The Cannon Fodder's Everyday Face-Slapping

Why does the female lead seem so unfairly treated? She just casually gives away glass, lipsticks, vegetables, and fruits—a whole hundred cartloads! And hybrid rice, crops yielding a thousand catties per mu—she just hands them over so easily? And all she gets in return is a mere county princess? It feels like she's desperately trying to curry favor with the royal family.

The protagonist is incredibly foolish. He doesn't possess supreme power, yet he desires a free and unrestrained life. Entrusting his fate to someone else means he's not far from death.

The female lead is too naive and innocent, making the reading experience exhausting and not a good story. It often leaves the reader feeling confused.

The female lead seems a bit silly...

I finally finished it! It wasn't easy. It took me almost two months, on and off. I read it a long time ago, but I don't remember why I abandoned it. Later, when I was looking for something to read, I picked it up again from the beginning. At my usual pace of finishing a book in a week, this took me almost two months because it was so frustrating, verbose, full of unnecessary details, and…

There are so many supporting actresses, but the female lead is completely unremarkable!

I'm getting a headache. Something feels off... The supporting characters are all quite cunning, each with their own elaborate schemes, but there's a strange sense that they lack common sense. There's a constant stream of rumors and gossip, all sorts of cold-blooded and ruthless talk, and they all act like they have everything under control, but in the end, I don't see what they actually…

The author is really... Treating readers like kindergarten children. The punctuation is simply unbearable to look at.

After seeing so many people testing the food, I'm giving up.

It's so drawn out; the dialogue between sisters or mothers and daughters is already four or five chapters long and it's still not finished.