This work is extremely entertaining and while the grammar and spelling isn't perfect it is still for the most part very well written. The plot is interesting and accumulative, and the characters are very well developed (although I didn't really like Donavan being a flirt and inappropriate in the beginning, it tainted his character for me). Silja on the other hand is lovable all the way throughout.

I like the complicated relationship, as well as the underdog becoming powerful. The only issue I had so far is that it isnt clear who Shen is, and how she's related to Feng Tianlan.

This is a very interesting idea of a story. There are at least two love triangles, rags to riches, and a very complex set of feeling from the FMC to the MMC.

A wonderful continuation of part one. The only drawback to the story is that there are two stories happening in different timeline with the same characters

The characters are very interesting and complex. But I found it a bit difficult to understand the world. I gather that specters are a king of fairy or lepreacon, but they don't seem specific enough.

It's a very interesting comic. Although, I haven't read past the free chapters I'm already very intrigued. I would recommend this story to anybody looking for a different twist on the classical damsel in distress.

The author makes great use of the common trope known as 'subverting tropes'. Literally. The demon turns out to be a misunderstood nice guy and the hero (heroine) is a nice girl who is seemingly used by the church for their own ends.

The story has an interesting premise. And as with many good stories it has family intrigue (in only read the free chapters, so I don't know how it goes past there). But unlike other books this story has an extremely ambiguous hate-tolerate relationship between the king and princess.

This seems to be an interesting story so far. Unfortunately, only the first four chapters are free, so I can't really see where the story is headed. The MCs are somewhat likable, but I think that their potential will only come out once their main arcs begin.

The story is left unfinished and ambiguous, I'm left unsure of a lot of the backstory, and even with the story happening in current time it's hard to find the motives of the two main male characters.

I love reading Heavenly silkworm potato's stuff. This is his first novel so it still as a way to go compared to his other works but it's still a great story.

This is a very good boy meets girl story. It has a very strong female main character. But she's not without her vulnerability, the male main character has his place to protect her too. All in all, this promises to be an interesting story.

An Atypical riches to rags story. There is a lot of character and political intrigue in this story. It's amazing how interested the author can get the reader to be in Sophie even though she a pitiful but unlikable person (at least in the beginning, I haven't read it all yet.

I would imagine that noblemen had butlers or manservants while noble women had maids od handmaidens

I agree

In the beginning of the story the reader doesn't really know what's going on. As the story progresses the information gets filled in through flashbacks. Which is a bit annoying, but it really develops the MCs character.

The protagonist is a very lovable sweet girl, who despite becoming stronger never loses her sweetness. It's rare that an author can create a character as lovable as Lingyue

I find this to be an extremely engaging story. The characters are likable and the plot easy to follow. Although based on some of the other reviews here the story is unfinished (that sucks).

I first read the original (English version) before starting the comic version. They seem to be pretty much the same plot; however, I like the fleshing of the characters in this version better.

I like this comeback. It hits Lady Olivia where it hurts, and at the same time lets Evan know that despite her frustrations, she's part of the family