I Became the Wicked Side Character Who Pretends to Be the Regent's Wife

Holy crap, this is awesome! Does the author even know this? The food I wrote about was so delicious; after reading it, my child, who had depression, stopped having OCD. I'm not cutting pig's trotters anymore. All I want to see every day is 200 portions of this awesome stuff. Hey, Doubao helped me generate a bikini photo of the author. Doubao told the author...

It's great as a lighthearted read. 👍 However, the plot itself has many shortcomings. First, it's too rushed; second, the transitions aren't very smooth, and many emotions feel forced and don't bring the characters to life; third, the author seems to write whatever comes to mind, forgetting the beginning as they go. 🧐 [Note]. Again, it's great as a lighthearted read!!

1. I also like this kind of plot. The author's writing is very good, and they captured this feeling perfectly. 2. The author handles the pacing very well, neither too fast nor too slow, the rhythm is just right, and the plot is particularly comfortable to read, without feeling too abrupt.

Ahhhhh, it's so good! Ahhhhhh, author, please update soon! Please, please don't make it too angsty later on! I'm begging for sweetness to kill me! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Awesome, author! 🥰💕🥰😳😘😘 [What][Pout][Pout] 🙂🙂🙂😘😘😳🥰🥰🥰🥰😘🙂😘🙂😄😄😄😳🥰🥰😳🙂🙂😄😄🤭😄🤭🤭🤭🙂😳

The writing is a bit immature. The pacing of the plot is good. The attention to detail is average. The story design is decent. It's a standard sweet romance. I'll give it a full five stars as encouragement. The sweetness level is moderate. There are still some issues, so I suggest reading it with a bit of a filter. Overall, it's readable and enjoyable.

It's a satisfying and enjoyable read. The male lead is very assertive, almost like a regent, and does everything for the female lead's benefit, giving her status and position, and creating status for her if she doesn't have one. The female lead has a talent for culture, gourmet food, and business acumen. Double clean. Sometimes the timeline, characters, and details are logically confused, probably because the author forgot some parts while writing, but it doesn't affect the overall effect.

I'm a spoiler king; you'll get to eat in chapter 49.

It's so, so good! Please update soon, author! Don't make me beg you on my knees! 🥺🥺🥺🥺

Overall, it's not bad. The early days in the small town are better than the later scenes after returning to the capital. However, the scenes of the Grand Tutor and the General adopting goddaughters and god-sisters seem a bit exaggerated.