What Should I Do with Too Much Silver?

I gave up after the first chapter; it's completely illogical! Family scandals shouldn't be aired in public. Even if there's something wrong, you wouldn't reveal your son-in-law is a thief at a grand birthday banquet! Are you sure this is a county magistrate and those two are high-ranking officials of the fourth or fifth rank, and not brainless like Lu Zhishen (a character from a Chinese novel)?

That's terrible, is there nobody here? (Bump)

Author, you're updating too infrequently! I love your novel, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง!

The description says, "What do you do if you have too much silver? Simple, just exchange it for gold!"

I can't even stand reading the free version; it's completely brainless. Even if your father is dead, don't you have other relatives? Even if you don't have other relatives, you're still here, aren't you? A steward daring to casually seize the master's property is practically courting death. And this family, after all, is a scholarly family, letting you, their third son-in-law, help in the kitchen?

If you want to write a light novel, then write it. Why are there so many restrictions that are just annoying?

This book is utter garbage. Does anyone think they can write a book? At least other writers do some research, but you just wrote it with your eyes closed. Cheng Yaojin (589-665), Sun Simiao (541-682), and Yang Guang during his reign (604-618)? Seriously?! Yang Guang didn't even ascend the throne. If you met Cheng Yaojin, he'd be at most 15, and Sun Simiao at least 63.

Having read up to chapter 55, all I can say is that this protagonist is practically a eunuch, or worse. At least eunuchs have given up hope, but he still has it and can't have it. It's exhausting to read. I only came here for a good read. Goodbye.

This is a story I read. I tried to hold back after the first chapter, but after five chapters I couldn't take it anymore. The logic is flawed, and it's incredibly frustrating to read. 😡😡😡

If the female lead died, then this could still be considered a mindless, enjoyable read. But with a female lead added, writing it like this is like covering it with pigeon droppings—disgusting to look at, let alone eat. At the birthday banquet: a steward (servant), in order to curry favor with the other two sons-in-law, took it upon himself to make the master take the blame.