The Northeast King's Legitimate Daughter Heads to the Capital

It's really good!!! You can check my profile if you don't believe me. I've read so many of Tomato's books, and I've changed phones several times. I've been reading from junior high to sophomore year of college, and this book is my number one! The male and female leads don't abandon their brains for love. The supporting characters are all fleshed out, each with their own unique story.

This isn't a satisfying read at all; I don't know why the author left it like this, leaving the reader feeling conflicted and unsatisfied. But I feel that every character has their own flesh and blood. The ending doesn't have to be perfect or tragic; that subtle sense of missed opportunity and regret makes you feel unwilling yet helpless. [Staring] It's more painful than killing me. 🙂

It's been a long time since I've finished a novel. The author writes very well, and the content is exciting. I think Bai Shuang and the Fifth Prince ended up together, right? The overall pacing is tight and doesn't drag. It's just that Bai Shuang is constantly being tortured, which is really heartbreaking. The story focuses less on Bai Shuang's family, but it's simple and still very good. Definitely worth reading.

The story is good! The plot is also good! It's just a bit frustrating that the female lead didn't punish the Ji family girl who did bad things!

In this book, each character has their own core. Although I understand that the male and female protagonists didn't end up together, it's still a pity there wasn't a happy ending. But I believe their lives continue, so who can really say they didn't end up together?

It's a real pity about the couple the female lead's sister and her boyfriend. If they were commoners, their chances of being together might have been much higher. It's just a shame they were born into royalty.

This is a lighthearted and enjoyable read; the plot and language are hilarious, especially the phrase "to elaborate," which makes me laugh every time I see it. 😄👍👍👍

It's a great read, very realistically written, and every character is vividly portrayed. The only downside is the romantic relationships.

Overall, it's a good read; the author's occasional beautiful words and phrases are quite comforting. However, there's no genuine sincerity here. If Jiang'er weren't also a good child, and if I didn't want her to have a bad ending, there wouldn't be a happy ending in this story. If there weren't the mix-ups, the Ministry of Revenue not managing criminal cases, and the fact that only the Vice Minister is mentioned and not the Minister, I could give it five stars!

It's really good. The only thing that made me sad was that the female lead didn't end up with the fifth prince.