The Lin Clan's Glory

The article has many strengths. The author's writing style is excellent for an online novel, the writing style is also good, the writing is logical, and it's both serious and humorous. The details of daily life are very engaging, the overall structure of the article is good, the protagonist has positive values, and the romantic storylines are all satisfying.

I've read this book at least three times. Each time I get engrossed in the beginning, but as soon as I get to Shang Mingjie, I can't continue and have to drop it. I know Shang Mingjie will be selfless and kind to Lin Daiyu later on, but I just can't stand him. And I never seem to learn my lesson. I especially love the female lead's character, so I pick it up whenever I'm looking for something to read. It's unbelievable how I always drop it after Shang Mingjie! ≥≤

Really? I really like Yu Yuzhu's style, especially her farming novels set in a chaotic world. However, of all her completed works, I think *Lin's Glory* is her best work so far. Yet the author herself says it's her worst, which is strange. Perhaps she lost readers because she stated there was no romance? Or is the subject matter not to most people's taste?

I've finished reading it and subscribed to the whole series. I feel the female lead has very sound values; she doesn't create things like gunpowder like some other time-traveling women. Indeed, if productivity can't keep up, it goes against the natural development of society, doing more harm than good—it's like overdrawing resources.

This is truly the best female-centric novel I've ever read! The protagonist's "golden finger" (advantage/powerful ability) is just right without being Mary Sue-ish, everyone's intelligence is generally on point, and those who aren't aren't there just to highlight the heroine's omnipotence...

I'm so frustrated! Why is that rich kid who's cultivating immortality gone missing? 😆

A great book! I finished it, but I'm still wanting more. I initially started reading it because it didn't have a romantic subplot, but the more I read, the more I couldn't put it down. From beginning to end, it felt like a complete TV series in my mind—and it didn't need any post-production editing.

Each reader's level of understanding and focus on different aspects of the article will vary; this is purely my personal opinion regarding the Eldest Princess. 1. Is this an excessive attempt to interfere in politics? Not excessive The fourth prince was mediocre. Strengths: Tolerance; Weaknesses: Easily influenced.

Shang Mingjie is only suitable to be a live-in son-in-law; he can't possibly support the Shang and Lin families. He and his wife aren't good at raising their children either. What will happen to the Lin family after Sister Wan's influence fades?

I really like this author's novels. They're not naive or idealistic, but they're very humane and full of positive energy. 😜