I Become the Old Madam of a Duke’s Household and Live a Life of Luxury

It's interesting. The house is full of leaks. It started against the wind and was perfected little by little. It's also interesting for a few children. It's not as simple as right and wrong. I still feel that the heroine is a little too caring and respects human life, and her methods are a little softer. Maybe this is one of the characteristics of the kindergarten teacher. I feel that I am much more cruel.

This is not a book about raising cubs and eating melons as easy as the title in the introduction. I personally think it is a little more Machiavellian. The heroine still plans a lot for the family and does a lot of things. Moreover, the heroine looks like an ancient native most of the time. In fact, the character is sometimes scheming and sometimes kind-hearted and ignorant. However, the heroine is only averagely smart and can interact with people in power. The big boss behind the scenes is still unpredictable. However, the plot is still very exciting, but the way the author writes it makes me a little tired. Every time the heroine discovers a key clue or clue, she either forgets about it or forgets about it and puts it aside. Then she sends someone to keep an eye on it and only solves it when something goes wrong. This makes me a little tired. Overall, it is still watchable.

I've just read Chapter 101, and it's still very well written. Wow, this plot has ups and downs, and the heroine has a high EQ and IQ. It's not irritating at all, and the plot is quite vivid, not the kind where it feels like the same plot continues after dozens of chapters. So when you see this, you can definitely give it a good review and continue reading. Maybe the only thing that I think is bad is that I really don't like the concubine very much. I feel that he is a bit lazy, but the heroine is not devoted to her, she only takes her out a few times occasionally. It's still acceptable, the heroine is not the kind of doormat. I haven't read the next 40 chapters or so, I just skipped through them. The problem with the whole text is not big, but what I don't like is that it always writes about the heroine's mind flashing, and then I feel that there are many things that I can't grasp. Then the next thing happened, the heroine said, oh, I just forgot what it was, it was like that. In fact, this kind of thing is quite annoying. Otherwise, don't write it. Otherwise, it's so annoying that I missed the pat on the thigh. Another thing I find baffling is the heroine's divorced daughter. I don't understand why she must be arranged to have a crush on that Cao. Moreover, this person's deceased wife looks very similar to the heroine's daughter. The heroine also said in it that it's a substitute again. Then why is it written later that the heroine's daughter will like this person? I don't think I can understand it. Although the person behind him is also dead, I still feel very disconnected. There are so many male protagonists. The daughter of the heroine first married a gay man, and then met a man ten years older who was engaged in stand-in literature. It was really miserable.

It's been a long time since I've read such a good-looking novel, but it's a pity that it's still being serialized [crying]

It's quite good to watch. Overall, it didn't skip any chapters, and I didn't find it uncomfortable to watch. It's a bit Machiavellian, but it's not very deep. The heroine has a golden finger, which is space, but she appears very rarely. She just helps everyone take care of their health and saves their lives. Most of the heroines are more like locals. It is not a great novel. Although the heroine has a high status in the early stage, she has a lot of troubles and supercilious looks, and the writing is still a bit realistic. The perspective of the early novel mainly revolves around the heroine, but the perspective of the later period is relatively expanded. There are quite a few supporting characters offline, but coups are normal. The main characters are all there.

It's very beautiful. The few unsatisfactory ones at the beginning really left people speechless, but then things got better. The author himself is willing to consume characters (not in a derogatory sense), and can understand that in most novels, the protagonist's family can survive intact to the end, but it seems too fake to carry out a coup and not die. Only the servants are killed, and the main character is not dead and is very bullying. The author is quite decisive in this regard, letting the heroine's daughter's ambiguous lover and the emperor's confidant and the orphan of the crown prince who was raised at home be offline in minutes, although it is a bit regretful to watch. In the new chapter, the dog emperor is dead, and his son, the original hero, is probably dead too. The original heroine and her mother were both chopped up by the heroine's granddaughter. The impression is not bad, and it is not like a villain jumping back and forth like a roly-poly but unable to die, acting like a monster from the beginning to the end. It feels like the end is coming soon. Although this book is not a stunning masterpiece, it can be read in Tomato.

Originally, I had read too many novels about female otaku fighting, and I rarely got interested in it. This one is well written, not exaggerated, and the cheats are of little use so far. The writing style is also very stable, and the characters have distinct personalities, which makes me want to follow it.

Too much effort has been spent, and although the space and spiritual springs obtained are good enough, the indispensable momentum is a bit tiring. Although I can still collect some gold, silver, jewelry, and other ornaments, there is no need to waste so much effort and detail. It is suffocating. Haha, all the workers sympathized with the old lady. I plan to cultivate the younger ones to become talents and guide the older ones back to the right path. The family is still running the business with all their heart, which is indeed the counterpart of a kindergarten teacher. Young people pretending to be old ladies are full of energy.

It was a very comfortable read and I didn't feel suspended. I really liked the struggle in the court and the house. The characters were well portrayed and the family cohesion was very strong. There was no pure love, and the whole family jumped out of nowhere. The grandchildren who were taught by Sister Su were smart and strategic, and they were very responsible and affectionate.

I think the criterion for judging a good book is not the character of the heroine or whether she is happy or unhappy, but whether the logic is consistent. The author's writing is quite logical, so I think it's pretty good and I support the author. And another thing is that the author really uses his brain to write, rather than using a big cheat finger. The heroine is relying on her own brain to solve the problem, rather than relying on a cheat finger to solve the problem. This shows that the author has depth and is a good author.