The Noble Family’s Legitimate Daughter

I finished reading the whole book on November 28, 2020. It's a good book. The female lead is quite strong and has a good personality; she protects herself and her younger brother. The book has palace intrigue and domestic power struggles, but they aren't overly treacherous or cunning. There aren't too many extreme characters, and it's not exaggerated. It's worth a read.

It's a good watch, and the plot is decent, but the male lead initially confused me because I didn't know who he was. I only found out later that he was the Sixth Prince. Nevertheless, I would still recommend it. However, I felt the later plot wasn't as exciting and felt rushed.

This article is truly well-written. The female protagonist is intelligent, capable, and strong, and the character is portrayed in a very believable way. I look forward to seeing more excellent works from this author.

This book is quite well-written. The female protagonist is intelligent, strong, and capable—just my type. There's no particularly annoying aspect to the older woman, and the plot is well-developed and tightly woven. There are no scenes of a father disliking his daughter, which is great; I especially love this type of book.

It's good; unlike typical palace intrigue novels, it's not the kind where the male and female leads are madly in love—I've seen that kind too many. This one offers a refreshing change. The only downside is that the language is a bit cumbersome and lacks depth and interest. Still, it's worth a read.

It's quite a good read. The female lead is strong, but the circumstances force her to act; she has no choice. If she weren't strong, she and her brother wouldn't be able to survive. The most commendable aspect of this book is the father. Although he wasn't as kind to the female lead's mother and had several concubines—which is normal in different eras—at least he didn't favor concubines over his…

This book is excellent. Su Yunxi's personality, methods, and abilities are all very well portrayed and are presented very reasonably in the book. I also really like the male lead's personality. In short, the entire plot is very reasonable. The female lead isn't a saint, nor does she have any special abilities. All the plot arrangements are logical and reasonable.

Regardless of what others say, I personally enjoyed reading it. It was well-written and didn't drag on, unlike some stories that pad out word counts by repeatedly describing characters' physical features. What I loved most was the female lead's sharp and straightforward comebacks; she was very entertaining, had strong likes and dislikes, was goal-oriented, confident, self-reliant, and intelligent. The author must have a very sharp tongue, haha!

I love the female lead's strong personality; she's also very principled and capable.

At least there's no terrible father or grandmother, the family is relatively normal, life flows like water, with ripples on the surface, it's pretty good.