This Eunuch Is Always Plotting for Himself

I'm blown away by how captivating the male and female leads' characters and their interactions are! One is incredibly powerful, yet utterly insecure and self-conscious when facing his lover, unwilling to taint him with his own worth. The other is a modern, mature woman who, amidst the old era, transforms from numbness to a renewed resistance against fate, overturning the game and ultimately…

This is a really good novel about a real eunuch, and the female lead is exceptionally well-developed. The portrayal of the female lead as an ordinary modern person who travels back in time and is forced to bow to feudal power is excellent. However, the key point is that the female lead never truly bows down; she always fights for herself and is incredibly intelligent, rational, and brave.

The male and female protagonists are objectively attracted to each other at first sight. On the surface, the male protagonist, in a position of power, indulges the female protagonist's approach to him and her attempts to please him in order to gain power. However, in reality, he begins to fall for her the moment he exposes his scars, and this attraction only deepens over time.

The romance between the male and female leads isn't a nonsensical love at first sight; it's a genuine affection revealed after weighing the pros and cons based on mutual benefit. 😢 It's not a typical overpowered male lead story, and the female lead doesn't have any superhuman abilities. Both are strong characters. The author has excellent pacing, keeping the plot engaging.

It's a good read, a rare gem among unfinished eunuch novels, with both the female and male leads well-developed. Most unfinished novels actually give the female protagonist independent thoughts, but they don't give her the ability or right to do what she wants. Instead, she is more dependent on the male protagonist. This independent thinking seems to be a part of the author's romantic escapade.

Oh my god, I've finished listening to this book! It's so good, it exceeded my expectations! The love between Gong Yao and Cui Jue is like mutual redemption for two people struggling in pain. Every intimate kiss feels like a release of emotions, yet also a silent groan of pain and despair, a kind of self-destructive tendency.

I love it so much! Aaaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, aaah, they're so adorable together, they're so adorable together. The writing and descriptions are especially good, and there are lots of little details. You can read it as a sweet little romance. I love the female lead's personality [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]

This is amazing!! I'm checking the author's inventory; please update soon, author! The content is excellent, one of the few good unfinished novels out there! Although the male and female leads are together from the beginning, their genuine feelings develop after testing each other, not some nonsensical love at first sight (though they were definitely initially attracted to each other's looks ☺).

It's great! I finished reading two or three hundred chapters this morning and am now waiting for the next update. The author's stream-of-consciousness writing is superb. It's about a real eunuch and a forensic doctor who transmigrated to the past as palace maids—it's so sweet! This is the second eunuch-themed novel I've read after *Guanhe Notes*.

I rarely write reviews, but this one was truly excellent. It was very satisfying to finish. I've read quite a few unfinished novels on Tomato, but very few have kept me reading from beginning to end. Many of them focus on the male lead's insecurity and the long, drawn-out struggle with the female lead before revealing his physical disability.