Springtime in the Boudoir

I think the female lead is a bit too self-important. That's because she has the "female lead halo," otherwise, who do you think you are? Even a saint needs to have the qualifications. She has no martial arts skills, isn't a top student, and doesn't have any special abilities, yet she always acts like a big shot, rescuing people who don't like her. This is the Duke of Wei's mansion. If it were someone with no moral compass, do you think you could escape? It's a joke.

For example, when the second wife begged the female lead to save her cousin, the female lead said she didn't know the Duke's mansion. The second wife's cousin then turned on her, accusing the female lead of deliberately refusing to save him. The female lead kept insisting she didn't know the Duke's mansion. If I had retorted, what? Does knowing me mean I have to save him? Do I owe you something? She has no backbone at all.

Everyone has different tastes when it comes to stories, but I really enjoyed reading it! I'm giving the author a special monthly pass to thank them for their hard work! 🌻🌻🌷

The female lead is so spineless! She always acts like a pushover. Why can't she speak up a little more assertively? She's so indecisive and lacks any decisiveness. It's so frustrating!

Seeing the comments about the "saintly heroine," I don't want to watch anymore.

The female lead seems so saintly...

It's too bland. The first few dozen chapters had some plot twists, but the rest is just a flat, straightforward narrative with little to no readability.

Chapter 147, where is chapter 147?

I've read up to chapter 70, and it's not bad. It's not one of those mindless wish-fulfillment stories. Maybe the female lead's personality is just my style.