A Beautiful Woman

I couldn't continue after chapter 90-something; there were just too many plot holes. The older brother brings a male relative to visit the 13-year-old female lead's residence—is there no respect for gender separation? The female lead's second uncle is a county magistrate in Fujian—is Fujian just a county in the story?

The biggest problem is that the female lead clearly believes in the Gu family and is a member of the Gu family, but because her mother believes in the Xie family and comes from a prominent family, everyone says the female lead is a daughter of the Xie family. Even her girlfriend's uncle says so??? Did the female lead's father marry into the family? She clearly lives in her father's burial plot???

Consort Cheng was quite shrewd, using both soft and hard tactics. No wonder the female lead was defeated by her schemes in her previous life.

I hope the author will be more meticulous in future writing. Don't sacrifice the plausibility of characters just to follow trends and make it easier for readers to see. The female lead's mother, Xie, is portrayed as someone from a century-old family with excellent manners and upbringing.

Actually, Wang Youjun isn't that important... I think it's more important that Xiao Yan (crossed out 🤭) can't find a good wife! Let them be exposed! Let them be exposed! No powerful family would marry their daughter to a sickly prince who already has someone he loves. 🤓 P. S.: This is just my wild guess~

Having read the first 25 chapters, the female lead's mother is portrayed as a "shrewd daughter of a wealthy family + sexist," but I couldn't see anything shrewd about her at all.

The plot is incredibly clichéd and lacks any originality; all rebirth novels follow this formula: wrongful death → rebirth → seeing a maid (good or bad) → protecting her younger brother → meeting her sisters → meeting the old lady…

The entire plot is exactly the same as Phoenix Returns to Its Nest! The names in the story have changed, the dynasty has changed, and everything else has changed. I just don't know if Phoenix Returns to Its Nest came first, or if this book came first?

I feel there's a problem with the synopsis. The word "assist" is not suitable for the female lead's situation. After all, in her previous life, she was just a pitiful and incompetent puppet with no real power. Only those with power can assist, and those without power cannot assist regardless of their status!

Wang Youjun and Xiao Yan were in love, and as long as they didn't build their happiness on the suffering of others, it was understandable.