I Bring Peace to the Realm for the Marquis

I like Bai Zheng's meticulous thinking, dislike Bai Sheng's arrogance and Bai Di's ruthlessness, and I dislike the disgusting story between Zhuo Yi and Bai Sheng. I also feel disgusted by Feng Linche's selfishness and disregard for the people's well-being. Overall, the characters are distinct, making it a pretty good work.

The plot is alright. The female lead holds several titles, including a PhD in Chemistry, but she doesn't seem to have any advantage over the main character, and there are few related plot points. If she were just an ordinary, clever girl, she wouldn't need these titles. It's a shame that she has this advantage but doesn't utilize it; it's unclear what the point of the title is.

It's well-written, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I thought the male and female leads had changed dynasties, but then they said they were going to war, and that was it. It felt like the story was abruptly ended.

Anyone can just ramble on in front of the emperor, is this emperor a fake?! It's so drawn out, it's taken several chapters to finish this one little thing and they still haven't gotten to the point.

The plot was a bit cliché, the romance between the male and female leads wasn't very deep, and it's quite impressive that you know everything right after time-traveling. I didn't finish reading it, but skipping to the ending, I realized I knew both the beginning and the end.

The male lead carries the entire novel, while the female lead isn't as powerful as the title suggests. Perhaps my initial expectations were too high; by the end, I felt like I was just completing a task. See you in the next book, everyone! Good luck, author! ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶

The ending was too rushed; it should have been continued.

The female lead is all talk and no action; she's useless at everything. She only causes trouble and never solves anything, leaving everything to the male lead. She's utterly trash, always talking about taking things one step at a time, being led by others, never thinking for herself, and supposedly a PhD—she's practically illiterate. Is this the level of intelligence a PhD can have?

This book is good; I've finished it, just not here.

It's absolutely gorgeous! You'll definitely regret missing it!