I Was Born a Climbing Vine, Seeking Only Wealth

It's quite good. The author is both crazy and deeply affectionate. The female lead is initially delicate, but she's not a parasitic vine. I like the author's writing. There's some angst, quite a bit of angst, but then it gets really sweet, almost sickeningly sweet. The emperor's character is alright too; I hope he and the empress can have a good relationship, and that the empress isn't killed off! And Yan and the strategist... I hope they end up together. Okay, that's all.

Writing style: The writing style is quite good, with few typos, so it doesn't affect readability. Plot: First of all, the synopsis only matches half of the novel; the second half of the synopsis is completely different from the actual article.

It's so good, really good! The female lead is so clear-headed, and the male lead's character is amazing. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel where the male lead is so love-struck.

It's so boring. The beginning was quite interesting, but the later parts are a mess. The female lead seems like a completely different person, becoming increasingly incompetent. After reading seventy or eighty chapters, I haven't seen any evidence that the female lead has the ability to survive without the male lead.

The plot is fast-paced and engaging.

Great, everyone has a voice! I love watching this kind of story that doesn't torture the female characters.

I'm really too lazy to read this. Author, how hard is it for you to get the male and female leads together? You're making it like the eighty-one tribulations of Tang Sanzang's journey to the West!

Great! I love reading these sweet stories that don't torture the female lead.

Well written, logically sound, I'd love to read it.

This is the best book I've ever read!!!