Good Morning, Lord Jiu

It's well-written and captivating; the author is clearly witty and humorous. However, the plot is too convoluted, with the bad guys repeatedly succeeding and the good guys' kindness being exploited time and again. Some chapters were so infuriating that I skipped them.

It's so good, you have to get hooked! Get hooked! Get hooked!

Can you please tell me quickly that Yaya is his daughter?

The plot is absolutely brilliant and so enjoyable!

Well, the plot is good, but a bit tedious and wordy. The characters are well-developed, with good descriptions of their speech, actions, expressions, and appearances. They are distinct, but I hope the author will continue to work hard and try not to be too wordy or drag out the chapters. I'm still waiting for your updates. In short, I personally think this book is good, and the author needs to keep working hard. [The above are just my personal opinions, please don't criticize.]

The plot is dragging, the values ​​are warped, the female lead is a saintly, naive woman who's infuriating, and the male lead doesn't handle relationships well either. The plot is chaotic and often jumps around randomly.

The plot is too complicated, exhausting, and utterly confusing. Wouldn't a perfect ending, letting lovers finally be together, be much better?

Generally speaking, I managed to read up to chapter 60-something, but then I couldn't continue and gave up. The female lead was portrayed as an idiot, preventing her own daughter from recognizing her father, and even hesitant to acknowledge her son. She was repeatedly framed by the "white lotus" (a sanctimonious and foolish character).

The plot is verbose

What's so good about it? I dropped it after reading over 600 chapters. The author portrayed everyone in the story as stupid, and even made the female lead look like an idiot.