The Spoiled Wife of a Peasant Scholar

The writing is truly enjoyable. Neither the female lead nor the male lead's family are bad people; their values are largely aligned. Although the female lead's family was relatively well-off before the male lead achieved success, there's no sense of her helping them out. Even when the male lead's family changes with her help, there's no uncomfortable feeling of them being overly subservient.

I've truly fallen in love with this novel; I didn't skip a single chapter. It's so captivating! The female lead is so elegant, virtuous, beautiful, and petite, and the male lead is very handsome too.

I think it's alright, but there's a part that keeps putting down the original protagonist, saying that the male lead's frustrations in his past life were all caused by the original protagonist. I really can't stand it. Everything is blamed on women, as if the destruction of the country and the ruin of the family were all caused by women.

It's so heartwarming and sweet! A light and enjoyable read. Although there are a few illogical parts, I'm just reading a novel, so as long as I'm happy, it's worth a read! 😳😳