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Too good to be true. This is just... just beyond expectations in every way.

Hmm, I dunno, is it just me or did the story take a bad turn since Azuki appeared? There's no progression at all, the dialogue is repetitive, even the art is lackluster with all the squiggly faces and samey expressions. The vibe is gone. I checked the early chapters specifically, and I like them...

Yeah but, man, how many girls did she have come over and leave all that stuff...

Everybody here in the comment section is like, God I've seen it a hundred times already, here we go again And I'm like, I want more of this, and I want it now, and please let it be my life from here on

Hmm, I feel like the "indecisive no" advice may potentially be harmful. I mean, that's why guys sometimes fail to understand a clear "no" - they see it as flirting and an indirect "yes, but later".

Wow, what a contrast to things like Peerless Alchemist, where the female lead just kinda... takes the punch unless her enemies go too far (20-30 chapters later). This, I like this. A lot.

So true, so true - the moral compass and the scale are hugely important! Makes me remember why exactly I dropped Reverend Insanity (that weird Gu-based xianxia) around chapter 200:

Shota hamster is what made it for me. Also, I completely agree that Liang didn't actually change – maybe he regretted how he treated Su Luxia, cool, but oh look: he demonstrates the exact same attitude of "Shut up woman, go away and don't embarrass me", only targeted at Bai Ting now. Does he...

@mitsuki48 Whoa, how? I mean, okay, I heard his route was most popular among the Japanese audience, but I wrote it off on cultural differences and whatnot. I'm genuinely curious - because I HATED his route with PASSION - what was that you found compelling there? I mean, the sheer though of...

God, her familiar is horrendously annoying and even potentially harmful to her cause at this point... unless the author prepared some outstanding tearjerker of a story about how the familiar was super loyal, or saved her life, or both, whatever. But I'm intrigued by all these mind games between...

Whoa? I could have sworn the tough calm guy was around 30 at the very least! He perfectly suits that "reliable police officer" archetype.

"Hmm, but what does she mean by that?"

Absolute victory!

@tigerstar186 I dunno, I see it as plain social awkwardness and lack of life experiences, it's nowhere near that bad.

The cute, the smug and the invisible. Perfect.

Narrator-san is still the best girl! Thank you for your awesome work, as always

I mean even I would be a bit wary if a new lady of the house went out of her way to visit servants and pay compliments left and right. She's overdoing it a bit (so does the author tbh). I don't know, it doesn't even feel genuine at this point.

The lowkey snarky narrator is precious! Thank you for the translation, the style is simply wonderful!

Gosh, she's so lovable. And yes, maybe that boy will also play a role in the future? The law of conservation of detail and all that.

I get it that she's overwhelmed and stressed out, but outright sleeping is not a great start... and why didn't her new boss even notice her while it was specifically stated her seat was right in his line of sight?