Marrying the Imperial Tutor

Yu San's intelligence, forbearance, sharp tongue but soft heart, and his unspeakable past are all understood by the calm and clear-headed Shen Er. The key point is that the pacing is brisk, and the male lead is finally talking! 🤭🤭🤭

The female lead transmigrates, her first life a murder mystery. Her personality: intelligent, a cunning little fox, resilient—a character I like. It's fun to argue with the fox for a moment, but then the engagement is called off… She should try to win him back the way she did! Great! ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ With approximately two hundred chapters, Zhizhi's novels will not disappoint.

The fate of the female protagonist, Jiang Wanzhi, is heartbreaking. From the beautiful first encounter with Song Qing to the tragic false accusation and death after becoming Song's wife, the opening is filled with tragedy. However, a twist of fate leads her to be reborn as Yu Wanzhi, the unloved and mentally challenged third young lady of the Yu family.

The author's writing is truly excellent, the plot is clear, and the story is full of twists and turns, easily drawing the reader in. Every single book is superb! Keep up the good work, author! I hope the media will publish more of these books! ❤️

It's a fantastic read! The author's writing is excellent, the pacing is tight, the details are vivid and engaging, and the language is witty and humorous. It's so captivating, you can't put it down! 👍😄

Investing in this is definitely worthwhile; I simply love watching two people scheming and plotting against each other. The male lead, though a learned and seemingly perfect genius, is completely clueless about romance, managing only a few words for the one he loves despite his life's learning.

Both the male and female leads are intelligent throughout, the plot unfolds layer by layer, keeping you hooked and wanting to keep reading. The romance is also consistent with the story and doesn't feel awkward. It's a rare gem among books on Tomato TV. There was a book called "Deep Spring in Bianjing" that was also very good. Does that mean all books with "Spring in Bianjing" in the title are masterpieces? 🤭

This is a very good book. The female lead is intelligent, resourceful, kind, and sharp-witted. The male lead is also good. The story is unconventional, with unexpected twists at every turn. It's worth reading and I recommend it.

As a bookworm who practically lives on reading novels, this is the best classical Chinese novel I've encountered this year! Every character is well-developed. The male lead has a great heart and shows the female lead ample respect and trust—a perfect character. The female lead has strong moral principles and a clear bottom line.

Update soon, I love reading it! The character design and plot are great, the writing is concise and comfortable, it's so funny! That big idiot little prince, "What's your name?!" "I... I'm Yu Jintang" Hahahahahahahahahaha, this cheesy joke is hilarious!