A Servant’s Nature

Many people say that the male protagonist is not good, but isn't this reality? Men in reality are not as good as the male protagonist. Ancient men who had the ability to make money and wanted to live a good life, I would like to ask, can men do it now? It's a very realistic novel, not a mindless novel. You don't have to read it if you don't mind, but you can't deny the author's writing skills and the way everyone gets along with each other as a couple. Come on, author!

A very special book. It feels like it should be like this in ancient times. How can a country girl have so many princes and princes waiting for you to meet?

It's a great book, it's very real with flesh and blood, and it also depicts people's bad nature very realistically. When watching it, people's emotions will fluctuate, and they will feel quite suffocating, but this is reality. The author's writing style is very good, but it is a bit short and leaves much to be desired.

After reading it, I understand everything. Most of them are very good and can score 8 points, which is above average. That bit of plot, like a fishbone, made me shed a lot of tears, and I wanted to deduct a point. It's a bit realistic, even if he does such a thing, the male protagonist still stands out among the crowd. The plot didn't really abuse the male protagonist, it only abused the female protagonist and me. The idealization (or novelization) is that his attitude is quite correct later on, which is why I finished reading it. I don't have to be clean, but when I was not "sensible", I was temporarily angry, and the bad start caused by misunderstanding was like an ink dot. Although this painting is unique because of this ink dot, it still burns my eyes and my heart.

The story is fascinating and you can keep reading without skipping a chapter. The characters feel like they are flesh and blood and not exaggerated. I just like this kind of novel, it feels closer to life and I don't like it that is too exaggerated.

I like this kind of writing. Daily life is warm, but there is also a sense of family and country. There's not that much intrigue, palace fights and stuff like that make me tired just looking at them…

It is rare to find a male protagonist who is not a wealthy aristocrat, or a grassroots counterattack to the top. The servant who was simply a supporting role in previous novels was written as a male protagonist, and he is a timely hedonist. It feels very in line with the authenticity of the times. I've read all kinds of novels about the heroine, so I can't say it's particularly good or particularly bad. I can only say that their personalities are just right for each other. Generally speaking, it would be good to break out of the weird thinking circle of male protagonists in the past. In terms of content, it does not have a salvation complex. It would be good to just think about living a good life and doing what you can at the same time. The biggest shortcoming is the countless typos and inverted sentences. Sometimes you even have to analyze what the sentence says based on the sentences before and after it. Even the main character's name was changed to another word, and the names of the supporting characters were mixed up, and I was convinced. However, for the sake of good content, I still give it five stars. At that time, when I saw the title of the book, I thought it seemed good, so I started reading it, and I felt that I had a good taste. Hey-hey.

The extra chapter at the end is great! It's nice to see their ending from an outsider's perspective!

After reading the author's two short stories, I like them both. They are both very interesting and touching. I don't like dirty people. Apart from this, everything is wonderful.

It's a pretty decent two-person story. The new idea is that the male protagonist comes from a grassroots background. He works hard as a slave after retiring from the country and seems to become a general later on. It's a standard template of a peasant girl making money, but the heroine didn't make any recipes, but she seemed to make wine later, and she just made money anyway. It's okay to pass the time