Springtime Boudoir, Jade Hall

I couldn't continue reading; the female lead disgusted me. I liked her quite a bit before, but then I saw how she retaliated against Zhou Wenying's schemes, ultimately ruining Zhou Wenying's chances of marriage – that was ruthless. What she did was fundamentally dishonest. He clearly had a fiancée, and her cousin didn't like her from the start.

The beginning is good, but it gets a bit verbose later on (the dungeons are quite long). The writing is smooth, and the characters are well-developed.

Xue Ming harmed both the eldest son and the eldest grandson of the eldest branch of the family, and they had even separated from the main household. Yet, the author still arranges for him to recuperate and live in the eldest branch's household. Is this a joke? And what about the second aunt?

Dai Wangshu, this name, uh, 🤫

Fortunately, this word appears multiple times in the book, but it is used incorrectly almost nowhere.

As expected of a masterpiece, even a domestic drama is better than others, with smooth logic that prevents readers from wanting to abandon the story.

Could someone who has read this book please give me a review? Is it good? How does it compare to the author's two later books? Are they roughly the same quality, or are they less enjoyable? I'm waiting for your feedback urgently...😂