My Cousin Can Only Be Mine

With so many people reading this, doesn't anyone think the earlier parts are a bit rambling? Especially the interactive elements – the writing style is very colloquial. I haven't felt the writing is particularly good yet; I just think the premise is good. But with 650,000 readers, I'll keep reading.

It's a great read. The author's writing is excellent, the female lead is intelligent and beautiful, and she has a keen understanding of people and situations. The portrayal of the female supporting characters was also refreshing; there aren't just villains like the one surnamed Li, but also extraordinary women like the princess, and calm and collected women like Lord Lu's cousin. Not all women in the world are good, nor are they all bad. Therefore, I think the author wrote exceptionally well.

Well, the beginning was pretty uneventful. I'd suggest not writing reviews, though, as some comments can create preconceived notions that lead you to nitpick. But wow, the later plot was so much to my liking! I love this "you think you're the hunter, but you're actually the prey" dynamic.

This is incredibly good! It's one of the few historical romance novels I've read where both the male and female leads are so satisfying and enjoyable. The male lead is truly strong; he's incredibly knowledgeable about the movements of officials in the court and powerful families, and he handles all kinds of conspiracies and schemes skillfully, nipping them in the bud.

This novel really suited my taste; I liked the female lead's personality, and the male lead was quite innocent. I don't know why, but the plot got really boring towards the end. And the relationship between the male and female leads became too bland.

So far, the writing is quite good; it's not just fluff. The female lead is intelligent, clear-headed, and clever. Although her parents died early, she doesn't have any unkind relatives. So far, the overall logic is sound, though there are a few minor flaws. Overall, the strengths outweigh the weaknesses. Sometimes the descriptions of people are really weird 🤦.

The story rekindles the romance between Ah Yuan and Ah Xiong. It also depicts the life of the Empress Dowager, the aunt. (After reading the extra chapters about the Empress Dowager's life, I finally understand why she doted on the female lead so much—it turns out the female lead's father also loved the Empress Dowager very much.) It also tells the stories of the daughter and the eldest son.

It's a fantastic read; I laughed throughout. The writing is superb, vividly and engagingly portraying the characters of women from noble families in ancient times. 😁 It also showcases the distinct personalities of each character, making it far from a typical mindless read. 🥰🥰

It's incredibly good! There's not a single boring, melodramatic, or unwatchable moment. The female lead is lively, intelligent, and clever, while the male lead is brave, resourceful, and shows her special favor. The entire story has positive values, and the epilogues are also fantastic, especially the "Amazing Swan" chapter—I cried while reading it! The previous generation suffered so much; Xiao Yan is such a jerk! Looking forward to your new works! I must support you! D(ﾟ∀ﾟd)

This book is truly excellent; it's been a long time since I've encountered such a beautiful one. The main story features a happy ending for the male and female leads, making it a very satisfying read. The epilogue, about the Empress Dowager, brings tears to my eyes, highlighting the emotional entanglements of that generation of parents.