Sold to a Fool, I Struck It Rich and Reached the Peak of Life

It's a good watch. The relationship between the male and female leads is so sweet, and the female lead is very smart. There are a few minor flaws, such as repeated sentences or mismatched names, which makes it a little awkward to read, but they don't really matter. Overall, it's a very good watch. I love it! (♡˙˙♡)

It's great! The only downside is that there aren't many chapters. Many similar male protagonists are described as mature and sensible from a young age, but this one portrays the male protagonist as mischievous and clever as a child. The pacing is also fast; I initially thought the male protagonist would be stuck in a daze for another hundred chapters, but he recovered quickly.

What I really appreciated about this book was that it didn't focus on describing the female protagonist's appearance, but rather on the bonds of family, kinship, and love between people. The female protagonist's physical appearance is only briefly described throughout the book; instead, the emphasis is on her character, her personal charm, and her way of handling things.

It's great! The male lead's character is different from what I usually read, which is a good thing. It's not cliché. The female lead's character is also good; she's very steadfast and doesn't have any overly powerful advantages. The simple and ordinary nature is just perfect. Especially the male lead's character—before his amnesia, he was kind and pure.

When I first started watching, I really felt like the beginning was going to be a disaster, but the female lead pulled through. However, as the story progressed, I felt like I was going through a lot of hardship. It wasn't until the male lead recovered that I felt like we had finally made it through. The male lead wasn't stupid anymore, and everything was moving in a positive direction.

The female lead is truly amazing! She was facing starvation and being sold right at the beginning, so heartbreaking. Thankfully, she survived. She's very smart and stays calm under pressure; thumbs up! 😳 The male lead is also a good person; even though he's not fully clear-headed, he still protects his whole family. My mother-in-law is very reasonable.

Even dog food (a Chinese slang term for public displays of affection) is sweet when this couple is together 😢👍

I finished watching it, it was great! The only downside was the suddenly fast-paced ending. I remember Xie Jingyuan giving the female lead a letter or something saying the real story was coming later, and then nothing happened? Or did I misread it? What happened to them? I want to know! 🧐🧐👍👍👍

It's pretty good, but the pacing is too fast. The whole story is about family and small things, and it ended before any major events happened. It didn't really showcase the female lead's ability to read entries, but overall it's alright!

It's a really good read. The premise of a female protagonist in that dynasty not having much money yet still voluntarily opening the Qingyue Academy is quite rare for me. The female protagonist is from another era and has a cheat ability, but it's relatively minor. Personally, I don't really like the impersonation plot, but I still really enjoyed this book. I hope the author continues to work hard; I'll definitely keep following the updates! 😘