After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Spoiled the Powerful Minister

I read about forty chapters during the free period. I won't list the common-sense errors and the female lead's occasional effeminate mannerisms, but let's just talk about two things that damaged her public image: 1. The female lead has a treacherous sister-in-law who helps outsiders plot to make her a concubine.

I haven't read it, just looking at the synopsis. The beginning says the female lead is ambitious and successful, then later it says one becomes a powerful minister, and the other, through her husband's influence, becomes his strong support... "Successful and successful" is just being a support? This female lead is so subservient! If the author revised the synopsis, more people might read it; this synopsis is disgusting.

The female lead doesn't seem like someone who transmigrated from the apocalypse at all; she lacks the decisiveness of someone from that era. How did she survive for over a decade in the apocalypse before dying? Was it simply because she's the author's favorite character that she was given a forced apocalyptic identity to gain a special ability, allowing her to live for over a decade longer? 😥

All I can say is that the female lead has a very strong ability to empathize.

Does the female lead study medicine in a post-apocalyptic world or possess supernatural abilities? Does that mean she can save lives right away?

I heard it's incredibly melodramatic and morally questionable? My initial enthusiasm was quickly dampened!

It's excellent; the author has constructed a rich and engaging plot that flows smoothly. The character descriptions are just right; the transitions between the main and subplots are natural and interconnected. Besides this book, I'm also following "The Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm having a reading slump, does anyone have any good book recommendations?