The Period-Novel Villain Awakens, and the Heroine Completely Loses It

The star is for the plot. The plot is very interesting and fun. There are villains, but evil people have their own villains. The only pity is that the other two cousins of the third room are really unreasonable disasters, which is a bit miserable. There is love in the fourth room and the fifth room. Except for the third room and the old man's family, the family relationship is good.

It's pretty good, but I genuinely feel sorry for the original female lead's second sister. She's the most innocent and tragic character in the whole book, stuck with such parents and a sister. The most annoying character is the original female lead, who meddles in other people's lives without their permission, all under the guise of doing what's best for them.

The female lead's family is loving and harmonious. The cousin's rebirth is a waste of time; as expected, a person who isn't smart won't become much smarter even if they have a second chance. 🤦🤦🤦

It's not enough! It's so good to watch from such a great perspective, it's really satisfying 🥰 The plot was quite good, but the male lead wasn't my type. He was tall and handsome, too masculine, and had a darker complexion. He was also a soldier, and there have been too many military leads in period dramas lately; I'm tired of that. I prefer the delicate-looking, fair-skinned, and adorable "puppy-like" type. So, goodbye for now 😅

It's quite good, just like the synopsis says. The female lead's family doesn't try to whitewash themselves; they're true to themselves, not actively harming others but using opportunities to their own advantage—they're kind of "villains." The family is united against outsiders, focused solely on their own family.

This is absolutely amazing! I've been reading for seven or eight years, and lately I've been experiencing a reading slump, unable to get into anything. But this book immediately captivated me. Everyone in the family is intelligent, and the female lead and her family aren't just outwardly awful but actually saintly; they genuinely act out of kindness for their own sake and their families. The family scenes are also incredibly heartwarming. It's such a satisfying read! Highly recommended!!!

It's so good! What kind of chaotic and noisy things does the female lead's family do every day? Good heavens, that Qing is practically a 24/7 automatic trouble-maker! How does she have so much energy? Doesn't she get tired?

It's quite good, so why is the score so low? Considering how many historical fiction novels I've read, this one is definitely above average, if not a 9, then at least an 8.5. I don't know why it's so low. Is it because there are too few people who gave it the same score?

I really liked it. I saw many people giving it low ratings because they felt sorry for Chunyan from the third wife's family. However, Chunyan's tragedy is largely due to the third wife and her husband not taking their daughter seriously, and partly because the original female lead didn't communicate with Chunyan and made decisions on her own. Actually, judging from how Old Mrs.

I've read over a hundred chapters so far, and it's alright, but the romance between the male and female leads isn't great. Of course, this is a novel, but I still hope the author can consider the era (spoilers ahead, proceed with caution). I know the male and female leads are childhood sweethearts, and he died in his previous life because he couldn't save her.