I Became an Old Woman and Was Bound to the Prime Minister Training System

Personally, I think it's quite good. It's not too long, and it's a pretty enjoyable novel. As long as you don't get too hung up on the details, it's really comfortable to read. It doesn't use any extreme characters just to create conflict.

It's really good! There's no illogical or... Mindless stuff. 😍 The book is very detailed, and every question has a corresponding answer. 👍 Later, the female lead didn't become a widow for her theoretically husband or anything like that. ☺☺ I never expected that I'd end up with that person from the apocalypse, but it's still pretty good! 😍😍😍

This book is absolutely amazing! I love it. Books without a male lead, no romantic pairing, and no love lines are so rare. I'm so grateful to the author for writing such a wonderful story. (❁´ω`❁) And it's so well-written! The female lead has strong moral values, a great personality, is helpful, kind, inspiring, generous, and true to herself—she's wonderful. (✪▽✪)

I stayed up all night reading it, and I loved it! I read it all day long – in the bathroom, on the treadmill, while eating, and even while walking. It's really good, especially the parts about raising children. Having such an elder is such a blessing! I'm really looking forward to the new story with the foreshadowing. I'd love to read either a modern setting with Zhao Yi and the female lead, or a quick transmigration story. I also love the system!

It's really good, but too short. It felt like I finished it in a flash. The plot is about a female protagonist who transmigrates and dedicates herself to getting rich so her children can live a good life. The main characters aren't overly idealistic or have any ambiguous relationships. I feel like there could be so much more to write, but it ended so abruptly, I didn't get enough! O(╥╥)o

It's very good. There are no major flaws throughout. Although it's about raising a prime minister, it leans more towards a farming/developmental story. While there is a romantic pairing, it's practically negligible (there's no romance for almost 99% of the story). It has an open ending; the female lead only meets the young man from the apocalypse at the very end.

It's so beautiful! Oh my god! This book by the author is rich in content and very interesting, with well-developed characters and a clear plot. It's truly amazing! It would be best to have an epilogue, showing Rong Qiao's life after returning to reality.

Overall, it's alright, the logic is sound, and I quite like the female lead's personality. However, the author's historical accuracy might be a bit off. For example, a prime minister and a chief minister cannot coexist, as I learned in middle school. So please forgive me for not giving it five stars (.•́•̀.)

The protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, passive ability to farm and develop skills) isn't too overpowered; it mostly serves as a support role. The family is very loving, there aren't any truly awful characters, and the daily life is quite heartwarming. The downsides are that the female lead is a bit naive and sweet with a touch of saintliness.

It looks pretty good. The second daughter's storyline is a bit too long. After all, there are only a little over a hundred chapters in total, with about ten chapters dedicated to the second daughter. I don't like watching her; it's all the same old, tired tropes.