The Noblewoman

The truth is so strange. If the male lead gave her the antidote, why was the female lead sent back to the Ye family with such a terrible reputation? If it weren't for her father's easygoing nature, most families would have been doomed.

I'd seen it before, but forgotten about it. Now, watching it again, I suddenly really dislike the story's premise. Sigh, a person's tastes can change a lot.

I felt quite frustrated while watching it, perhaps because neither the male nor female lead was likable, especially the male lead, who came from a poor background and faced many hardships. The female lead, aside from being beautiful, didn't seem to possess anything particularly special that would make him risk his life to protect her.

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After reading three chapters, I speculate that the female lead probably witnessed something shady about the Xiao family, which is why they killed her. I suspect there's a princess behind it all...

It wasn't particularly captivating. I liked the story, though. Writing is hard work. Thank you, Mu Shuiyou, for your hard work!

I've read this book countless times. Each time, I read it as if it were the first time. The book is so well-written; the plot is full of twists and turns, making it impossible to put down. It's truly captivating. Thumbs up to the author!

What about Chapter 48? Did Mom eat it?

It's so frustrating that Feng Shisan, that troublemaker, survived to the end.

The beginning was pretty good, so I'll subscribe.