Guanyin Terrace

Even a peddler selling melons has to praise their own wares, right? I wouldn't dare say my writing is five-star quality, but I at least believe it was written with five-star sincerity. As the creator and also the first reader, I'll give myself some encouragement.

The rating is too low, so I'm going to contribute and help the author raise the score. This is my first time leaving a comment. I've been reading for over ten years, and my favorite books change from time to time. Sometimes I can't get into a book even if it has great reviews. This one is different.

The ending is a happy ending (HE), and regardless of its realistic accuracy, it aligns with the beautiful wishes people place on novels. The main focus is on the righteous female lead, Lu Huayin, who is quick-witted, meticulous, decisive, resourceful, bold, and affectionate. Her inherent human flaws, while present, actually make her more relatable.

As expected, finding interesting premises makes it easier to find gems. The plot is tight, the foreshadowing is brilliant, and the female lead shines from beginning to end, carrying the team and dominating the game—it's so satisfying! Her divine dance scene was absolutely stunning, on par with the female lead.

It's more beautiful than I imagined!! What an intelligence master! The female lead is truly gifted with a brilliant mind, and the male lead is also a good one. Aside from the Crown Prince, who is truly a hateful villain, Wen is incredibly pitiful; there's always a reason why someone is so pitiful.

It's quite good, but the rating is too low. The character descriptions are good, and the reasoning is also substantial, without any far-fetched or unfounded deductions. The only thing I find a bit off is the level of information technology development in ancient times. The idea that they knew everything seems a bit exaggerated; I'm always worried they might be exposed.

This book is truly well-written, with a tightly woven plot that fills in every foreshadowing and plot hole. The perspective is also very fresh. The intellectual pinnacle of the story is portrayed by a girl, demonstrating that boys and girls can be equally brilliant in any situation and at any time.

I don't know why this kind of novel isn't getting any traffic... I thought it had recently finished, but when I checked the date, it was from July last year. This novel could be sold directly for a web series adaptation. The female lead is well-developed; you can deduce the whole story from small details, and the idea of opening a general store to sell information is really clever.

The plot is captivating and intricately woven. The female lead is intelligent and composed, yet the story isn't a mindless wish-fulfillment exercise. The slice-of-life scenes are engaging, but the main plot remains to be seen.

I came from the author's new book, and having read all of their books in one go, I've noticed a significant improvement from this one to their latest work. I think the author is one of the few who writes with dedication and logical consistency, without padding or mindless plotting. I give the author a huge thumbs up!