The Path to a Noble Title for a Family-Born Servant

Lu Zhan and I felt like we were reading an early ancient Chinese romance novel with a tragic love story. I fell in love with it after just a few chapters. The female lead's colleagues kept framing her, and she was even a time traveler! There was so much torture for her; she was practically made of steel. The characters felt soulless and a bit dry, like they were rushing to move on with the plot. Keep it up!

The first chapter was actually quite well-written, but the male lead turned out to be such an idiot... And the female lead's thinking wasn't like a modern person's at all; she didn't even know how to avoid suspicion from her master.

I think it's written pretty well so far. Although there are a few minor flaws, it's very good overall.

The copywriting is good; that's all it is. The content is nonsensical and illogical. A maid born into a wealthy family doesn't wait until you're a teenager to start working.

It started strong but ended weakly; after the border siege was lifted, there wasn't much content left.

Judging from the background, it should be a fictional story set in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Grand narratives are unnecessary, but I still hope that the Han Chinese clothing and customs of this era can be preserved to avoid the tragedy of the sinking of China. Please, author (I am a male reader of historical fiction, and I came to read the female-oriented novel out of curiosity.

It's good, please update more often, I'm afraid I'll lose patience and stop following it.

Will they get married at the border? It seems neither of them is willing to express their feelings. I'm so anxious!

I can't get enough! Author, please update more every day!

There are many problematic elements, although the author's writing style is quite good, but they lack understanding of ancient social systems.