On My First Day at Court, I Spill the Tea and Expose Myself as a Woman Disguised as a Man

I think this book is great! I've read a few similar books before that were full of scatological humor and weird elements, which made me speechless and disgusted. This author's work doesn't have that problem. I really like it; the jokes are all normal and humorous. It's very good! The only downside is that there weren't enough chapters when I read it. Author, please keep updating!

This is incredibly well-written! The female lead witnesses the gossip between two men, but she only observes it casually, not obsessively. Considering they both have wives, she shows consideration for women. When a palace maid swears an oath of innocence against the female lead for allegedly disguising herself as a man, the female lead is furious and speaks out for the other women.

The writing style is interesting; I wonder if smooth sailing in life makes one prone to naiveté. The female lead and the system sacrifice themselves to bring power to a court of men; personally, I think those looking for a strong female lead should skip this. If you don't mind that, it's still very enjoyable.

It's a good, fast-paced, and enjoyable read, with no unnecessary drama when dealing with villains. There should be a male lead, but I wouldn't recommend it. I just hope the romance doesn't get too cloying later on; a natural feel would be better.

The title seemed uninteresting, but I clicked on it by accident and was immediately captivated after just a few sentences. It's so good! I was moved to tears in many parts. However, there's one thing: our Xin Xin hasn't developed any romantic feelings yet.

Watching the drama unfold is fine, and the themes of national duty are also good. It seems the Crown Prince is the main couple, and I initially thought he was alright too, but I can't accept that he was married in his past life. Even if they didn't consummate their marriage, they still had a wedding ceremony… I want to keep watching, but I feel uneasy.

The writing is quite good, showing care and respect for women. It's no longer just empty slogans without any real action. The characters are also likable, avoiding that cookie-cutter feel. It's quite refreshing. I hope the later chapters don't fall apart; keep updating!

Seeing that the CP is the Crown Prince, I still hope there's no CP.

This is an ensemble piece, written with delicate prose, clear logic, and a coherent narrative that keeps you engaged and drawn in, allowing you to follow the story's flow—which is exactly what I look for in a novel. For me, a good book is one that I can get into and keep reading.

The gossip in the story was quite funny at first, so I added it to my bookshelf. I haven't read many novels with systems, but I should keep up with the times and read something new every now and then. The overall style is relaxed and cheerful. Another thing is that the story flows too smoothly. Why do I say that? It can be described as wish fulfillment.