In the Spring Sunshine

This book is essentially a mundane story of a maidservant in a high-ranking household gradually leveling up; there's not much conflict. So why are so many people saying it's stupid and that she wouldn't survive more than a few episodes in a palace drama? Can't you be a little more realistic? Are you just making baseless accusations to show off your own intelligence?

The female lead is so stupid and overly virtuous, I can't stand watching her.

The protagonist is not very intelligent or emotionally intelligent, and has an unremarkable personality; he's just an ordinary person. However, as the protagonist of a novel, he appears both stupid and clumsy.

The author is absolutely awful; I've never seen such a stupid female lead before. She's incredibly stupid, even a pig is smarter than her.

The female lead is in her twenties, so how come she's always being played like a fool? Doesn't she have any normal sense of caution? She casually shows kindness, and people with criminal records can easily let their guard down? It would be better not to write about time travel at all, so that it would be more reasonable for a twelve-year-old child born into a family to not have much experience.

The heroine is so stupid that I can't stand it anymore. She's a virgin, selfish, and extremely stupid. This kind of character can't survive more than three episodes even if she gets a bunch of golden fingers. In order to highlight her kindness, the author makes her stupidity endless. I really can't stand it.

I just read the beginning and it seemed a bit silly. After transmigrating, he never adjusted his mindset, acting somewhat arrogant and selfish. And shouldn't he be trying to live a good life after transmigrating? It feels like such a poorly constructed character!

The female lead is so stupid... She was only half-believing her mother's words, but when faced with a suspected perpetrator, she believed everything after just two sentences... I couldn't bear to watch it anymore. I read an ordinary story about someone who transmigrated from the Qing Dynasty, and ended up wanting to gouge out my own eyes.

I read this book many years ago and thought it was very good. I still remember the title. I don't understand why so many people in the reviews say it's not good.

I read this book many years ago when I was in school. I thought it was really well-written; the protagonist was down-to-earth and ambitious. It's one of my favorite books. Back then, I was poor, and my allowance was tight, so I read a pirated copy 🤤. Now I've finally reread it and subscribed to the whole book. It's still so good, just the style I like.