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I've finished reading it. The first half was alright; both the male and female leads have great personalities, and the writing is excellent. Unfortunately, it lost its appeal once the political landscape began to develop in the middle. The author's old problem remains: poor attention to detail. The various contradictory arguments that cannot withstand serious reasoning left me speechless.

I don't know why there are so many negative reviews. From what I've seen so far, aside from the story being a bit rushed in the early stages, there aren't any major problems; in fact, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. The character development of the male and female leads, as well as the various supporting characters, isn't flawless, but it's quite vivid for a Qidian novel, which is what…

The female lead is self-righteous, selfish, and constantly does stupid things. It's completely illogical. I can't watch it anymore. I want to vomit.

This is the only book by Lingzi that I haven't read yet. My previous rankings were: first, shipbuilding; second, counterfeiting; third, house building; and last, domineering officials. Lingzi's heroines are getting more and more tragic in each of her books, haha. Before reading this book, I knew it would be difficult for any book to surpass "The Steward" as my No. 1 Favorite.

The beginning and middle were great; the male lead is a very reassuring person, regardless of money or status, just a genuine sense of security! The later part got a bit contrived and dragged on. But it's still a very good watch!

As a maidservant, and one who served in the quarry until her death, the female protagonist probably didn't know much. The author might have been better off changing the setting.

2 Votes for likes and favorites! She was reborn into her own body, amidst howling heaven and earth, raging wind and snow, chilling wooden groves, and bloodied shackles, still heading towards death. She was wronged, she was indignant, but as a slave, she had no choice but to leave her home and family.

I finished this book using two unlimited reading vouchers. The story itself is quite well-written, but the ending felt rushed, leaving many things unexplained. For example, what was pulled out of the lake? What did Cai Fan see at Wu Rui's place? It all remained a mystery until the end. Sister Dugu and her husband are decent characters, so why is their son so useless?

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This is far inferior to the head steward! To highlight the female lead's legendary status, events are presented one after another in rapid succession, making it tiring to read. Moreover, even if someone born and raised in ancient times is exceptional, it's impossible for them to despise the doctrines of reason to the point of near-feminism.