Springtime in the Boudoir

I think the heroine is a bit too self-righteous. This is because you have the aura of being a heroine. Otherwise, what do you think you are? Even if you are a virgin, you have to have capital. You have no skills, you are not a top student, you don't have a golden finger, and you always act like a big-tailed wolf to save people who don't want to see you. This is the Duke of Wei. If you change to someone with no bottom line, it's a joke that you think you can escape.

For example, the second bedroom begged the heroine to save her cousin. The heroine said she didn't know the cousin of the second bedroom in the Guo Gongfu, so she turned against him and refused to recognize him. She said that the heroine deliberately didn't want to save her. The heroine kept saying that she didn't know the Guo Gongfu. If I retaliate, why do you know me? Do you have to save me? I owe you. I don't speak forcefully at all.

The heroine has such a bad temper. She always looks like a good person. Why can't she be strong-willed and indecisive? It's really frustrating.

I read the comments about Madonna and I don't want to read it.

I feel like the heroine is such a holy mother...

It's too bland. There are some ups and downs in the first few dozen chapters, but the rest are all straightforward and not very readable.

I've read Chapter 70 and I think it's okay. It's not a mindless novel. Maybe the heroine's temperament is more to my liking.