I Transmigrated into a Prince's Manor Maid, So What's Wrong with Climbing the Ranks Fast?

It's not like a novel, the whole story is like a narrative. Halfway through I didn't understand which person it was written in, and the atmosphere of the story is really strange. In a prince's palace, the heroine is the humblest maid, and she attracted the prince's attention because of washing clothes??? The most ridiculous thing is that a prince actually patrols the laundry room????? What's even more ridiculous is that the prince's aunt and concubine, the princess, wanted to get rid of such a humble maid as the heroine, but she could have done it with just one sentence, but she still wanted to frame her???? Everyone talks about how dangerous the palace is, all kinds of struggles, and the distinction between classes. The heroine's brain is still alive and well. The heroine has really well-developed tear ducts. She likes to move herself and brainwash herself. The hero is not like a prince, but like a steward. The halo of the heroine is really too great.

I don't recommend reading it. It's very verbose and there are a lot of duplicates. Also, the author likes to write "My Back Is So Wet" almost every time I come out from the princess's place. There is also an incident that scares the heroine into having nightmares and makes her heart feel heavy at every turn. Many sentences are always written repeatedly. The author especially likes to use this... Symbol. You will know that most of them are in a chapter after reading it. When listening to the book, you will feel that the sentences are broken and incomplete. Also, the heroine is a bit dull and unpleasant!

An aunt of the prince can enter and leave the prince's study at will, and dare to touch the memorials in the study. An aunt's maid can yell at the door of the prince's study at will. Is the management of the palace so loose?

What a nonsense. Not only was a little maid sick, but she also didn't eat for two days, and she was also jumping around doing laundry and fetching water. Are you treating the readers as fools?

After reading a few chapters, a prince personally taught a yellow, thin and fat maid to write. What are you doing with nothing to do?

It became more and more perfunctory from now on! Author, don't you read what you write? Take the time to read it together and see what you wrote in a few hours! How many mistakes

It feels like the heroine is either crying or on the way to crying. Brainwashing myself day by day

Still pretty good and wise. Not just those love loves.

Aunt Su dares to challenge the memorial, but the prince still refuses to deal with it, which is unreasonable!

The logic doesn't make sense. It seems like this is too deliberate. Or maybe it would be reasonable to give the protagonist a bigger golden finger and become irreplaceable and valuable. It's so uncomfortable to watch.