You Seize Their Wealth, I Get Exiled: Empty the Imperial Palace and Hit the Road

This book is really good! The female lead is not a saint at all; she fights back against anyone who messes with her and settles scores on the spot—it's incredibly satisfying! Every character has their own endearing qualities, the writing style is light and relaxing, and the romance is just the right amount of sweet. Highly recommended!!!

This book is so good! The female lead is my absolute favorite! 💕💕👍👍👍👍 I'm just waiting for them to separate; I really don't know when they'll break up.

It's alright, I finished it. Now I think any book I can finish is pretty good. The book isn't long, and some of the most awful characters always seem to disappear unexpectedly. The female lead's biological father, I thought he'd cause trouble for a long time, but he just died like that. Her sister, I thought she'd cause a lot of trouble later, but she also died.

It was alright, quite good, except the bad guys were slow to die, though they didn't really have much screen time, and they all died tragically. The only exceptions were the families of Li Lao Er and Li Lao Si, whose fates weren't explicitly stated, but they were still annoying to watch. The rest was fine, just the ending felt rushed.

A great book! The writing is excellent, the plot is superb, and it's definitely worth reading! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ [Thumbs up][Thumbs up][Thumbs up]

A very insightful book, with clear font and no typos.

It's as if I'm seeing a shadow of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and I feel sorry for the people. The villains' storylines are also complete and are not glossed over just because they are separated from the "main force". Perhaps I've read too many formulaic novels before, but I was somewhat shocked by the female lead's constant wariness of the male lead in the early stages.

It's alright, but 8.1 Is a low score; maybe the readership wasn't high enough. The female lead isn't a saintly figure, nor does she kill indiscriminately; the male lead is a charming, slightly ruthless type. The plot could be richer, as some plot holes remain unfilled. The author seems focused on the main storyline, especially towards the end.

The female lead is ruthless and decisive towards those who don't treat her well. She doesn't mince words and some people really don't deserve sympathy. When difficulties arise, the evil of human nature is fully displayed. So, if parents aren't kind, how can there be filial piety? The male and female leads are not blindly filial.

I've read a few dozen chapters so far and they seem pretty good. They're engaging and not boring, making me want to keep reading. Keep up the good work, author! 💪 It's a very good show, depicting various disasters very realistically.