Stop Pretending, I Feel so Good after Hugging the Prince's Lap

Only now have I discovered that I have read all the author's books except the Queen's, and I can be considered a fan of the author. The Royal Concubine's is quite destructive, and the Regent's is good at the front, but makes me nauseous at the back. All the amnesia plots from ten years ago came out. I've been reading The Doctor's Wife for so long that I wouldn't have read this book if it wasn't on the bookshelf. Anyway, I can't read all of it. I just started reading this one, so it's okay for the time being, but there are lessons learned from the past.

Oh my god, this one looks so attractive. It's tied. But when I saw the author's name, I was scared to death. I was so confused whether I should read the Prince Regent one or not. It felt like a lump in my throat.

There is one thing where the three views are not correct. The heroine's father just spoils his concubine and destroys his wife. The heroine says that the mistress is not favored because her skills are inferior to others. How should I put it? It destroys the three views.

The first half of this book was really interesting, but then I realized that I was eating shit while reading it. Indescribably disgusting. As I read later, I felt more and more that the female protagonist and the male protagonist's mother were quite similar. (Maybe the only difference between them is that the male protagonist's father really touched his woman, but the male protagonist didn't.) I really hate the male protagonist's father. Only men think that sex and love can be separated. The author describes a lot of how much the male protagonist's father likes his mother, but the more I read, the more pathetic the male protagonist's mother is. He spent his whole life accompanying the one he loved to ascend the throne, but he had to share his husband with so many women. In the end, his son was also practiced ruthless martial arts without the knowledge of her husband. In my eyes, the hero's father did not give her enough respect. This kind of relationship can only be regarded as liking, but it can never be called love. Back to the heroine, in fact, in my eyes, Shuang Jie is a lifelong couple. When the heroine suspected that the new concubine had a real relationship with the hero, it was the hero who betrayed her. I really hate such unnecessary plots, for various reasons, so women should swallow their own pain, and then be moved by the love given by men, forgive everything and be grateful for what they have now. Everything happens for a reason. The male protagonist has no martial arts and is ruthless in love, and because he is a prince, he should take concubines. After the male protagonist fails to do what he promised, the female protagonist is still moved because the male protagonist does not touch other women???? This matter has passed like this, but I feel that the male protagonist has always owed the female protagonist an apology, truly understanding her and apologizing for his mistakes. I have also read a lot of ancient sayings that are not about Shuang Jie. I understand that many things in ancient times are not satisfactory. I can accept that men in ancient times do not have two people for life (this is a very normal thing). I can also accept that many people have three wives and four concubines out of helplessness. But obviously as long as the male protagonist says no at that time, he no longer needs to take concubines. It's really disgusting. It's obvious that the male protagonist is not fond of women, and he promised the female protagonist not to take concubines but broke his promise in the end. The female protagonist is still happy to be the exclusive favorite of the male protagonist. It's really hard to forgive... Maybe it's the social status quo of so many years. Women are grateful just because of a man's love. It's obviously a matter of course for both parties to love each other, but they have to easily forgive the man for some things he didn't do because he has done some of them. In the end, men and women are not really put on the same footing in a love relationship, so so many words describing love still make people feel empty and unsatisfactory. Obviously at the beginning, the heroine was so happy because of the hero's promise not to take concubines. She was filled with joy and expectation. She mustered up the courage to love again and again because of her low self-esteem. Even though I, as a reader, understand that it is difficult for the hero as a prince to have only one person in the harem, but at that time, I really thought that they could be a couple for the rest of their lives. I can understand the logic and rationality of the story, but I still feel disgusted that everyone took it for granted after this happened. In the end, only Yin Ruxing lived a life of two people for the rest of her life.

No, I feel like I have to give up. First, the male protagonist will take concubines, and then he will have no emotions because of his martial arts training. Then... I really can't stand it anymore. I don't want to read the catalog. It's too bloody. I originally wanted to watch Sweet Pets, but now I have started to abuse Shuang Jie and he takes concubines. I can't accept it. Even if I don't have it, I can't accept it. If there is one from the beginning, I will think it's okay, but I have feelings and still take concubines. I can't accept it. Goodbye.

Don't abuse, don't abuse, don't abuse. If the male protagonist wants to end their love in the later stage, what should I do with my heroine? Let her live her life again and let her be happy.

It's been a while and I can't remember how old the heroine is now. Is the hero asking for birth control because the heroine is still young to protect her, or because he is not married to a wife? A little afraid that the male protagonist will hurt the female protagonist

I was scared to death when I saw the concubine picture. Fortunately, there was no concubine.

Someone is coming into the prince's backyard. Don't pretend to be a concubine and have a bunch of children with other women. That would be too bad.

I'm looking forward to the heroine's baby, and I hope the male and female protagonists will continue to be sweet. Although it's a little sad, it's very painful, but it's very harmful to the body! I hope it won't be too cruel later on