Happiness, Just as Before

The female lead is such a hypocrite, I can't stand it.

I won't watch stories where the male protagonist has concubines or maids.

A pitiful yet hateful person; selfish, willing to sacrifice anyone for the sake of his family.

Every novel by Gui Gui is wonderful. The plots are always exciting and fast-paced, full of intellectual tension, unlike the depressing and dull domestic power struggles of other authors. I'm really looking forward to Gui Gui's new works!

I have some questions. The book mentions eating noodles, steamed buns, and mantou many times, but then it says that no one has ever grown wheat.

I stumbled upon this story by chance and started reading it with high hopes. But the author really treats the reader like an idiot; the same inner monologues are repeated over and over, and the tone is incredibly childish.

Before leaving the Qi family, Ru Chu cleaned up the messes left by the Second Madam, even mentioning that the head of the estate had brought black flour, and then punished the head of the estate by making him eat steamed buns made from black flour. Ru Chu had also made longevity noodles for Qi You.

To be honest, it's not badly written. The only problem is that the male lead is often portrayed as a mere supporting character, while the female lead largely exists to facilitate his development! 1. I don't like this mismatch between abilities; it feels awkward.

I've only read about twenty chapters, and I really want to give it a thumbs up. This is truly a rare gem, an excellent novel, and the result of the author's hard work.

You can tell from the synopsis that the emperor is an idiot.