Conspiracy

After listening to more than a dozen chapters, I just felt that everyone in it was seriously ill. The mother didn't love the daughter she had found, the father disappeared as if he was a slave, the grandmother didn't care about anything, the housekeepers beat and scolded the young lady (the heroine) whenever they wanted, and the maids did it in front of the master. They framed the heroine with a very easy-to-exploit trick. The villainess controlled everything in the heroine's house. In public, she destroyed the heroine's innocence whenever she wanted. The host didn't punish her, and the guests just acted like it didn't happen. This is all a mess. No matter how biased she is, she will punish her in public to correct the family tradition and show her family discipline. No one knows whether the punishment behind her back is light or heavy. This is a good thing. In order to highlight the misery of the heroine, she forcibly instills wisdom on the heads of various aristocratic families and the wives of the clan. I surrender!

I like the heroine's sexiness, calmness and sobriety. The male protagonist is also a very powerful being. The whole book has a tight pace. I love it.