I Become the Late Wife of the Grand Justice of the Dali Temple

The author's writing isn't bad, but it's clear they're a beginner and still quite inexperienced. The writing is rather general, the plot doesn't hold up to scrutiny, and many details are glossed over. Overall, I really liked the story, especially the female lead's later transformation.

Honestly, this story has good content and writing style, and it easily deserves a score of 9 or higher. Perhaps the lack of sufficient readership or promotion is the problem. Overall, it's a novel with a relatively complete logic and a decent pace. Of course, there are some things I can't accept about the female lead's behavior, but there aren't any major red flags.

I think the structural design is quite good, maybe it just needs a little more refinement. Author, please take the time to polish it up. It should easily get a 9.0 Or higher rating on Tomato Novels. Keep up the good work, author! Keep writing! (And some encouragement!)

They've all gotten their happy endings, so why is Zheng dead? The story itself is quite good, but the development of the romance between the male and female leads is too abrupt; suddenly they're deeply in love to the point of being mortal. Overall, I still recommend it.

The male and female protagonists' feelings for each other deepen with time spent together. When they meet again, their different social statuses and positions make them consider letting go. However, they bravely face danger together, portraying human nature and human emotions in a very realistic way, allowing readers to strongly empathize with the characters. I personally loved it.

Overall, I think it's alright, although there are a few plot points I don't quite understand (never mind me, I'm just being sarcastic anyway, I can't write anything, I'm just venting). Then I felt that this novel didn't really focus on the romance between the male and female leads.

Why did Guan Zheng have to die? Such a fine young man, and his beautiful, hazy love with A Zhu made me shed so many tears. 😢😢😢😢

The beginning of the story is very engaging. Although it suffers from the common problem of time-travel novels—the female lead having a cheat code—the overall plot is quite smooth. The author foreshadowed many plot points and gave the male protagonist numerous advantages, the biggest of which was making him the posthumous son of the crown prince.

As the synopsis states, the female lead is intelligent, and the storyline between the male and female leads is captivating. I love this kind of awkward, winding, and unspoken romance. Of course, I've only read half the book yet, but it definitely deserves a high rating.

The female lead is clear-headed and has many virtues. Actually, I love the female characters the author portrays; each one has their own unique traits. It's been so long since I've read such a good novel. I started reading it little by little at night and read it all night until 7 am the next morning—it was so captivating! 😳😳😳 Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to your new masterpieces. I really want to read it! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕