Winds Sweep the Long Clouds

The female lead is both a saint and incompetent. Maybe the author didn't intend for her to be like that, but the story is really infuriating. Also, the female lead's father is clearly a scumbag, yet the author tries to subtly portray him as innocent.

In chapter 19, the female lead's stepsister tried to harm her but fell into the water instead, and the female lead jumped in to save her. Is this some kind of saintly reincarnation? The stepmother's framing and her mother's early death didn't matter at that moment 🤭. As long as she had the chance to be a saint, none of that mattered.

My goodness! No wonder some commenters say she's too saintly. In chapter 19, her stepmother and stepsister plotted against her but failed, and her stepsister fell into the river instead. The female lead jumped in to save her! My goodness, she's like the Virgin Mary reincarnated! Her mother was very likely framed and killed by her stepmother. Despite all this old and new grudges, the female lead still jumped in to save her. Her heart is truly extraordinary. Goodbye!

The seamstress has transformed into a politician, the king has fled, and the heroine is standing there dumbfounded!

The writing is fluent, but the pacing is too slow.

I've only read a bit so far, but my first impression is that the writing has a great atmosphere. After reading about a dozen chapters, I feel the female lead's character is becoming more fleshed out. The writing style and pacing have a classical Chinese feel. I've already invested and will continue reading.