Transmigrate to Victorian England, Starting as a Maid

I have read Chapter 14. I feel very good so far. The writing style is very delicate and the framework is relatively rigorous. The author likes the writing method of learning from mistakes. The protagonist loses the silver coin, is frightened by the death of the maid, makes a fool of himself at the afternoon tea, and goes wrong at the dance. Every mistake brings certain consequences to the protagonist. Growth and inspiration are very reasonable, but I think that based on the wisdom shown by the protagonist so far, such small mistakes that can be avoided by observing in advance and being mentally prepared should disappear quickly starting from Chapter 14. After all, the protagonist is very smart and good at learning. Of course, if the author has other writing methods and arrangements, I can understand it. As long as it conforms to the logic and character design, it will be fine. In short, I think this is a story worth calming down and watching. I recommend it!!! (I didn't give five stars because it depends on whether the subsequent development is reasonable)

Not bad, not bad. The golden finger is just right. It mainly relies on the heroine's own intelligence to solve problems. The heroine in the past was not careful and would step into mistakes and make mistakes. She also learned her lesson immediately. She is a very real heroine.

It's been a long time since I've read a book in one sitting, and it may have something to do with the small number of words. It is more like a biography of the heroine than a cheat-in-the-face novel. The content in the book is professional and solid. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. Not many people write books carefully nowadays. Being able to integrate Goldfinger coherently and sublimate the later pattern is very natural, like watching an autobiographical movie. What is particularly good is that there is no love line arranged for the heroine, which is the finishing touch.

I have caught up to the latest, and the whole book is a good read so far. The characters are very distinct, and the heroine's character traits are also very obvious. Except for the fact that sometimes the heroine is a bit silly, although it is to increase the character level for the subsequent plot, other than that it is very good.

The three views of the whole book are very positive, especially the heroine's character is really good. The writing perspective is also great, and it can be seen that a lot of information has been researched. In addition, the writing style is very concise, which is much more attractive than all kinds of long novels.

To be honest, the story is quite novel, but the wording... Is really a bit like an AI edit (if I don't sincerely apologize, I'm sorry to the author), because the format is a bit too similar to the AI ​​answer format, but the content is still acceptable and can be read.

It's indeed a good read. It's hard to find a book that can be read in one sitting. It can be seen that the author has checked a lot of information. Come on.

Oh my gosh, this book is really great. It's so cool. Why is the rating so low? Totally above 9 points.

I didn't really like it when I was a maid at first, but then I got better and better as I wrote it, and it became more and more enjoyable, especially Mr. L's pranks, I really liked it🥰

It's shocking to see a 15-year-old girl of the same name undress Mr. L is a Miller woman a century later