National Preceptor, Please Behave Yourself!

It's quite good, but I couldn't continue after chapter 1700. I didn't want to see the sisters killing each other; their positions were different, so it's hard to say who was right and who was wrong. I also don't know if they reconciled later or what the outcome was. I just couldn't control my emotions and cried. But if you quit, you still want to know if they made up or not, right?

The female lead is strong, not the kind who pretends to be weak to deceive others. She has many hidden cards and multiple identities. Moreover, the female lead and the male lead never have a misunderstanding, and their relationship is not turbulent. Therefore, it is a good book.

This book tells the story of the female protagonist's journey from weakness to strength. She experienced many difficulties and setbacks before finally becoming an outstanding woman. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight and helps her overcome her seemingly useless constitution, guiding her step by step as she grows.

I really enjoyed this book. The female protagonist is decisive and has no troublesome accomplices around her. I especially liked her friends. My only regret is that Ling Sicong didn't appear! It's also a bit of a shame I didn't see her two sworn brothers get married, and her sworn brother isn't married yet either!

This book is so good! Oh my god, I don't even know what words to use to describe it. It's just amazing!

Sigh, it's finally over after following it all summer. I only kept watching because of the male lead's backstory (basically, every good-looking guy in the beginning seemed to fall for the female lead...). I felt the female lead's aura was too strong; she seemed to be the best at everything. The male lead kept disappearing and reappearing, only to eventually find his family.

The plot is great; both the male and female leads have strong personalities. I really like how they support each other and overcome difficulties together. Keep up the good work, and I hope you can write even better works in the future.

This book is great. Neither the male nor the female lead has an easy path to success; they both experience setbacks and grow stronger through them. In the beginning, you might think the male lead loves the female lead more, but as you read on and savor the story, you'll discover that the female lead also deeply loves the male lead. Their love remains unchanged, even unto death. (Also, I absolutely adore Murong Yi! 😂😂😂)

Am I misunderstanding some of the names? I saw so many names that I initially thought were female, but they turned out to be male! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It's quite good, but the male and female leads are always separated, which is heartbreaking.