The Scholar’s Sweet Young Bride

I love Ji Yuanqing. At first glance, he's a gentle, unassuming scholar, but he gradually rises to become a powerful minister. Jiang Yunfei is a bit too trusting, though she does have her own hidden agenda. I initially thought her mother-in-law was a good person, but I never expected her to turn out like that. I cried when I read about their divorce 😭😭, but they reconciled later. It's a super good book, I love it! ❤❤

Beautiful! Their ordinary yet authentic life is a true reflection of reality. The hardworking and ambitious Ji Yuanqing and Jiang Yunfei remain inseparable, supporting each other through thick and thin, working together to create a beautiful and happy life, striving for each other! They are truly a perfect couple, envied by all! ღ💌ღ

I think this book is good. Unlike typical time-travel novels, which are like farming novels or novels with built-in cheat codes, this one is quite ordinary, just like most people who travel to ancient times.

I love this book so much, I can't get enough of it! ψ(`∇´)ψ I look forward to the updates every day.

It's a really good novel. I started reading this novel when I first started reading Tomato, and even now, 4.5 years later, I'm rereading it and I still cry. I love it so much. But what's wrong with this rating? It's gotten so low. Was it maliciously inflated?

I really hope Ji Yuanqing and Jiang Yunfei end up together.

This is a book that really gave me mixed feelings. Seeing how badly the protagonist was bullied made me want to give up, but I also wanted to read on to see if there would be a plot twist. It's rare to see a book where the male and female protagonists are more realistic, unlike other books where the female protagonist has such a powerful protagonist aura after transmigrating and seems amazing at everything. This one is very ordinary, and I think it's more realistic.

This book is actually very well written; I really enjoyed it. Several times I almost gave up, seeing all the hardships they endured was infuriating. The author wrote in too much detail, glossing over everything towards the end. I don't know if it's because it's so long, but the author seems to have forgotten many parts of what they wrote earlier, resulting in names being forgotten, characters who should have died coming back to life, and people who shouldn't be there appearing again.

Although the male and female leads experienced some ups and downs, they eventually got together. However, sometimes I felt the female lead was too naive and easily deceived.

I'll give it a positive review immediately; I'll try to fool as many people as I can.