The Gilded Letter

I'm speechless that someone would try to whitewash Gao Man. Gao Man is clearly a selfish and scheming woman. In the original text, Gao Jun said that she definitely violated ancestral teachings by secretly calculating her own destiny, and she also calculated Qingqing's destiny.

It's been sitting on my bookshelf for ages, but I didn't read it until today, and now I can't put it down. It's so well-written! The apple soup with the Princess and Gao Yang really touched me 😭

I usually read the first few chapters of a story before the final chapter to decide whether to start reading. But what did I discover?! This story has a tragic ending (BE)! Since it's a BE, why wasn't there a warning in the synopsis?

It's a good watch, though it gets a bit wordy and roundabout towards the end. I like the male lead's personality. The female lead's father and the princess are truly tragic figures.

Author, aren't you using too much Photoshop? Can you please stop?

It's alright, but it's a bit tiring to watch. The reborn female lead only works for her family at the beginning, and then she becomes a naive and innocent girl, so it's not very interesting after that.

They could have had Yuntu kill Yunta much earlier... But they kept making excuses about the royal family to avoid doing so... It's so fake, it's exhausting to watch.

Is this book finished? I read the beginning of the last chapter, and it doesn't seem like it's over...

The tags for this story are "rebirth," "lighthearted," and "bickering lovers"—only the first tag is correct. Someone is indeed reborn. However, this novel is anything but lighthearted. While there's forced sweetness and suggestive content, the joy feels very forced. Although the ending seems to offer a glimpse of freedom, it's essentially a tragedy.

This book not only has a good main plot, but the relationships between several supporting characters are also very touching. It's a good read.