A Buddhist-Minded Palace Maid Wants a Comfortable Life
佛系宫女想要小富即安
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- Completed
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- 658k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
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- 4y ago
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The female lead is just too…easy to bully. She's soft-hearted, naive, and easily fooled. She's also very trusting and prone to being dramatic, thankfully surrounded by kind people. Besides being good at making money, she's a virgin at 15. However, the author has mentioned this, saying the female lead is simple-minded, which seems quite fitting.
Summary: A saintly female lead. Her uncle's family ruined her body, forcing her to take her cousin's place in the cannibalistic palace. Oh well, the female lead feels so sorry for her relatives. No matter what, they're still family, family! She can't do anything about it, she has to let the male lead solve it, and the male lead gives her money. Seriously, having a niece like the female lead, her uncle is incredibly lucky. He exploited them and even got a sum of money; how wonderful!
I don't really like stories where the female lead transmigrates to ancient times without any special abilities, because it's just too difficult! There are too many restrictions on women, unlike men who, even if they're poor, have endless possibilities for development!
Finally, I can see something fresh and different in this story! I'm so tired of palace intrigue, domestic power struggles, and female rivalry novels. I really like this kind of story about independent women who aren't obsessed with romance, don't aspire to great wealth, and simply live a comfortable, peaceful life. I love the everyday descriptions. Keep up the good work, author! I'll continue to support and read your work.
There are so few truly good books these days. Keep it up, author! While those high-quality, exceptional stories are profitable now, readers have evolved. They now value simple, understated writing. You write very well, it's very engaging, you'll be a star!
The author is that age; it's fine for passing the time when you're looking for something to read. Don't worry too much about the plot. I've seen many synopses that say the author doesn't want to date or find a man, but... It's better to just look for one openly. It's a bit like putting on a show.
I've just read up to chapter 213. The beginnings are fine; the female lead is a bit pretentious and dramatic, but that's understandable. Occasionally, she feels like a domineering CEO's innocent, sweet female lead; it could be read as a historical romance novel. When the plot reached the part where the uncle's family came to claim kinship, I felt a bit indignant.
Making ice involves simply adding saltpeter to water. It's fine if it's not for eating. But if it were for eating, it would absolutely kill someone.
What I hate most is when the synopsis says things like "Don't date, being single is great" at the beginning, but then a male lead appears at the end. It's just self-aggrandizement. If you want to date, then have a male lead. Don't write things like "Don't date, focus on your career" at the beginning. It hurts the feelings of a real career woman.
It feels like the author has changed.
1. It feels like the female lead's IQ is continuously declining. She started out as a self-reliant woman, but later she couldn't solve anything and could only rely on the male lead. 2. The female lead becomes increasingly saintly. At first, she broke ties with her awful relatives, but later, when a leech came to her and she cried poverty, she forgave them, gave them money and made arrangements…