Eunuch Su, Eunuch Su!

Previously Song Hui Ming had been afraid of Su Jin even in her dreams, fearful that he would use his power to oppress, and force her to have a relationship with him. It was not until Su Gonggong died that she realized it was just a misunderstanding. Born again, feeling ashamed, she decided to repay her debt of gratitude, but—— What? Su Gonggong, aren’t you a gentleman? I take you as a benefactor, and you really like me? Su Gonggong: I, I, I’m not! I don’t! Don’t talk nonsense! After that, en, smells really fragrant*! * used to describe someone doing something that he or she had previously sworn never to do. Gonggong = Eunuch

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Eunuch Su, Eunuch Su! "Eunuch Su, Eunuch Su!" is a completed historical romance that I recently dove into, and it's definitely one that's left a lasting impression. The story revolves around Hui Ming, a palace maid reborn with the chance to right her past regrets, particularly concerning Eunuch Su, her former benefactor. While the imperial palace setting isn't groundbreaking, the shift in perspective to the lives of palace servants makes it feel fresh. ### First Impressions I was immediately drawn in by the promise of a slow-burn romance between a palace maid and a eunuch. The initial chapters paint a vivid picture of the rigid and often harsh realities of palace life, which I found quite compelling. The meticulous attention to detail in the setting and the characters' daily routines really set the stage for the drama to unfold. ### What Works Well The strength of this novel lies in its characters and their relationships. The male lead's journey to overcome his past and the female lead's repentance in her second life are both beautifully portrayed. I appreciated the slow and gradual development of their romance, built on mutual support and understanding rather than instant infatuation. The sweetness feels earned, not forced. Many readers praised how "real" their love felt, and I agree. The misunderstandings they face are logical and relatable, making you sympathize with their struggles. I also found the side characters, especially the Seventh Prince, to be well-developed and interesting. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the novel overall, I can see why some might find aspects of it less appealing. Some of the early interactions between the leads might feel a bit Mary Sue-ish to some, with the male lead always acting as the female lead's protector. Also, the court drama, while intriguing, progresses at a slower pace due to the protagonist's limited power and perspective. Some may find this frustrating, wishing for a more active role for the main character in the unfolding events. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviews mention significant plot points that could spoil the reading experience. For example, the male lead's backstory and the details of the extra chapters, including the third timeline where they get a happy ending with children, are revealed. If you prefer to go in blind, proceed with caution! ### Final Verdict Despite some minor drawbacks, I thoroughly enjoyed "Eunuch Su, Eunuch Su!" It's a well-written historical romance with compelling characters, a unique perspective, and a satisfying ending. If you're looking for a slow-burn romance with a touch of drama and a focus on character development, I highly recommend giving this novel a try.