
The Elegance of a Humble Family
庶门风华
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The beginning was fresh and intriguing, but the female lead was written so stupidly, constantly changing her mind, and in the end, she still ended up marrying Lu Yao as her aunt and sister-in-law had planned... Moreover, she didn't even know how she was framed, which was incredibly frustrating to watch.
Things can't be that simple. Lu You is probably pretending to be weak to deceive others; the male lead's character wouldn't act like that.
Unmarried girls without offspring are not buried in the ancestral grave, receive no funeral, and no one will wear mourning clothes for them. Married women who die must have a child adopted by their husband's family before they can be seen off in their final moments. Some time ago, a couple in our area who had been engaged and registered for several years, had a child, but hadn't had a wedding ceremony passed away in an accident. They still had to hold a wedding ceremony before the funeral.
It's strange to see so many people complaining. Is it only in super-satisfying novels that you can read? It feels like life with compromises and helplessness is what real life is all about.
The issue of breaking off the engagement felt like it was dragging on too much. Even up to chapter 200, they were still meticulously analyzing it, which felt overly obsessive. They kept bringing it up every now and then, as if there wasn't any new content to fill in the gaps.
The male protagonist in this book is misleading. The author seems to be suggesting that people with extreme personalities or mental illnesses can be reformed through love. He claims that as long as people are taught to be good, kind guidance will eventually lead to positive outcomes…
It gets worse and worse the more you watch! It feels like all about backstabbing and infighting. It just keeps repeating the same four families fighting each other. There's no real substance to it.
Hey female lead, why don't you just move out already? You've been arguing about a few pieces of clothing for months... The plot is dragging on like this!
Z's writing is terrible. I don't know what kind of spineless coward the author wanted to make the female lead.
So far, the female lead seems weak, incompetent, and lacking in assertiveness! She's wronged by her aunt and uncle yet grateful to them, and sold out by her in-laws yet naively wants to investigate. If she was willing to be manipulated anyway, why did she even bother to oppose the Lu family in the first place?