The Villainess Is Crazy and Ruthless, and the Empire’s Elite Can’t Stop Spoiling Her

It's quite interesting. The female lead is consistently insane, and the male lead is sarcastic. The author is quite skilled; the dialogue isn't awkward.

I'm so glad I discovered this book a few days before school started. It's probably the lowest-rated book I've ever read on Tomato Books, but I really, really, really love it. I regret not discovering it sooner, not finishing it, and not following any updates. While reading this book, I found many excellent passages that should have received 99+ comments, but no one commented on them.

I love the book's view on love! 😘💕 If you find the male lead's character a bit flawed in the early chapters (for example, ordering the female lead's death), just keep reading and you'll understand that both the male and female leads are truly powerful, and there aren't any mindless plot points. The following are the author's original words:

It's so good! Author, please update regularly! When will my heroine be released by the male lead? 😢 Our heroine truly believes that wise men don't fall in love and are dedicated to building a beautiful motherland! 🤭

As a ten-year veteran bookworm, I can't go wrong with this recommendation! It's a great read when you're looking for something to read or experiencing a reading slump. There aren't any major issues (except for the part about random comments in entertainment variety shows, which I skimmed because it's too aggressive and I don't like reading that).

The only thing that makes you unhappy, and is also very real, is when you do everything in your power to protect something, only to have that very thing betray you. Whether it's a person or a country. It has a grand scope and is not the typical female rivalry or domineering CEO trope found in most novels. The male lead initially comes across as a lively, cheerful, and sarcastic young man.

Without exaggeration, this is the lowest-rated book I've ever read, but my favorite in terms of content. Everyone in the book is remarkably realistic. They have unrealistic, exaggerated personas, but also worldly troubles and hardships. I usually dislike stories with multiple personas—they're too detached from reality—but somehow I clicked on this book and couldn't stop reading.

To be honest, when I first started reading, seeing the fans mindlessly criticizing or attacking the female lead, I considered dropping the book and giving it a bad review. But the more I read, the more engrossed I became, and I wanted to keep reading until the end. Now that I've finished it, I'm at a loss for words; all I can say is that it's incredibly exciting.

This is really realistic: "Love is a seasoning in life, but it is definitely not my whole life. I have a career, friends and family. There is no reason for me to neglect everything I have for love." It's so realistic 😢😢😢 There's no such thing as love at first sight; it's all about growing up step by step. [Staring emoji]

It's a good show with positive values. I even thought at one point that their friendship would be a perfect ending. Everyone has their own unique charm. The female lead is strong and interesting; she was hurt, but ultimately achieved revenge and fulfilled her past life's destiny.