You Said You'd Let Me Ride Your Coattails, So Why Do You Want to Marry Me?!

Exile, farming, imperial examinations, the real and fake heiresses, and a little bit of palace intrigue, I suppose. The synopsis, which described her as jumping off a cliff, led one to believe she had been reborn. It turns out she truly jumped but survived, only to find herself in a new identity. It wasn't until chapter forty that she began her relationship with the male lead.

It's a new book, because it's good, but the ratings are ridiculously low. The writing style is quite lighthearted, with no angst or political intrigue; it's a sweet and light read. If you're bored or looking for something to read, give it a try. The early chapters are mostly from the female lead's perspective, with the male lead's appearances becoming more frequent after chapter 150.

I love this kind of male lead!! The female lead's personality is so likable!! I'm in love... At first, I thought the female lead wouldn't be as good at making money and doing business like other female leads, but she's actually quite capable and good at it... Their interactions are very relaxed, and their mutual affection and smooth transition into being together is very natural... Ahhh, I really love their way of getting along! 😆😆

Although it uses the same trope of a real and fake heiress plus getting rich, the plot is quite unique and funny, making it a light and enjoyable read. What's most unusual is that while most stories about real and fake heiresses deem the fake heiress particularly satirical, this one doesn't dwell on it much. The main storyline focuses on the male and female leads, making it a light and easy read.

The female lead is optimistic, resilient, and quite adorable; kind but not overly saintly. The male lead is gentle, refined, and cunning, skilled in both literature and martial arts. The characters are vividly portrayed, making the reader highly immersive. The author's writing is quite good; I personally enjoyed it. However, I fast-forwarded through the part about the imperial examination in the capital. I look forward to the author's next novel.

The rating is too low~ It's a really good book, with a witty and adorable female lead and a handsome male lead who is both scholarly and martial arts-savvy. Together, they unintentionally save many good people along the way~ I haven't even finished reading half of it, but I couldn't resist giving it five stars! Highly recommended, I really like it!

The plot is fast-paced and doesn't drag, and the female lead has a very likable personality. I like it! [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]

This book is quite good, not at all drawn out, and the female lead mainly uses her fighting skills against her own parents 🤭

It's clearly a very good read; the author is a great storyteller.

While the female lead has many flaws and is hard to judge, the male lead is truly amazing; I guess you only find men like him in novels.