[Psychology prodigy, formidable general and crown prince, sisterly bonds, punishing scoundrels, powerful allies, past and present lives, loving family, face-slapping, satisfying story, survival, happy ending]
The good news: a top psychology student from modern times transmigrates into a hit TV drama. The bad news: she becomes an unknown maidservant, surrounded by the heroine’s hopelessly troublesome family and facing the constant threat of starving to death.
Watch how Ning Taotao, a maidservant with no strength to even kill a chicken, uses her extensive knowledge of psychology and interviewing techniques to escape poverty, save people blinded by love, unravel secret crushes, revisit troubled family backgrounds, heal childhood wounds, rebuild confidence, form intimate relationships, and overcome anxiety. She rises from a small village to the imperial palace, using the little to challenge the powerful and stir up the court. Are kings, nobles, generals, and ministers born to rule?
After all, apart from birth, aging, illness, and death, every obstacle you feel is caused by your own values. What truly limits a person is never financial poverty, but narrow understanding and a limited way of thinking.
It's wonderful. I originally thought it was a time-travel novel, but it contains a lot of psychological knowledge, and I also gained some knowledge. The content is relatively smooth and the story is quite compact. Later, when I read the end of the novel, I discovered that this novel was not a traditional novel, but that the characters in the story traveled to the real world, lived a life in the real world, and returned to the original world. I just don't like the ending at the end. The heroine Yitao didn't go back, right? I'm guessing, would you like the author to make a side story? It will feel more complete after watching an extra episode.
It's no longer the kind of drama about imperial power and wealth. There are also ordinary wealthy families. You can read the dirty things and see what the family is like from the perspective of the concubine. Take a look and you can feel the lives of many small characters.
A lot of psychological knowledge and plot are combined together very interestingly [laughs][laughs][laughs]
What a novel setting, a bit of a pity. I'm looking forward to the author writing this well
I think it's very good. A lot of popular science has been marked. It's very professional. I like it. I hope the author will have new works. Stories like this have psychology in them. It's very interesting [Like]
It's wonderful. I originally thought it was a time-travel novel, but it contains a lot of psychological knowledge, and I also gained some knowledge. The content is relatively smooth and the story is quite compact. Later, when I read the end of the novel, I discovered that this novel was not a traditional novel, but that the characters in the story traveled to the real world, lived a life in the real world, and returned to the original world. I just don't like the ending at the end. The heroine Yitao didn't go back, right? I'm guessing, would you like the author to make a side story? It will feel more complete after watching an extra episode.
It's no longer the kind of drama about imperial power and wealth. There are also ordinary wealthy families. You can read the dirty things and see what the family is like from the perspective of the concubine. Take a look and you can feel the lives of many small characters.
A lot of psychological knowledge and plot are combined together very interestingly [laughs][laughs][laughs]
What a novel setting, a bit of a pity. I'm looking forward to the author writing this well
I think it's very good. A lot of popular science has been marked. It's very professional. I like it. I hope the author will have new works. Stories like this have psychology in them. It's very interesting [Like]