Peaceful Fate

This family is too saintly; I can't stand it anymore, so I'm dropping the story. The whole family is being manipulated by a mere concubine's daughter, letting her do whatever she wants. The eldest uncle only thinks about how the old man is old and they should be filial and fulfill their filial duties. But what about the harm done to Mrs. Ji while tolerating the old man repeatedly?

What happened between Tian's mother and the female lead's father? It's unbelievable! The female lead's father has been unfaithful countless times, and Tian's mother has been hurt beyond repair, yet the man can still turn back. Tian's mother, even with several beautiful concubines between her and him, can still turn back. I'm dropping this story; I can't continue. The rambling narrative is tolerable, but the author went too far with Tian's mother. I'm abandoning this story.

Stream-like text throughout A concubine's daughter, with dozens of family members, yet not a single one dared to offend her. The old master acted recklessly, and the whole family had to clean up his mess. This one concubine's daughter had the entire family running around in circles. I don't know how these people became officials; they lacked any decisiveness.

I couldn't stand it anymore... It's better not to write time-travel novels. Everyone talks about how miserable the Tian family is, but compared to their scumbag father, well...

Several generations of her family, men and women, including officials, were all no match for this young illegitimate daughter... This ant, whom they could easily kill, was allowed to grow up arrogantly, and even her maids couldn't bribe her. Heh.

This is real life. I haven't seen such a good article in a long time. The story is full of energy and wisdom. The complaints in the comment area are all brainwashed by messy otaku articles. There are not so many fights and killings in real life...

Why was it so difficult to deal with Ji Baohua in the story? First, they publicized that she was an illegitimate daughter, then after a while, they publicized that she was born out of wedlock (everyone in the city knew about Old Madam Ji's shameless deeds). Old Madam Ji never drank the tea offered by those people; she gave birth outside the marriage, and her son had to help raise her out of filial piety.

After reading so many complaints, this finally feels more realistic. Ancient times were inherently patriarchal, with filial piety being paramount.

This is very realistic. In an era of male chauvinism, on the day of filial piety, a woman was considered incredibly fortunate to live to a ripe old age! The hardships and injustices of life were so real, it was so difficult! So she could only live cautiously under the control of men, trembling as she sought a tiny space to survive! The author's writing is superb, very well done! Modern society is so much better! Gender equality, living freely!

I like this kind of writing about everyday life, it's simple and unpretentious. In real life, where are there so many dramatic and exciting stories? This kind of ordinary life with its awkwardness and struggles but no major conflicts is quite nice!