This is a slow-paced story, not a wish-fulfillment power fantasy. There are no golden fingers and no System.
It focuses more on the ensemble cast, telling the everyday story of life at the marquis's estate at an unhurried pace.
Zhang Qing, born to a farming family, marries into the Yongning Marquis Household by chance and begins her everyday life there. Zhang Qing thinks her ancestors must have blessed her, letting her marry into the marquis's household and become a young madam. She is determined to protect this life she's been given.
Zhao Qize, the third son of the Yongning Marquis Household's concubine-born branch, ends up marrying Zhang Qing, a country girl from a poor family, by a twist of fate. As a concubine-born son of the marquis's household, Zhao Qize only wants to protect his wife and children and live in peace.
Fortunately, the marquis's household shelters them, and the couple's life is indeed peaceful and uneventful, without any great upheavals. But they still have to deal with every little everyday hassle along the way.
It's very heartwarming. The author is knowledgeable. The heroine is a skilled craftsman and there are no crotch-pullers in her family. It's a good daily novel. The heroine's status is too low. Although she is the number one housekeeper under the heroine, the maid's husband's family, or the housekeeper of the Hou Mansion, the heroine is the master after all. Making shoes for the servants is too much, right? You can't afford to offend anyone, and you have to be careful when giving orders. This sentence is what the heroine thinks when she is looking for help. After all, the heroine is too miserable.
It's a good story, so the title might as well be changed to "I established myself in the Hou Mansion by making shoes". It is suitable for people who are slow-tempered. The heroine is a successful person who listens to opinions, is wise and hard-working.
It's okay, except that making shoes for servants is a bit too much, the other content is quite interesting.
What I like most about this book is the heroine's mentality. The price is high, but he is also very satisfied. The important thing is that his husband does not underestimate him, and he will not underestimate himself, because he knows his good craftsmanship. But I won't feel resentful. The heroine's mentality is really enviable. She has truly achieved the body of a maid, the heart of a maid, and the life of a young lady. I feel that the heroine will get a good fortune in the end because he treats people sincerely
It's a nice and long-running story. The heroine's baby is also from Little Yang. There is no particularly evil villain at the moment. The villain is a male and female. They have good views. I feel like there is a super boss who hasn't appeared yet.
The story is not bad, there is no particularly complicated house fighting or anything like that, so it is more suitable to listen to when passing the time. The author occasionally writes modern vocabulary, which is so powerful that it makes people feel a little bit amused.
It's not bad, even the heroine doesn't have a maid. If it weren't for Winter Solstice, there would probably be more jokes in the Marquis' Mansion. I feel that Winter Solstice is more like the heroine than the heroine.
The writing is very good and the story is very immersive. When I read this book, I was really moved and sad. Looking at the heroine from this book, I admire her but feel sad for her, but thinking about it, maybe she doesn't need me, an outsider, to grieve for her. She is a hard-working girl with a simple mind and a pure character. She is proud of her craft and treats others sincerely and equally. No matter what kind of adversity she is in, she can rely on her skills and abilities to live a comfortable life. And precisely because she is so kind, optimistic, hard-working, and sincere to others, I feel even more sad because of her. She was born in the era of "cannibalism". She was unable to shine. She could only be deboned and eaten clean. Her light was robbed and her value was usurped. The powerful and wealthy cannibals looked down upon her, but they enjoyed her "prosperous" fate; they coveted her skills, but they tried to steal her apprentices with great dignity! Drink her blood, eat her flesh, imprison her in the palace, and can only work hard for them. Her husband took advantage of her family's poor status and walked in the circle of the poor family. The whole government regarded her as a house slave who made shoes, not even as good as a slave! How hateful, pathetic, and pathetic! She was pregnant with their father-in-law's child, the poor family paved the way for their father-in-law, and she made shoes to serve their father-in-law. Even the maids around her were tightly tied to the government's government. In the end, she became the nourishment of the government, and every pound or two of her body was used up! When I saw shoes being made for my great-grandson, who was in charge, I couldn't suppress the anger in my heart, and I couldn't help feeling sad in my heart. A person as good as her should not have been born in that era of cannibalism! The Duke's government had her completely plotted against her. She shouldn't be like this. She should have been born in modern times, had a good family, and then made leather shoes and hairpins, and shined in these fields! The word "cannibalism" is being revealed throughout the palace, making people grit their teeth and feel suffocated.
Recommended, I like this style of writing. The author's writing style is smooth, delicate, clean and neat, and the basic materials are carefully prepared. This kind of short-term common sense of high-ranking people is very comfortable to read. I beg the author not to create chaotic scenes such as dynasty changes.
I found another good book. The heroine is finally no longer a modern refined egoist. Thumbs up for the author!!!