Perfect Jade

Why did the female lead feel that the male lead was familiar? This was never explained in the end.

I read the synopsis carefully and initially thought the prince was the male lead. But halfway through, it inexplicably changed to a completely different character—a background character whose appearances in the previous chapters barely amounted to a single word… This is incredibly frustrating. I'm not reading any further. After all that buildup, you're telling me he's not the male lead? Seriously? Can you believe it?

The later parts are quite good, but the beginning is a bit weak and drawn-out. The descriptions of sisterly affection and the helplessness and unpredictability of life are really well written. It would have been even better if the ending included more details about the painful lives of the Cheng family and the Mu family. There are just too many families; the title, "Really Poor and Suspenseful," sounds rather unrealistic.

With so many names, it's hard to tell who's who; it's really dizzying.

Why wasn't Chapter 79, which was repeated, deleted? I was charged twice.

So many names really tested my memory; I really admire the author. I had to constantly flip back to check the Pei family genealogy while reading, and the same with the Xia family later on. When I got confused and wanted to check the genealogy again, I realized there wasn't a Xia family genealogy 😄. The novel is quite good; it was a bit depressing at the beginning, but it unfolded quite well later.

I received an 8 o'clock red envelope, thank you!

An early work from '96, but the family background is just too complicated.

Why don't the contents of 266 and 265 match?

You've brought this upon yourself, and you're still babbling on and on! Nobody owes anyone anything in this world.