The Poison Doctor’s Legitimate Daughter

I prefer stories where both the female and male leads are strong; I don't like stories where the female lead is weak and there are many misunderstandings.

Everyone found their place in life. The Third Prince's love for the female lead was selfish, while the Prince hope truly held her in his heart. In the end, they all found their happy endings.

It's pretty good. The female lead is smart, decisive, and vengeful; practically no one can frame her. The male lead is cunning, arrogant, and a bit sharp-tongued. He's alright with the female lead since she's his beloved wife, but he's infuriating and incisive with everyone else. This book isn't angsty at all; everyone in it is nice, except for the Third Prince.

The romance between the male and female leads develops well, and the story is quite lighthearted.

It's pretty good. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the final victory over the opponent is very satisfying to watch.

The ending was great! Everyone got their karma in the end, but the female lead's plot armor was a bit too strong, haha. It felt so smooth! I'd recommend it.

I really like the protagonist's vengeful personality; it's so satisfying to read without having to put up with trouble every day. If you like stories with strong male and female leads, I recommend this one!

It's great, highly recommended! The very last part, near the end, is the essence. After the Queen dies, it's just... I love it, but more than that, I feel heartbroken. Maybe I'm just too sentimental, but it makes me want to leave right now.

I love female leads like this—smart, witty, intelligent, and not a hopeless romantic.

It's alright. The writing style is a bit childish, but the ending is a happy one, even though I disliked the second male lead in the middle.