With Taobao at My Side, I Become a Crooked Merchant in Ancient Times

It's really good, I like it a lot. It's just that it's still being serialized, which makes me impatient. The female lead has a great personality, and the overall writing style is very humorous, although the writing style might be a bit rough. Overall, it's worth reading. Seventh Prince, hurry up and pursue your wife! What's the point of waiting?

This is so good! Keep up the good work, author!! The male lead is really unlikable, do I really have to end up with him? It's so agonizing to watch!

The female lead's character is quite interesting. She's not perfect; she seems unambitious at first glance, but the more the story unfolds, the more you discover her shining qualities—she's principled, compassionate, and while achieving her own success, she prioritizes the well-being of others. She's not the kind of person who exploits supporting characters. It's a bit of a shame about the second male lead, but what can you do when you're the second male lead? 🤦

Since the male lead was already chosen, why add a second male lead who's mutually in love?! This is so cruel!

Why is the score so low? Actually, the story is very well told, the pacing is just right, neither too fast nor too slow. The male and female leads appreciate each other and grow together naturally. It feels like this is how a relationship between equals should be—you're great, and I'm not bad either. And any misunderstandings or disagreements are resolved within a chapter. That's something a mindless wish-fulfillment novel can't compare to.

On the day she time-traveled, the female protagonist, now more than ten years younger, saved the male protagonist. In their subsequent interactions, although she encountered other people with whom she was destined to be apart, she ultimately stayed with him due to his unwavering promise of "one love for one lifetime" and his exclusive affection.

It's really good. The male and female leads don't jump straight into romance; the gradual, flowing relationship feels the most real. The main characters and other characters are also well-developed, and none of them have overpowered abilities or dominate everything. I personally prefer this style.

This book is great! I was almost fooled by the rating; why is it so low? This is one of the few books I've actually finished reading. The female lead is quite insightful, and there's no palace intrigue; she's focused on making money and doing good deeds.

It's alright. I read part of it before, but I dropped it because the male lead was unlikable. I continued reading this time, and the male lead and the servant are still unlikable... The second male lead is a good person, but I don't know how his ending will be. It's quite a pity about his relationship with the female lead.

It's so good! It's interestingly written, and the storyline is captivating.