Spring Fills the Palace

The female lead is cautious and timid in the early stages, without any support, unlike those protagonists who have cheat codes and advantages as soon as they enter the palace, like that "Sister Wei" who's always ready to fight anyone. Instead, she's more like An Lingrong, born into a poor family and forced to navigate the harem with trepidation, overcoming countless difficulties alone...

Is the priest a bad guy? I see everyone as a bad guy now.

A very good novel, told in a gentle and flowing style; it's too short to read enough →_→

I just want to know if the male and female leads develop genuine feelings for each other later on, and whether they become a couple for life.

I've finished reading Chapter 41, and it felt pretty good. The three main characters (that's how it seems so far) have some differences right now, but it's still very satisfying to see them team up to take on others. I hope their relationship will really improve in the future. Moreover, Miss Mu seems like a pure and kind person.

This work was released on March 1st.

This writing flows smoothly, and while it may not be a masterpiece, the detailed descriptions throughout avoid the cumbersome style common in other novels. The delicate, dewy prose is a pleasure to read. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to more updates!

Chang Xiuru is about to make things difficult; it's unbelievable.

Having read too many sweet romance novels, I want to see the female lead rise to power - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑)

Long confined in a cage, he finally returned to nature. Perhaps this is the true freedom that Lin Qingyu truly desires, the true heart's desire.