The Jiang family's old madam was so furious with her four sons that she nearly fainted.
They're all nearly forty, yet not one of them has any intention of settling down. Are they trying to let the Jiang family die out?
Old Madam Jiang waved her hand and brought out all her private savings, ordering Madam Jiang to send invitations to every matchmaker in the capital.
The matchmakers did show up, but they looked at the four Jiang sons with troubled expressions.
The eldest is fair-skinned and refined, with a face no one could fault. Unfortunately, both his legs are broken, and he'll spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.
The second has a wheat-colored complexion and looks healthy, with a tall, sturdy build. But on closer inspection, something is lacking. He works as a merchant, which isn't a respectable occupation.
The third is dark and smelly. Apart from his white teeth, everything about him is dark. They say even his own mother can't stand his foul temper.
As for the fourth, he's fair and even more handsome than the eldest. Unfortunately, he loves chasing after women and is a notorious playboy in the capital.
The matchmakers looked them over and over, feeling the banknotes in their arms that they hadn't even had time to warm up. Finally, they forced a few words through gritted teeth: “Hard, hard, hard!”
Old Madam Jiang's heart sank halfway. Just then, a timid voice rose from the crowd. “I can give it a try.”
The crowd parted, revealing a young woman with a nervous yet hopeful expression. Her oversized matchmaker's outfit and ill-fitting clothes made her look rather comical.
But her face was full of sincerity. “Old Madam, I can give it a try.”
Old Madam Jiang and Madam Jiang exchanged a glance, and each understood what the other was thinking.
Here was a perfectly good young woman, and she was pretty, too. If they kept her around, that would be one problem solved!
The author's writing is very imaginative. A young time-traveling matchmaker, raised by her adoptive mother, arranges marriages for a wealthy family to repay her kindness and make a living. Her four sons eventually find their sweethearts, and the ending is quite perfect.
So good! 💕💕💕💕💕 Perfect for a useless person like me who doesn't like palace intrigue/domestic drama (just kidding). The whole book was a very easy read, with a happy ending and a balanced feel, just what I love! 💕💕💕
Overall, it's a heartwarming and fast-paced story. There's no drama or power struggles, and the female lead doesn't have any special advantages; she rises through her own efforts. However, some plot points aren't fully developed, and the fast pace and quick resolution of some storylines make it feel like it ended too soon. Overall, though, it's a pretty good, fast-paced short story that's perfect for watching while eating.
It's a good read, with a very novel and unique theme. It's also a short story, and I read it all chapters without missing a single one. The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a matchmaker's goddaughter, and later, through her own efforts, rises to the position of royal matchmaker. Several couples in the story end up together, with perfect endings. I liked it.
It's pretty good, but it's missing something; it's incomplete.
Not bad, worth a look.
The subject matter is novel and unique! The writing is superb! I learned so much! The ancestor of matchmakers is actually Nuwa! The Old Man Under the Moon, Bodhisattvas, and Cupid are all rising stars!
The ending was good; each couple found their own happy ending. I really enjoyed the ensemble cast; the storyline was excellent.
It was quite fun, and the movements were quick.
That's quite unique and great! Keep it up!