Jade Carving

After reading three of the author's books, I noticed that the protagonist in each one encountered terrible relatives. Is the author afraid of being treated badly by relatives in real life?

Wasn't Ye Zhu a time traveler from the modern era? How come in the side stories she seems to have never seen anything from the modern world before?

Du Haoran must have traveled from modern times to ancient times, right?

The female protagonist, a refined young lady from a wealthy family in her previous life, is reborn into the body of a girl from a modest family. With the help of the male protagonist who transmigrated into her body and the female supporting character who also transmigrated, she ultimately achieves success in both her career and family life, and also avenges her predecessor's death. It's pretty good, worth checking out.

Why aren't there chapters 320 and 321?

I didn't feel it started strong but ended weakly... It's just that the side stories weren't very satisfying.

It gets more and more exciting as it goes on! Great!

I thought the jade gambling part was bad. Since she knew the first piece of jade was beautiful, she should have bought it and left it for the scheming man she was gambling with. All that scheming before just left him with both treasure and the potential for further manipulation. Even if it was meant to create a story, it just seemed foolish.

This is too drawn out! Where are the male lead and the female supporting character?

Almost every chapter emphasizes that she came from a wealthy family in her previous life. In that kind of social environment, is it reliable to not want to get married, not want to rely on men, and want to surpass royalty through one's own efforts? Some parts are too verbose.