My Lord, This Servant Knows Her Mistake

I finished reading it, and it got increasingly idiotic towards the end. The later parts were pure toilet paper-style wish fulfillment; what the hell did I even subscribe to? Some people say it's not a female-oriented novel, and indeed, it's a new breed created by combining female-oriented fiction with toilet paper.

I really can't stand reading mindless, simp-like novels. Even mindless, wish-fulfillment novels for female readers aren't this bad.

On April 18th, you stopped updating. I'll make a note of that in my notebook.

First of all, the author's character design is excellent. I like the gold digger's greedy and manipulative nature; she's funny and cheerful, and her clever attempts to escape multiple times are actually manipulating the master. In the latest plot, her physical constitution has just been revealed. I don't want her to be too attractive and rush into things with the male lead too quickly. This plot needs to slow down, restoring the gold digger's normal personality. She could be unwillingly and confusedly forced into her first time, only then becoming unable to leave because of her constitution. Finally, when her true identity is discovered, she tries to escape but is pulled back and severely punished by the master... Do you think that's shameful enough? Write a good outline and maintain a good balance.

This is terribly written. What kind of character is this female lead? Her intelligence, emotional intelligence, and personality are so annoying.

I finished it in one day. It's truly the most enjoyable "Marriage Transformation" novel I've ever read, especially with its rare ancient setting. The ending felt a bit rushed, but that doesn't detract from its overall quality. It's simply a great read.

Where's the new book...?

This is the kind of marriage I want.

To be honest, this whole thing is rambling and drawn-out, so I won't go into too much detail. I now understand why it's been gathering dust on my bookshelf—it gets progressively weaker towards the end.

I hadn't checked it for a month or two, and when I came back I found it had only updated five chapters before ending.