The Kitchen Maid

Why did it end so quickly? Other novels are so long and drawn out, they practically drown the reader in their stories. But you, with the main characters' major life events all resolved, you just gave a clean and crisp ending, without any dragging. Sigh~ I can't get enough of this great story!

It started off very well, but from the moment she became a concubine to the time she became the principal wife, it felt like fast-forwarding, and the plot development didn't hold up to scrutiny, feeling anticlimactic! Back then, I thought 10 or 12 chapters of a romance novel was long, but now I find around 150 chapters too short! So many things weren't explored in detail. What a pity!

It's really good! Although the plot is a bit fast-paced, it's very sweet. From a kitchen maid to the wife of a prince, the male lead shows the female lead unparalleled love. Those who like sweet romance novels should definitely check it out!

Perhaps I'm too picky; I pay great attention to details, and the overall quality of the article is only average.

An ordinary modern girl transmigrates into the body of a kitchen maid in a noble family. Because of her refined demeanor, the working-class heroine catches the eye of the prince, and her rank rapidly rises from third-class to second-class to first-class maid. Later, the prince directly desires to take her as a concubine. What will the heroine, accustomed to monogamy, do?

Not bad, looks great.

I picked it up and put it down several times, but ultimately gave up halfway through. The beginning was quite good, but it turned into stale, drivel-like writing in the middle. The writing style and plot design became simplistic and ordinary, with many plot developments lacking foreshadowing, feeling very abrupt and clearly out of touch with the historical context. It's definitely not a masterpiece. Author, keep up the good work!

This novel reminded me of the phrase "gentle and serene like a chrysanthemum." Although it's a time-travel story, there are no exaggerated spatial abilities or overpowered female leads; it's just the hard work of a struggling laborer trying to make a living! 👻 Xiao An herself is a very down-to-earth girl—hardworking, intelligent, and sincere.

The plot isn't tight enough, making it easy to get distracted.

The female protagonist transmigrates to another world. She has no special abilities—no medical skills, no martial arts, no business acumen, and no literary talent—but wins a happy ending solely through her strong moral compass and eloquent speech. The male protagonist and his family are also upright individuals, with no messy entanglements. He is particularly strong-willed and loyal in his relationships. It's quite a good story; I recommend it! 😘