The Great Families

Wow, that's valuable! Two hundred thousand taels of silver! Would you really pay that much to buy a person in ancient times? Tsk tsk tsk, I can't look anymore, it's outrageous.

I liked the female lead at first, but disliked her more and more as the story progressed. Because she predicted a drought, she recklessly told the emperor – did she really think she was a saint? Later, her attitude towards Tingzheng and his wife was that of a pushover. Kindness is one thing, but it went beyond mere kindness. Kexin marrying Min-ge'er was a terrible choice.

Extremes beget their opposites; the female lead's excessive arrogance makes her extremely annoying.

🙂 He was bought for 200,000 taels of silver to be a concubine; even a princess wouldn't receive that much as a dowry when she married. This man is richer than the emperor.

An eight-year-old prodigy from Jiangnan? That's a bit of a stretch.

The female lead is reborn, which is bad enough, but she also transmigrates... That's really something else... I'm dropping this immediately.

Bah! Lin Daiyu, my foot! She was treated so badly as a guest at someone's house and still went out of her way to be nice to them. Disgusting!

It's riddled with typos; Yuebing's mother's surname is sometimes Wang and sometimes Cui. It's infuriating to read.

This is too wordy; it involves explaining and reiterating the same thing over and over again! It's tiring to read.

This is giving me a headache. The first playthrough was one thing, but the second playthrough, a rebirth, and the constant fear, spacing out, and being so weak—how can you possibly take revenge? The narrative is so long and drawn out. Logically, considering your age in the first playthrough, you should be about the same age as the current Mo family member. What are you afraid of?