My Cheat Is So Powerful, I’m Thriving in Ancient Times

Overall, it's alright, but you weren't careful enough. Did you think you were safe just because you disguised yourself as a woman and crippled the county magistrate's son? As soon as people find out that the person who framed him is connected to the sugar seller, they'll quickly trace it back to you. Don't make jokes like "there's no evidence." Prosecuting you requires listing evidence, but dealing with you only requires being suspected.

It's quite interesting, but I hope the female leads are of high quality rather than numerous.

The story is tightly plotted, without the dramatic highs and lows often found elsewhere, and the ending is very good. There's no need for any dramatic love or hate! Ugh, this system cheat... I can't even just leave because I'm bored.

It's already over a hundred chapters, and Huang Cuicui still hasn't disappeared; that's a major flaw.

Give that mask to Ahri, and he'll give you a harem in return.

It's quite sweet, but with this direction, I feel a little sorry for Su Li if there are multiple female leads.

It's alright, but the male lead gets increasingly infatuated with the female lead as the story progresses. It would be better if he were more decisive.

I really like this kind of male lead, who climbs higher and higher step by step, and I just want a single female lead!

This book is a lighthearted and enjoyable read with a touch of humor. While the historical background isn't strictly accurate, the story is well-structured. The male lead and Su Li are like a spoiled brat and a well-behaved girl. The novel depicts the male lead as a morally bankrupt man until he's 35, but thankfully, three upright and ethical young people make up for it.

The book is good, but there's just too little of it. The author publishes it after only a few tens of thousands of words.