A Beautiful Woman Arrives at the Residence, and the Sinister Minister Drags Her Into His Bed

I don't know how I stumbled upon this book. The beginning wasn't particularly impressive, and I was a bit lost, but it gradually improved and became absolutely wonderful. The large-scale group scenes, in particular, were handled exceptionally well. The section on the Xiao family's handling of the Zheng family was also excellent; everyone's words were perfectly logical.

The writing is good, aside from minor flaws like portraying actors as pitiful figures. There are many characters, but they are all distinct, and quite a few are ruthless. The female lead, an orphan, is bullied by both her parents' and relatives, yet she speaks out. Even when facing powerful figures in the city, she never yields. The male lead and the prince are also decisive and swift.

It's quite good, with a melodramatic, old-fashioned romance novel feel. Not bad, hope for more updates.

Nice

Neither of them had a mouth, and they kept a secret until the very end. The male and female leads' characters are also poorly designed. Most of the story revolves around the male lead forcing himself on the female lead, who refuses to compromise, and the story ends abruptly, with everything resolved in two chapters. It's completely nonsensical and illogical.

Very good, I like it very much, looking forward to the next installment.

It's good, but there are too few updates.

Beautiful! Beautiful!

The whole book wasn't sweet at all, not even a little bit. It was so heartbreaking to read. The ending also felt rushed.