The Steward

At first, I kept mistaking Cinnian Nunnery for Nin Jiom.

Who can understand? Except for the few novels I wrote in recent years, I have given up and am specifically looking for books written around 10 years ago. As for the reason, I think all old bookworms will understand.

I finished reading this story. There were no misunderstandings, no third parties, no melodramatic plot twists, and no jealousy between the son and father. The story structure was stable and worth reading. The only downside was how disgusting the second male lead's actions were before he gave up on the female lead; he was a hopeless case of male chauvinism.

Having read over a hundred chapters, the female lead appears shrewd and calm, but in reality, she constantly provokes others, never avoiding arguments whenever possible, and exudes an overbearing and unrestrained aura. Yet, at the beginning of the story, she was merely a maid. Without the protagonist's halo, such an arrogant person wouldn't have a good ending in modern times.

I just want to say that this book is very interesting, don't miss it! In my opinion, the author's writing style and ability to write stories are superb, much better than those books at the top of the charts!

What's most disgusting about the female lead is that she tries to impose her own saintly principles on others. I initially had a high opinion of her because of Jun Mingzhu, but I became increasingly disappointed as I watched more and more.

I don't know how others see this book, but when I got to around a hundred pages, I felt the female lead was constantly meddling in other people's business and had no real ability, which was just ridiculous.

I have been collecting this book for two years. I will read it again every once in a while and I like it more and more. Especially, how well the characters are portrayed! It is comprehensive and vivid. Needless to say, the writing style and plot are beautiful and unique. Especially the author's writing style, which is really difficult to compare with many online articles.

One of the most beautiful books. I have read it many times and even bought the physical copy. It was also this book that opened the way for me to read online articles. I have forgotten many of the online articles, but I still remember this book! Chapter 70 of the year before last told the story of the inner house, and there was a big picture behind it.

It's a good book. I've read it three times. The writing is good and the content is fluent and rich. It's much better than the books written by those you call great gods.