Cinderella Chef

I'm just wondering how many people read the novel because of the TV series. I agree.

A male reader who came from watching TV dramas 🙂

Female lead, you're a modern woman who transmigrated to this era, and you just blindly accept the rules of feudal times? Don't you feel uneasy? After marrying the prince, how are you any different from a subservient wife in the old society? I thought there would be scenes of you rebelling against and changing the rules, but instead you're completely submissive.

In the second chapter, the male lead raped the female lead, and you're telling me that the male lead was the one who raped her, and that this is supposed to be a sweet romance novel? I don't mind if the male lead has a past. But I do mind if he's a rapist.

Laozi wants Prince Yu to win! The female lead messed things up, even sending herself to an ancient man for sex. Is it really worth sacrificing common ground for looks?

After watching the anime, I'm completely blown away by the production team! Their adaptation of the novel is absolutely brilliant! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

If you're just passing by, give this book a thumbs up!

The male reader, who came from the anime, finished reading it in three days and could finally go to sleep.

It's incomplete and lacks details, making for a terrible reading experience.

The princess became increasingly cunning, largely thanks to Xiaoya. The princess, who only knew how to throw tantrums, was ruined more and more with Xiaoya's schemes and machinations. In the end, she even managed to clear her name, ascend to the throne, and get the prince consort! Isn't the author showing way too much favoritism to this character?! She's such a scheming bitch!