Under the Stove******

After reading the previous part, the plot is very coherent and the atmosphere is well rendered. I can really feel that I am watching it from the perspective of a maid, without the perspective of God, and it is very immersive.

You can clearly see the growth of the protagonist, and it's not stiff at all. There may be some sounds in the front that become smoother and smoother in the back, and the plot unfolds very well. The writing is good.

I saw 1/3 of it, the links are intertwined, and the thinking must be followed closely. The ups and downs of the story are very rigorous. Why is there no rating for such a good novel? I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time. It's too fantasy, it's not about food, it's not about house fights, it's not about palace fights. The key points are all there. From being a cook to being able to destroy the whole dynasty in the end, it's getting further and further away. The front is okay, but the back is a bit hard to read. It's a good article, it's well written, but it's off topic and has nothing to do with the marked keywords, which means time travel is real.

It's so hard to live

It's very beautiful, every link is thrilling, and the writing is sophisticated. But the back part is too fantasy, the span is too big [laughing and crying]

It's a very tight story, but it's also very mysterious. It's super nice, but I can't quite understand it.

Thrilling, one link after another

The writing is very good, why is there no rating?

The author writes well. Very descriptive. Nervous and exciting. I think this book is very good.

Although it describes a small character, it is written just right! Worth chasing!

Distinctive characters and compact plot

Very beautiful and addictive

The writing is quite good, the writing style is delicate and vivid, and it deserves a rating of 9 or above.