Hairpins and Beauty

It's really good. I've never read a story where the protagonist starts as a maid before, and I was worried I wouldn't like it, but I've always liked ensemble stories, so I decided to give it a try. I didn't expect it to be so incredibly good! The author is very good at creating characters, and both male and female characters have their own unique characteristics.

At first, I quite liked it; the main plot is okay so far, and the writing is good. But as I read on, I felt the characters were too thin. They're portrayed as the author intended them to be, but it shouldn't just be superficial; there's no deeper supporting element. So far, the most worthwhile character to read is Madam Yun.

I highly recommend this book; it truly feels like witnessing the youth and growth of a group of girls. The writing is beautiful and the word choice is appropriate. Unlike some authors who use modern jokes for comedic effect and end up making the story feel out of place. The characters are well-developed, each with their own "unavoidable circumstances" and unique inner world.

The writing style of the extra chapters is a bit immature. How could Madam Yun and Marquis Lin'an, who are so calculating, be so shallow? Their understanding of cause and effect is too shallow to support their more than twenty years of meticulous planning.

Wow, that's fantastic!! The author's writing is excellent! Each character's personality is vividly portrayed, and the environmental descriptions are evocative and reflect the characters' emotions. The logic is also very smooth so far; the author's outline is clearly and comprehensively developed! It's definitely a must-read!

It's really good! The female lead is smart and has high emotional intelligence. The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is very logical. The daily life of the maids is not boring at all. I'm getting more and more excited for the development of the plot after the female lead and the second young lady enter the palace. Highly recommended! ❤️

This is a rare work that unfolds from the perspective of the lowly and humble, depicting the lives of people in ancient times from a microcosmic perspective: their struggles in dire straits, the glimmer of hope in despair, their constant scheming, their gradual growth, and the complexities of family, enemies, kinship, friendship, and gratitude...

Wow, this book is so exciting! Every step is a heart-pounding scheme. It's just too short to read enough. The girl doesn't have any special abilities, but she's intelligent and courageous. The Tang family members are also very kind. Although they initially tried to use the female lead, they ultimately helped her. The second young lady is also a very good person. I hope they can all live peacefully in the end.

The female protagonist is an indigenous person from a humble background. Her mother died early, her father didn't love her, her stepmother abused her, and her uncle disappeared. Later, she became a maid in the Tang family. She is intelligent and skilled, good at observing and thinking from subtle details, understanding people's hearts, and knows how to repay kindness.

It's really good. I really like Tang Qingwan. The word "pure" runs through her entire life. From the naivety that outsiders thought she was when she was young to the pure heart she maintained when facing power in a high position, and her pure feelings. In short, thank you to the author for giving Wan'er a good ending.