The Powerful Minister's Cherished One

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He has absolutely no skill whatsoever, yet he thinks he's some kind of powerful cultivator? Turns out he's nothing special. I dropped the book after reading just four chapters.

After all that writing, the female lead is nothing special. Even a lowly maid can have wild fantasies about becoming a secondary wife—it's utter nonsense! The first few chapters were difficult to read; the logic was flawed, and I couldn't keep going. All the "white lotuses" are just making things up—how ​​dare they?! Every supporting character is shameless. Is there not a single normal person among them?

I wanted to give up on the story, but I kept reading until the end. Most of the characters in the story liked to overthink things, deceive themselves, and were self-righteous.

To be honest, it's a rather unremarkable book with several inconsistencies. For example, when Xie Lao San's wife poisons the old lady, everyone goes to the female lead's courtyard to find props for framing her. Earlier, it says Xie Lao Er's son is there and wants to speak up for the female lead but is persuaded not to by his sister.

The storyline is excellent. The novel is concise rather than lengthy, with a smooth and engaging writing style. It's highly recommended.

The writing is incredibly drawn out and extremely long. After reading a few chapters, the everyday family dramas are really hard to read. The plot itself is probably okay, but the overall feel of the writing is hard to describe.

I need to take another look at the meaning of the character "".

It's pretty good; you can watch it all in one go, which is nice.

It's quite good, I recommend reading it.