The Knife Dancer

Impersonating someone else shouldn't be a capital offense, right? Why was he beheaded? What evidence did the officials have to prove that the person wasn't the young master? Were all the other servants gone? Was it just based on their one-sided accounts?

Who exactly is this young master Zhou's child? Did Miss Mei find him from outside? It's not clear. Although the story is very intricate and moving, there's still too little evidence.

Miss Mei's revenge came at a really high price, sigh...

Huh? If Qing Shuang is Fu Rong's biological son, then Qian Ling is the real son of Young Master Zhou? Then Young Master Zhou still has no heir, which doesn't make sense.

Was the concubine the daughter of the first wife?

Oh dear, the old servant said it was the young master, and the mistress believed him. There wasn't even a token or anything to prove it; it's truly pitiful.

That doesn't make sense. A four- or five-year-old child should have a different body shape than a three-year-old, and this difference should be noticeable until their teens.

The foreshadowing is subtle and seemingly lacking. The male character, Qing Shuang, is Fu Rong's biological son. When and why did Nian Qiao begin to suspect this?

Mei Luoru, what kind of woman is she? She waited for 7 years without despairing, and after despairing, she set up this scheme that lasted for 17 years.

Hehe, looks pretty good, let's pack it up first.