The Little Princess of the Countryside

This is a really good novel. I shouldn't read the comments; they're so misleading. Thankfully, I just read the main text and didn't miss out on such a great read.

Overall, it's not bad. I like the female lead's way of handling things. The only regret is that even after two or three hundred chapters, the male lead only makes occasional appearances. His screen time is too short! Is there no male lead in this story?

This book is comparable to *Dream of the Red Chamber*. The maids and servants are described in great detail. I almost thought the prince was no longer involved, but then the romance between the male and female leads started around chapter 300… Although it's a bit drawn out, the author's writing style is excellent.

I've read it three times. The writing is excellent, the plot flows smoothly, and it's a novel worth reading deeply.

I've been watching it since junior high, and it's been several years now. Every time I watch it, I feel something different. It's my white moonlight.

The female lead was a bit weak, and the male lead was a bit cold. What I disliked most was the female lead's father's background—he was a live-in son-in-law, and he didn't seem to love the female lead's mother much. It's truly a pity for such a beautiful woman with such a valuable status.

I love Fang Hanniang; the author portrays her so well. This is the first time I've ever been so engrossed in a novel. This novel has made me fall in love with reading.

The novel's content is quite good, but the silver conversion completely baffled me. Sixty-six catties, at ninety coins per catty, meant I received six taels; four catties and three taels, at fifty-eight coins per catty, meant I received more than two taels. I really had to relearn math.

Very satisfied, looking forward to your side story.

The writing is good, and the female lead's character is well-developed—she's vengeful and strong-willed. However, the story takes too long to describe one particular event, and the male lead is described too little!