Abundant Fragrance

I really don't like Xiao Xie. Xiao Xie was annoying from the very beginning, but later on, his good points were described, but he was still quite unlikeable. Initially, the female lead came to seek refuge with the male lead's family. The two families already had a history, and the fact that Shen Qingyun entrusted her with their only daughter's care indicated a very close and trusting…

There's a lot of fluff in the books on the market lately. Many authors use the same formula and characters, just with different names. The male and female protagonists are written as very capable, but they don't actually do anything truly remarkable. The author's books, however, are like a slow-burning stream, best enjoyed at a leisurely pace.

I was bombarded with messages from my friends~ Then I discovered she's a very gentle young lady~ (￣▽￣~)~ (As if they'd struck gold...) Upon closer inspection, hmm? The young lady who wrote "The Art of Seduction"???? I clicked into the article, and wow, it's actually quite to my liking? It's rare to find a female-oriented novel I like, so I'm definitely going to cherish it!

I really think this kind of melodramatic plot that doesn't affect my mood is so entertaining! Ignore everyone else's thoughts; just the three clueless people—Pei San Nian He, Xiao Xie, and Xiao Xie—creating so much drama is so enjoyable to watch. Xiao Xie is getting cuter and cuter, especially since Pei San Nian He and Xiao Xie's impulsive and outgoing personality balances out their seemingly calm and reserved exteriors. I guess that's why Pei San Nian He is willing to spend time with him.

After reading the chapter about mung bean cakes, I ordered Zhiweiguan mung bean cakes online. They arrived today! They're a beautiful yellow color and have the same texture as mung bean ice cream—melts in your mouth, so delicious! The mung bean cakes I bought before always seemed to be made of flour and crumbled.

Everyone has different tastes and preferences, so the opinions from readers are endless. As for the complaints about the female lead having too little screen time, the supporting characters having too much, and the writing being too obscure, I don't see these problems at all. I love reading Pu Pu's portrayal of the various ordinary people; it feels like I'm witnessing the myriad aspects of life.

Pu Pu sometimes uses a mischievous writing style to vividly portray the characters. There is a scene in the text that describes the jealousy among Guo Jiansi's subordinates, which is described by a couplet, and it is very interesting! The text reads as follows:

Can I offer some suggestions? It's really upsetting to read the later parts. The author portrays everyone as evil in an attempt to highlight human nature, making the initially interesting complexity of human nature feel contrived. From beginning to end, there are disgusting characters saying and doing disgusting things.

Other books have idiom chain games, so we readers of ancient Chinese literature can't fall behind! Let's see how high our chain can go! 🤭

Pei Sange is a rare find in this world! As I've gotten older, I've realized that compared to the arrogant, cool, and unapproachable male protagonists in other novels, men like Brother Pei, who are gentle, caring, family-oriented, responsible, and who are also good cooks and often willing to cook, are truly rare.