The General’s Green-Tea Heiress Keeps Fainting Again

Author, is it a 1v1 relationship or multiple male leads?

Just a heads-up, a reader gave this book a one-star rating, and when I checked her profile, I saw she gave most books one-star ratings, mostly nitpicking the female lead's flaws. There might be some issues with the male lead, but I didn't think there were many. She also spent about two hours reading it herself.

I just randomly clicked on this, but my expectations for the book kept growing. The author's descriptions of emotions are incredibly delicate, and I feel so sorry for my female lead. I feel sorry for her; she's not like I used to be. I feel sorry for her becoming the person she least wanted to be because of her family.

I discovered this book is truly a treasure. First of all, the female lead's character is incredibly well-developed and memorable. And honestly, I find the book really captivating. It has a magical quality that makes you want to read for a very, very long time; you can't skip any parts. It feels like if you jump, you'll lose track of the story.

It's really good. The female lead isn't a saint; she's smart and clear-headed, and every male lead is wonderful.

Such a good story, why is it discontinued? 😢😢😢

One person wrote a petition in blood, begging that the male lead is their childhood friend Shen 😭😭

The female lead is very clear-headed, I recommend her!

I logged out, but I couldn't resist coming back to comment. I really want to see the Third Prince's expression when he discovers just how ruthless his fiancée is.

Oh no, I finished reading the serialized version so quickly! I'm so hungry for more! This book is really good. I feel so sorry for the female lead; she's become someone she hates against her will. I hope in the end she can be a free bird, unbound by anything else. I won't say more, just enjoy reading!