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charmythings 's review for:
Three Lives Three Worlds, the Pillow Book II
by Tang Qi, 唐七公子
I hope that this short review shows how much I love this novel and this is one of the gems in the Chinese historical fantasy subgenre.
This book focuses more on the relationship between the two main characters and the reason why they given a chance to be "fated". This is also the reason why I love this second half so much.
This novel just centers around the two characters and the trials they went through to get their HEA with little to no side stories for the side characters. There were a lot of times I laughed and cried because of this book.
Like I said with the first volume, the translator did a great job translating the second volume, including the nuances that go along with it.
I really hated how the drama screwed up some parts of this volume in favor of bland sequences.
This book focuses more on the relationship between the two main characters and the reason why they given a chance to be "fated". This is also the reason why I love this second half so much.
This novel just centers around the two characters and the trials they went through to get their HEA with little to no side stories for the side characters. There were a lot of times I laughed and cried because of this book.
Like I said with the first volume, the translator did a great job translating the second volume, including the nuances that go along with it.
I really hated how the drama screwed up some parts of this volume in favor of bland sequences.