Among the articles written by high-ranking officials in Beijing that I have read in the past two years, this book can be ranked among the top three. I really like the female protagonist's light character, and I like the male protagonist even more, who is as gentle as jade.
There are many "old money style" and high-ranking details of the male protagonist's family in this book, which are described very realistically. The heroine's character as a down-and-out daughter is also established. The only thing is that the middle and later parts of the plot are a bit long-winded, but the main storyline is more memorable in my mind as an old bookworm, and it is considered a relatively successful book about high-ranking officials in the Beijing area.