So What If I’m a Maid Who Rose to Power? I’m Winning at Life with a Litter of Babies

It's good, mainly because the male lead doesn't touch other women after meeting the female lead; otherwise, it would feel awkward, so this is a good thing. There aren't any frustrating scenes, so it's not infuriating to watch. The female lead also has a special ability, so her delivery is safe. Now it's up to see how the romance develops; otherwise, it feels like the prince suddenly falls in love with the female lead and then neglects her, providing her with a whole courtyard of women.

The plot is tight and fast-paced, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the emotional portrayal is delicate and touching. Every chapter makes you want to keep reading. The writing is smooth and high-quality. You will want to savor it for a long time after you finish reading. It is a treasure of a book that you can't put down!

I rarely write book reviews, but after catching up with the entire book in one day, I realized I'd also read the author's previous book. Overall, it's quite good, and the character settings are well-developed. After all, when reading a novel, you just forget about everything and get absorbed in it. As for the female lead's early hardships, I can understand them, given her system cheat.

The male and female leads are so sweet! Although the male lead isn't pure, he dotes on the female lead exclusively, which is very heartwarming. The baby is also adorable. Overall, it's a great read. I hope the author keeps updating! 😳

It's good! The male lead is incredibly jealous and won't let the female lead mention her cousin 🤭🤭 The female lead has a system. Since meeting the female lead, the male lead hasn't touched anyone else, and he dotes on her a lot. Only the female lead has given birth to his child 😄😄😄😄

I hope my cousin isn't forced into marriage by the male lead. He has no romantic feelings for the female lead; he's a good person, only interested in his career. He already had a hard life in his past life, and now he's becoming part of the main couple's relationship again. I wonder what will happen to him afterward—whether he travels the world or works hard—I just hope he's not forced into marriage.

As an uncultured bookworm, I don't know what fancy words to use to describe this. The chapters are tight, there's no filler, the content is engaging, the plot doesn't drag, and there's no unnecessary dialogue. I love it! (ღ˘⌣˘ღ) Author, please update soon!

The comments say it's angsty, but it's not actually that bad. In the first dozen or so chapters, the female lead is looked down upon and targeted by some higher-ranking people because she rose from a lowly maid. However, this only happens a couple of times. Once her position is stable, no one dares to bully her anymore, and she retaliates herself.

In the chapter about the grandson, Zhou Mama's different attitudes towards the children were a bit off-putting. I can understand the mindset of people in ancient times (preferring sons to daughters), but I still didn't like it. Later, in the male and female leads' treatment of the children, it was vaguely clear that they favored the boy, which I felt was a bit sexist (maybe I'm just looking at it from a female perspective). Still, I'll give it a good review.

The abdication edict had been issued, and Crown Prince Xiao Jincheng ascended the throne a month later, honoring the emperor as the Retired Emperor and taking up residence in the Chongzheng Hall. The following year, he changed the era name to Zhaoming and became known in history as Emperor Zhaoming.