A Guide to Aristocratic Ladies

Are there any side stories? I'd like to see about his achievements after assuming regency and some short stories about the Tianbao era.

It seems Qing Gongdu is truly deaf and incapable of managing household affairs. He doesn't even know his family is planning to take a concubine. Doesn't he have any reliable stewards or guards to inform him of family matters? For the head of the household, this is rather weak. I think he's secretly delighted about taking a concubine. 😡

I dislike the male protagonist's family and Di's daughter; they are selfish, self-serving, and act recklessly.

The author is not the female lead's biological mother. The male lead dotes on his younger sister and childhood sweetheart. He didn't punish the two women who tried to kill the female lead, but only helped them escape. Moreover, he didn't explain to his mother that the female lead's actions were out of necessity to save her sister. This kind of male lead seems like a selfish person who doesn't deserve the female lead.

The eldest brother was forced to marry a princess, making his sister-in-law a concubine and his nephews and nieces born out of wedlock—a truly tragic end.

Please, make it a little sweeter, author! 🌹

The female protagonist lived a very stifled life; only her brother and maid were kind to her.

Dude, do you feel like you've switched to the wrong channel?