She Began as a Palace Nanny and Set Her Sights on the Court

It's really good! Although the eldest son's romantic storyline is a bit cheesy and I felt the deep affection came too quickly, Yu Bei's character is so well-developed. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story and seeing her continue to climb the social ladder. May good fortune help her soar to great heights! 😘😘

First, the strengths: the female lead's character is portrayed very fully, making her flesh and blood. Readers easily empathize with her hardships along the way, and the bittersweet feelings of unrequited love for the male leads are also well-written. The emotional fluctuations of the characters at key moments are also handled well. I look forward to Yu Bei's journey towards a happy life.

This book is so addictive! The heroine's strength and independence are admirable, and the eldest son's sincerity is respectable. The story is fantastic, and a 6.9 Rating is definitely unfair. So, even before finishing it, I'm giving it a 10/10. I hope the rest of the story is just as exciting.

This book's depth far surpasses its title. The author mentioned originally wanting to call it "Cultivating Gold and Pursuing Jade," which would have been incredibly fitting, but unfortunately, the platform only promoted titles like that. The female protagonist is exceptionally intelligent; she doesn't rely on men to portray herself as a strong female lead, but rather genuinely manipulates…

It's rare to find a female protagonist who, despite being moved by emotions, remains steadfast in her goals and even knows how to use them. This female protagonist is a true icon of female-oriented fiction today—confident, strong, determined, and most importantly, intelligent. She always stays true to herself; I think it's hard not to fall in love with her, even with the readers.

Well written. Yu Bei is very clear about what she wants and works hard for it, but she doesn't mean she has to clear away every obstacle in her path to achieve that goal. She only retaliates when someone attacks her. The female lead is shrewd and resourceful, utilizing all available resources without harming others.

It's so good!!! Absolutely amazing!!! I hope the author continues to update with high quality; I'd rather it be slower than have it fall apart. I rarely read romance novels, but this one really suits my taste. I love Yu Bei's thoughts and ambition. I love her philosophy of "Don't place your hopes on anyone else; only what you hold in your own hands is truly yours." I admire people like Yu Bei who have their own goals and strive relentlessly for them. Our Yu Bei is the queen!!!

It's so refreshing to read! I think the saying that aesthetics are objective also applies to reading. It's a great book. I haven't caught up with it yet; I've only read up to the part about entering the palace. Although some plot points felt awkward, for me, the flaws didn't outweigh the merits, and the author wrote a very charming female lead (it would be even better if she grew stronger in the…

The female lead is mature, rational, calm, and capable, and her career path is also solid. It's true that in ancient times, there were women who rose to prominence by serving as wet nurses or nannies to noblemen. However, every time a male lead or supporting male character appears, the character's demeanor becomes overly delicate and effeminate, which feels a bit greasy and awkward.

The female lead's character is indeed very well-developed; she doesn't forget her original intentions. However, the male leads' romantic storylines progressed too quickly, which I didn't quite understand. I hope the main story doesn't explicitly state who she ultimately chooses, but rather that each character is portrayed separately in the epilogues.