Splendor in the Palm of Her Hand

The ending for the Min family was very unsettling because they were the ones who helped the female protagonist from the very beginning, and they never truly wronged her throughout the entire story. Neither Lord Min nor Miss Min, although Miss Min ultimately harmed herself, at least didn't harm the female protagonist.

Lu Ying had little hope of defending the city; surrendering to the Jin was definitely out of the question. He probably felt his fate was uncertain, so he approached Min Jiangchen, giving her hope. What if he died? If she were to stay and guard the city for the rest of her life because of his promise, wouldn't that be harming her? Most importantly, he didn't actually like her.

I remember it being a good book the first time I read it, so I recently went through a reading slump and reread it. I only read a little over half before I couldn't continue. The male lead openly steals someone else's fiancée, constantly sneaking into the room of underage girls. The female lead is incredibly intelligent and decisive, yet she doesn't seem to know who she likes?

(Warning⚠️ Minor spoilers…) Actually… I still don't really like this setup. Two reincarnations are fine, but I've always felt that the tide should ultimately be turned in the hands of positive, conscientious characters. While reality may not be like that, if a novel doesn't follow this principle, it feels too dark, a bit morally bankrupt.

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If this story were told from a different perspective, with the female lead and male lead having an engagement but the female lead's family being extremely undesirable and the male lead's family looking down on her family, and the male lead having a remarkably intelligent second female lead pursuing him, and the male lead eventually breaking off the engagement and getting together with the second female lead... The male lead and the second female lead would probably be condemned to death?

I couldn't stand it anymore after reading just the first few chapters; the author's premise was too confusing. 1. When Mrs. Lu the Second referred to herself as her daughter-in-law in front of Old Mrs. Gu, shouldn't she have been her nephew's wife? The Old Mrs. Gu and Mrs. Lu are sisters, so isn't Lu Ying's father Old Mrs. Gu's nephew?

Wow, I can't stand it anymore! Let me first talk about what happened after Shen Changji died. So far, it seems that Lu Ying hasn't done anything to wrong the female lead in this life. In fact, Lu Ying has even helped her in some ways. At this point, the female lead's feeling about the previous life is that Lu Ying kept some things from her but was still good to her (such as how he handled Madam…

Too many flaws to describe. I barely finished it out of a reading slump, and I don't think this book deserves so much praise. It's completely haphazard, with many plot points that don't make sense. It's all show and no substance, a mere shell of its name.

As a reader who reads the official version, I can't help but say something. I think the story of this book is pretty good, although I haven't finished it. While the story is good, there are many typos. Although online novel authors need to ensure updates, they should at least proofread.