The Grace of Spring Orchids

I've noticed that almost every novel about time travel to ancient feudal society involves the protagonist having some kind of interaction with the royal family, and I don't understand why.

The overall structure is decent, and the beginning was quite good, but it fell apart terribly later on. It especially deteriorated after the fourth prince and the male lead appeared.

This female lead is incredibly annoying. She's always trying to change this and that, she wants to change everything, even her parents. We should just get rid of this monster as soon as possible. 😤

I think this book is very well written! Everyone should read it. I watched it once and I want to watch it again!

Fried chicken strips... I cried when I saw them. If there's oil, how could there be no stir-frying? Ancient people were just less technologically advanced, not less intelligent... How stupid would you have to be to have oil and not know how to cook? They might as well raise pigs and not know how to eat meat, just waiting for the female lead to slaughter them...

The first hundred or so chapters were great; I couldn't put it down. But after the female lead met the fourth prince, I was ready to drop the book.

There's too much repetition and it's too verbose. Even if you start reading from anywhere in the middle, you can already understand the cause and effect.

I recommend the new novel "Eternal Love". The female lead doesn't have any cheat codes or defy the heavens. This novel is neither a Mary Sue story nor a heartwarming one. Please read it carefully before giving your feedback. I highly recommend reading it to the end. Thank you for your support.

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I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend a book called "Every Time I Get Married, I Die," a very good quick transmigration novel. The female lead is strong, the system is adorable, and the updates are stable. Welcome to read it!