One of my favorites in this series. I saw comments saying that the male and female protagonists are a pair of exquisite egoists, but I think this is the normal state of the deep palace novel. The plot has its ups and downs and is new, and I will read it again when I have time.
It's quite smooth to read, and it's not long, so it's suitable for killing time. In fact, to be serious, in the second half of the novel, I felt that the plot was a bit weak, and the character creation, especially the second male lead, was also relatively weak. The prince was just a love brain, and he went on a rampage, which was somewhat inconsistent with the image he should have (because I was quite looking forward to the plot line of the prince). But overall it's quite good. The reading process is quite enjoyable and doesn't require much mental effort.
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