Embroidered Splendor

After reading about twenty chapters, I'm a bit confused. Those who say it's good, are they genuinely saying it's good, or...? After writing over twenty chapters, the Cheng family's true nature remains unclear. The synopsis describes them as a century-old family that rose to prominence through embroidery skills, but aside from a brief mention of the great-aunt using her embroidery skills to prop…

In fact, Linglong Xiu's works have always been characterized by a steady, gradual flow. I particularly admire her early work, "The Noble Family." Later, I saw works like "Jade Hall and Golden Gate," "Brocade Residence," and "Peaceful Fate." Viewing her works requires patience and tranquility; one must follow the female protagonist to experience the subtle nuances of life and the peaceful daily…

I don't understand Cheng's thought process. "Having a child, she wants to save some things for the child. All she wants are things that Changyuan has." The female lead's dowry also came from Changyuan. Does she want that too? Instead of thinking about living a good life and saving things for her child herself, she's thinking about asking others for them?

Finally, the female protagonist's parents are no longer selfish and awful parents, and the third branch of the family she lives in seems to be doing very well. The female protagonist also doesn't seem as stupid as she used to be.

Cheng initially thought Yuezhi was nice, but later became close to Zhuozhi. This immediately reminded me of a saying: "Fish find fish, shrimp find shrimp, turtles find tortoises." 😂 Exactly, if you're going to cause trouble, go all out, otherwise it'll be for nothing.

Cheng Kejia lived a very peaceful life, calm and content!

At the beginning of her marriage, she was grateful for her good fortune that her husband's family did not mind her humble background and she was able to marry Gu Youkai. The premise of this gratitude was that she had not met her elder sister-in-law. When I first met Kejia, I thought she was fake and pretentious because I had never seen how a daughter of a prominent family was raised.

Isn't Cheng Shi being far too greedy? Trying to snatch literacy books at this crucial moment? Trying to outdo Ji Ge'er? She's absolutely insane.

The author's writing has gotten better and better these past few chapters. I'm only following a few books left each day. But Linglongxiu's books remain my favorites. Reading books like these helps one avoid being corrupted by the many mundane and troublesome things in life. After reading several of Linglongxiu's books, I increasingly understand that for a woman with a cheerful disposition, following the right path is the best way to live.

Kejia from Yangcheng, a little flower blooming on the battlefield, is now ready to personally lure the enemy! 👍🌹✊✌️ My heart is filled with trepidation and anticipation 😳✊ Before me, the scent of spring wafted; now, Kejia is here ❤️