The Great Yu's Master Strategist

This book is very well written. Every character is vivid, and the author has captured the cohesion of a family. The emperor and ministers, who dedicate themselves to the country, the generals, who serve the nation and its people, the princes who avoid causing trouble, the Ye family who wholeheartedly follow the emperor, and Ye Jinghui and Ye Xu, two so-called "playboys" whose true abilities are…

It's great. It's been a long time since I've read a book where I can remember many of the supporting characters besides the male and female leads. This book brings together all the settings and personalities I like. Everyone shines brightly, a diverse array of characters. However, it can't overshadow the charm of the main character who appears last. This book may have some clown characters.

It's a great show, much better than shows that focus solely on punishing villains. The female lead is the kind who doesn't flaunt her abilities. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the female lead has her own storyline to follow, as do the supporting characters. Everyone is great.

It's truly a wonderful read, the only book that doesn't distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate children, and portrays a harmonious family life. The Ye family are imperial merchants, producing two female officials, both illegitimate daughters. One is a master accountant, managing the nation's finances; the other is a veritable god of wealth, amassing fortunes beyond measure.

It's really amazing! The opening perspective is unique, and the female protagonist is strong-willed and clear-headed! The author's writing style is also witty and humorous, often surprising you, and the supporting characters are so vivid and captivating that you don't know which one to like.

The writing style is very comfortable, and the article is very well-organized. It truly achieves a subtle and pervasive effect, without the exaggerated tropes common in romance novels. It doesn't start with a dramatic, life-or-death love story, but rather progresses gradually.

This is a great and interesting book. When Twelfth Master said Su Xiaosheng should become a courtesan, I suddenly felt it was similar to Gu Er's suggestion that Xiao Qinshi should join a Southern opera troupe. Hahaha!

A great book, worth staying up all night to read. The plot is unconventional, not the kind of story where the protagonist transmigrates and crushes the supporting characters, or where the family is humiliated by all sorts of scum and full of malice. The villain is too greedy and wants everything, but he never gets any credit from the female lead.

This is absolutely fantastic! Among a sea of ​​time-travel novels, the author takes a unique approach. The female protagonist possesses an extraordinary talent for accounting, with a photographic memory. She enters officialdom as an accountant, rising step by step from a lowly accountant to the fourth-rank position of Inspector General and Grand Accountant, overseeing the accounts of all…

You need to use your brain while reading! The female lead, Ye Shuci, is incredibly skilled at accounting and can analyze many intricacies from ledgers. Although she's an illegitimate daughter, she and her sisters work hard together to improve themselves and earn money! Please update soon!!!