This Poor Scholar Is Helpful, but Has Ulterior Motives

It's alright, but it feels like the author didn't have an outline; a lot of things seemed to be added on the spot. Also, there are some parts I don't understand (maybe it's just me). Overall, it's okay. Some of the modern knowledge felt unrealistic; it seemed a bit exaggerated that the protagonist knew so much. 🤦 The wedding felt rushed and perfunctory.

It's pretty good, I hope it gets some color soon.

Keep it up, author! I believe in you.

It's rare to find a book that speaks of a simple life yet possesses a vast inner world; the details are beautiful, and it's concise and to the point. Keep it up!

It's not bad so far, but what does it mean to use a few dots every time during sex? What are the details?

It's well-written, with a prose-like feel. The writing style is good, and the plot is decent too. However, prose isn't really suitable for novel writing; the narrative is too bland, the conflicts are too bland, the emotions are too bland. All of this requires thought and understanding, repeated reading to grasp the conflicts and emotions. It's not immediately clear.

The writing is good, and the story is well-written, but there's a misunderstanding about "humble origins." "Humble origins" refers to impoverished nobles, not rural villagers.

It read smoothly, with basically no flaws, and I liked the writing style. It was a very enjoyable read.

It's really good. It's simple but not bland, and especially concise in every aspect, making it very pleasant to read.

I was almost fooled by the name; the content looks quite interesting.