A Joyful Marriage

I couldn't continue after reading a few chapters... The term "concubine" is just too anachronistic, and the concepts of "first wife" and "second wife" are completely nonsensical. The mixing of written and spoken terms is also incredibly awkward. I'm dropping this.

I've read chapter 29. Everything's fine, except the female lead's calligraphy and carving are really disappointing. Xing'er even said that the female lead has never touched a carving knife before, and despite writing so much calligraphy, it seems she's never learned from anyone. How can she be so arrogant? Aren't they afraid of revealing any plot holes?

I feel the female lead has a bit of a split personality. When she's doing her old profession of sculpting, she's a quiet, focused, and serene girl. But when dealing with mundane matters, she becomes ruthless and audacious, doing or saying things that are jaw-dropping and shocking, turning everything upside down, yet managing to make things go in her favor. I think the female lead's character is too exaggerated.

So the male lead is just a background character? I've only made two cameo appearances in 30 chapters. Even though it's a female-oriented novel, I don't want to see the female lead do all the work.

I used to love reading your books, and I'm going to read them again when I get back.

The dialogue is in a classical style, and some parts are obscure and difficult to understand.

I've read over ten chapters, and it's all the same old domestic power struggles. Fine! I'll just have to endure it a little longer.

Where can we find Chapter 274? It seems more than one chapter is missing!