Lord Grand Secretary, Your Wife Ran Away!

The chapter on solving the case was so well-written! 💕 My favorite part. It showed how they worked hard to change their circumstances so the other could have a better life, without interfering with each other's lives. I love rebirth stories; before rebirth, I searched high and low, but found nothing. After rebirth, we vowed to be a pair of lovebirds in heaven and intertwined branches on earth.

It's really good! I personally really like the shou's (bottom's) personality—resilient, intelligent, and never giving up. Although he sometimes overthinks and doesn't speak up when there's a misunderstanding, I can understand that, given his difficult childhood. Of course, the gong's (top's) personality is also good, but I'm slightly more drawn to the shou (slightly shou-centric).

It's pretty good. The protagonist's personality isn't as fully developed as the other's, but that doesn't detract from the overall quality. The biggest problem is the synopsis; it's clearly a tragic story. Only a few chapters in the middle are sweet; it's mostly filled with various forms of torment. Fortunately, I've been through the trauma of some angst-filled novels, which has allowed me to calmly accept every tragic story.

The writing is incredibly detailed, and the romantic development flows naturally without any abruptness. Whether it's Mingzhou's initial attempts to win over Yuxin after her rebirth, or the misunderstandings that still arise despite their mutual understanding in the epilogue, everything feels very reasonable. After all, their experiences have shaped their characters.

Awesome! Although I haven't finished reading it yet and have only read the extra chapters, I have to say the author writes it really well! 😘😘😘

First: The book flows smoothly throughout; second: The main character has a personality I like; third: The plot isn't mindlessly sweet or mindlessly angsty, but rather a good balance of sweetness and angst, leaning towards sweetness overall. (First time reviewing, not very good at it 😳😳)

What?! My mom, my grandma, my coat, my aunt and great-aunt, I was so scared I limped around. My dad, my grandpa, my socks, my shoes, my son, my darling, my screwdriver, my dad, my mom, my uncle selling brown sugar, my heart, my liver, my god, how can there be such a good novel?! 😭😭 Author, you are my god! 😇 It's really good.

Every transition in the plot was excellent, and the relationship between Bai Yuxin and Gu Mingzhou developed naturally. The characters' growth was also very compelling. From being driven by profit to saving the country and its people, from pursuing power to protecting their loved ones and living out their remaining years in peace. Every character was well-developed and vividly portrayed.

Life is like this, what more could one ask for? 😳 I'm so envious! The plot isn't clichéd; it's fast-paced yet has a gentle, flowing quality. The two characters work together to improve their lives, experiencing both hardship and joy in their relationship. It's so good, I wonder why nobody reads it. I stumbled upon this because I was looking for something to read, and I've been reading it non-stop, it's so addictive! Highly recommended! [Learned][Learned]

I haven't finished reading it yet, but this is the first book I've read on Tomato that I found truly excellent. There's no excessive use of flowery language; it's just the simplest, most unadorned writing, yet it immediately draws you in. Just reading it feels like being in Huizhou, the social scene of that time (perhaps because I'm from Jiangsu and Zhejiang myself).