A Brocade Crown for All Under Heaven

Qiao Zuzhang seemed like a child who never grew up. Whenever he encountered problems, he only thought of complaining to his father. When he didn't have enough money, he would covet the money of his two eldest sons, because the eldest sons had always been responsible for solving his financial problems. Ultimately, it was all due to being spoiled.

This is the most challenging book I've read recently. It's not because of the content—the content itself is fine—but rather because, while the pacing is slow, it has a lingering charm amidst its ordinariness; it's a good story. However, the author's sentence structure didn't quite suit me.

Qiao Yunran frankly expressed her views, but unfortunately, Shen Luochen was captivated by her smile. 😁

The two sisters in the eldest branch are very good. They are sensible and don't suffer losses themselves. Such sisters can help each other and will only help, not hold each other back.

I admire how the author subtly brought a group of characters to life, especially the disgusting Lin family. The Lin family was incredibly prolific, and their ability to support themselves relied on Lin Shi moving the wealth of the third branch of the family back to her parents' home. Qiao Zhaoshi couldn't tolerate this, so a conflict erupted!

Look at the concept of "heart-to-heart communication." In chaotic times, how many helpless situations arise! The mission of the Qiao family, led by Qiao Zhaoshi, was to procreate, and Dai Shi fulfilled this duty by raising five children. Unfortunately, Qiao Zhaoshi's upbringing and privileged background in the north meant his vision and ambitions extended far beyond that.

It's too drawn out; some things are repeated over and over, and some characters' personalities are described in a repetitive way.

Qiao Zhaoyin only thought of persuading his mother and sister after the family had separated, which was a bit late, but it was better late than never, since reality forced them to face it. Qiao Zhaoyin was smarter than his mother and sister, but judging from his previous actions, he was far inferior to his two older brothers; he had petty calculations but lacked any grand vision.

Where there's a stepmother, there's a stepfather. Let the author make this stepfather suffer a bit more!

Not enough! When will there be an extra chapter? Or a super long update? 😆😆😆😆