There Is a Daughter in My Family

I haven't read a book like this in many years. The female protagonist is very rare in the time-travel genre. She keeps a scheming maid by her side and runs around knowing that someone is trying to harm her. She is helpless when provoked by her love rival. She can only make a few pale rebuttals and torment the male protagonist every day. The drama of "You Love Me, I Love You" is a typical Qiong Yao-style love bubble drama in the nest, and what's even more speechless is that I actually insisted on watching it, because I always thought that the heroine would seize the opportunity to turn around and sing, but I didn't expect to be stupid until the end. It was really a mistake!