Cast-Off Daughter of the Marquis's Manor? No, the Royal Family's Cherished Darling!

Initially, I felt the romance in the beginning of the book progressed too quickly, especially the royal family's acceptance of the orphan girl. However, I later realized that the protagonist, Xi Xi, is more importantly a catalyst, unlocking the subsequent stages of women's education.

This is so good! I've been reading novels for at least seven years, all kinds of genres, including ancient times and cute baby stories. I recently started reading several novels during my vacation, initially just browsing casually. This is the only one I could finish. The plot isn't as repetitive as others, and it was a refreshing surprise. It's really great, and the theme is excellent too! Xi Xi is so cute, isn't she?! May the friendship of the five little ones last forever!

The author's writing is excellent, truly wonderful 💕💕. Actually, at first I thought I wouldn't be able to finish it, but I did. Many scenes and lines in the book brought tears to my eyes 😢😢. The line that impressed me most was Xi Xi's: "Since there are golden houses in books, why can't we make the gaps wider?" In the end, they did.

This book was truly unexpected. I almost missed it because of its low rating. I picked it up randomly when I was looking for something to read, thinking it would be one of those cute baby stories. But this book is surprisingly original. What surprised me most was its portrayal of the hardships faced by women and the clash of ideas—it was brilliant!

It's absolutely fantastic! The characters are all so vivid and unique, each with their own distinct personality. Everyone is striving forward, driven by goals, and brimming with passion. The author masterfully portrays how feudal ideology stifled and suppressed talented women.

This isn't your typical brainless, spoiled character; everyone in the group is intelligent. I initially thought the female lead's original parents would be entangled from beginning to end, but they weren't. They got into trouble in the middle and were punished, and they didn't cause any trouble later on—a very well handled situation.

Very good. The main characters have no romantic relationship or ambiguity; they strive forward for themselves and the goals they achieve. It's a good book. Let me share my thoughts. At first, I thought it was just a typical story about a doting family, with everything going smoothly and nothing special. But as I read on… it wasn't like that.

A very inspiring novel 💕💕 Xi Xi (Xiao Zhaoxi): Uncle, you said there's a golden house in the book, but why is the door to that golden house only slightly ajar? Xi Xi is Uncle's sanctuary, and Uncle has paved an unimaginable path for her. Liu Qingyun paved a path for herself and for those who came after her.

This is a book with profound meaning and real-world significance. The author describes the difficult situation women faced in the past, a situation that still exists today, albeit on a smaller, more fragmented scale due to ancient feudal practices. However, contemporary women are still striving for it.

The novel's content is quite good. The protagonist, Xi Xi, is disliked by her biological parents and framed by her reborn twin sister. From birth, she is considered a jinx, constantly hungry and cold, and beaten. She lives in a remote courtyard and is eventually abandoned by her birth mother in a back alley on a snowy day. She is rescued by the princess, but they also receive their due punishment.