The Legitimate Daughter's Guide to Survival

Most bad novels follow the same pattern: they all feature memories, a cheat system, or a spatial ability... This author's cheat system is ridiculously overpowered—military, archaeology, and a family of doctors—it just sounds childish.

I'm a huge fan of LazyTalk; I've read almost all of your works.

I seriously suspect the author changed after the farming novel; it's so subpar.

That's illogical. I've never heard of someone being beaten to death for even trying to flirt with a concubine's son, let alone an unsuccessful attempt.

A fallen nobleman leading such a large group? An Zailin is so young, yet his words are far more mature than his age. 😄

Novels like these shouldn't be scrutinized too closely; just enjoy them for fun.

Is it a characteristic of the author to not distinguish between "" and ""? Haha, every time I read it, it feels like the accent is overflowing. 😅

I enjoy stories with a touch of wish fulfillment, but not too exaggerated. No overly naive or overly idealistic elements. And stories that don't feel stifling or frustrating.

As I watched, the appeal seemed to wane, and it felt like the male lead was becoming increasingly dependent on the female lead for his existence.

I haven't read the novel with Huo Qiqi as the female lead; I don't like things like the space system or other nonsense.