Back to Spring: This Wretched Code of Womanly Virtue Won't Hold Me Back

The author's writing is superb, a true gem, with characters introduced gradually and captivatingly. I rarely read novels with second marriages, but this one is excellent so far. I can't get enough! I hope there are more updates soon! 😄😄

This story is great! It's lighthearted and funny, yet sometimes poignant. The plot is tight and well-structured, the characters are vividly portrayed, and neither the male nor female lead does anything annoying. However, there seems to be a long storyline to come, with the ex-husband's revenge drawing back the grudges and feuds of the previous generation, and likely involving political maneuvering both inside and outside the court. I hope the author doesn't update too slowly 🙏 Also, I hope the author isn't too harsh on the childhood sweetheart. Even though he clearly rejected her, she still adds drama and makes a mess of her own family. She's not thinking clearly, but at least she's deeply in love… And then there's the unfilial son from the past life. In this life, the environment has changed, many people's fates have changed, and it gives the current five-year-old a new possibility. Honestly, who wants a mother and son to turn against each other?

At first, I was genuinely moved, thinking the female lead would dump the scumbag and live a good life. But then came the plot involving her and the emperor's brother-in-law 🤮, why would she want such a dirty and vulgar man? Can't she live without a man? Some people deserve the suffering they endure.

The initial plot was okay, but later on, the female lead started acting strangely after meeting the male lead. Also, the male lead had a mistress at home but still wanted the female lead, and all the suffering the female lead endured was caused by him. The male lead knew perfectly well that everyone around him was harming the female lead because of him, yet he kept getting close to her. Wouldn't it have been better to let the female lead enjoy the good life on her own?

First of all, the male lead wasn't decisive enough. He liked the female lead but still married Wang Chan, only consummating their marriage three years later. As a result, his first wife died in childbirth, along with her unborn child. It would have been fine if the female lead and the male lead had a complicated relationship, but instead, the female lead was given another, deeply devoted childhood sweetheart. If this childhood sweetheart hadn't married and had children, it would be understandable, but this one was already married with children, yet he was still entangled with the female lead. This is very unfair to his wife.

A chance click led me to stay up all night to read the last chapter. The plot was fast-paced, and the characters were vividly and realistically portrayed, drawing me in completely and making it impossible to put down.

This book is so absurd! Even after being reborn, the female lead still can't bring herself to be ruthless towards that scumbag's offspring. Serves her right; she's just pathetic.

Having read over a hundred chapters, wow, it seems to be about a lantern festival or something. The female protagonist, after being plotted against no less than four times, being reborn, and knowing full well that the scumbag imperial uncle had bad intentions, chose to send away the maids and relatives, and eat a bowl of glutinous rice balls all by herself. Do you guys think this female lead is normal? Is this normal? Is this something a human could do? This plot is disgusting.

The female lead is as stupid as a pig; she has no skills whatsoever in her second life.

To be honest, if it weren't for the author's good writing, I would have given up long ago. This is purely a tragic story; it's heartbreaking and affects your mood. The heroine's past and present lives are filled with helplessness and hardship. The author's second husband doesn't seem to be entirely steadfast in his feelings either. It's truly exhausting to read.