The Fortunate, Beloved Maid

It's very realistic and frustrating; the protagonist's fate is constantly controlled by others. The female lead's jealousy and the male lead's prying eyes make becoming his concubine seem like the only option. Although many people dislike the male lead, it's better to view it as a female-centric novel where the male lead is merely a tool, not a protagonist standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the female lead. That would be much better.

The male protagonist of this book doesn't seem to be the great general; he seems to be that guy named Tao Yun.

The female lead is a very intelligent person, but she was powerless in feudal society, and the awkwardness is really ridiculous.

I like this type of novel, except the male lead has too many girlfriends and the updates are too slow. I hope there will be more updates.

Beautiful, really beautiful

I don't know why I can't tell who the male lead is.

It's good! Looking forward to the next installment. Hopefully, the male and female leads will have more screen time.

Wow, I finished reading it. Even though the female lead didn't suffer much, she still seemed incredibly pitiful. Her wishes were shattered time and time again, and she ultimately became a concubine. I felt so sorry for her. Also, this book shouldn't have ended so quickly; the later plot felt like it was on a fast-forward, 😂.

I really loved this story. It perfectly captures the characteristics of that era, and the female protagonist's inner thoughts are beautifully portrayed. She strives to maintain a modern mindset and avoid being completely assimilated by the prevailing ideas, working hard to survive in that time. It's a story you can read in one sitting; I didn't finish it because the author hadn't updated the remaining dozen or so chapters. Highly recommended! 🥰😘

I hope she doesn't end up with that harem male lead. Who can afford to offend the Xie family or the royal family? The awesome guy even dumped her along with that womanizer.