The Young Master Is Such a Good-for-Nothing, So the Maid Has to Teach Him

First, I apologize for the recent delays in updates. I work at a hydroelectric power station, and with the continuous torrential rains and heavy shifts, I simply couldn't manage it all. I will try my best to resume stable updates as soon as possible.

Children, I'm back. After working for almost half a month, I finally have four days off.

No special requirements, just make sure this book isn't too obscure.

Those urging for updates, please check the pinned post. Although I'm also worried about the author, Sisi Miao, getting back to work 🥺

I'm really worried this book will only update once every few days now.

It was recommended, but hasn't been updated for a week.

The young master is clearly a good-for-nothing, yet he has such a powerful figure at his beck and call. Thinking about it that way, this young master is incredibly successful! He relied on his mother to maintain his independence as a child, and now he can live off her. The female lead plays a major role in this book, and the entire plot revolves around her. From the current plot, the female and male leads are like a pair of bickering lovers, and they probably don't even realize how they've gotten used to each other's presence. Although they create some hilarious and absurd situations, isn't that just romance? In short, this is a very good work!!!

The male lead really needs a buff. Right now, he's just relying on brute force to win the female lead's favor, and that works once or twice. Unless he's improved to the point where he can genuinely help her, readers won't buy into this method of building their relationship.

Boss, take your time updating, as long as you keep updating.

The maid and the young master are truly incompatible, not in terms of status or power, but purely in terms of personality. The woman paired with the young master should be gentle and considerate. The young master is talented, but lacks confidence; he needs encouragement to build it. A gentle and considerate persona also better suits his fantasies. Conversely, maintaining this fantasy despite the female lead's repeated sharp tongues (sometimes so sharp they made me want to kill her—that's probably my problem) seems incredibly foolish to me. Similarly, the female lead's personality is cold, sharp-tongued, and slightly cunning—a more suitable...