Nobles Behind Vermilion Gates

The author's biggest mistake is that the female lead is too young. A nine-year-old child going out and discussing business with a shopkeeper is just ridiculous! It also underestimates the people of ancient times!

Can't female-oriented fiction have its own creativity? You can have a male lead. But no cliché princes, noblemen, or high-ranking officials! It's really annoying. Can't it be an ordinary person? Why do you have to give the female lead a stereotypical man? Besides, do women have to die without a man? Does she absolutely need one? Isn't it great to be beautiful on your own?

Every time I'm drawn in by the title, I'm immediately put off by the female lead's background as an illegitimate child. I don't quite understand the author's purpose in creating this identity; it makes modern readers feel very uncomfortable.

It's well-written! I'm guessing, will the female lead marry this prince later? If so, it'll be a cliché.

... The term "outer mistress" refers to a mistress, not the daughter of an outer mistress. The daughter of an outer mistress is called an illegitimate child and does not have legitimate inheritance rights.

How can you be so thin? 😭

For those of you who have a new book in your reading list, please take a look at it first! If the number of investors for the new book reaches 100, I'll give it a small recommendation (^o^)o New book data is very important! Please read it for at least ten minutes! Thank you everyone!

Finally, a new book! I've finished reading the first two, and they were excellent. I haven't read this one yet, but I'm sure it will be just as good. I support it!

Good, very well written, keep up the good work!

Why was civil administration valued more than military power in ancient times? Because a scholar-official rebellion rarely succeeded, even after ten years. Frankly, the dynastic change depicted in this story is far too frivolous; it's not as simple as killing the emperor and becoming emperor.