Secrets of the Spring Boudoir

One conspiracy hasn't ended, and another one begins; one conspiracy hasn't been resolved, and yet another one awaits. Watching these endless intrigues is exhausting; it feels like I can't breathe.

The further I read, the less interesting it became. It felt long and tedious, almost like it was written just to reach a word count. The plot was just killing one character only to have another appear, then killing that one too, and then some random family would suddenly appear. There was no logical connection between the events; it was purely a monster-slaying, non-level-up novel! Ugh…

To be honest, I still don't see any chance of Wei An and the Ming family winning. The Prince of Chu is portrayed as invincible, the emperor as stupid and scum, and Wei Wu betrayed his family for a woman without even realizing it. They continue their rapid march towards destroying their clan, and then there's Chang Ning, that powerful weapon.

I haven't finished watching it yet, but based on what I've seen so far, all I can say is that the villains are all mentally unstable. The first one who's really sick is Changning. It's not surprising that she stole her best friend's fiancé and then hated him!

To be honest, I was completely engrossed in it at first, staying up late for several nights to read. But after reading over 600 chapters, I suddenly felt a bit guilty for all the time and effort I'd invested. It's understandable that An'an, being a time traveler, has a cheat ability, but how does Second Master Xie also possess such power?

I wonder if the author will see my comment... I'd like to offer some suggestions to the author: Could the novel's design and scope be expanded? It shouldn't always be about palace intrigue and family feuds. A bunch of women fighting like chickens, this formula is so overused and clichéd; it gets tiresome. The scope and design are becoming increasingly narrow.

Every time I thought it was almost over, a bunch of villains and grand schemes would inexplicably pop up. I couldn't take it anymore, so I removed the book from my bookshelf almost two months ago, only to come back wanting to see the ending. My goodness, it seems like the ending is still a long way off... I strongly advise anyone planning to read this not to fall into this trap!

Imperial Censor Chen is already a Grand Secretary, yet he doesn't even have a name mentioned, and the book even says things like "Imperial Censor Chen is a Grand Secretary"... I suspect his real name is Chen and his given name is Imperial Censor...

How old was Emperor Longqing? According to the article, Emperor Longqing was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Wei, and he had watched Mrs. Wei grow up. He was at least 5 years older than Mrs. Wei, and Mrs. Wei was an old lord over 65 years old. When the fourth prince died, Emperor Longqing was 70 years old, and he actually got Concubine Lin Shu pregnant.

I've been following this story for a long time, going from sharing the joys and sorrows of the male and female leads to now disliking them – it's been a truly disappointing development. From a certain point onward, the enemies the male and female leads encounter are all identical in personality and tactic, just with different names and identities.