Hate Me, My Lord, and Cast Aside Your Red Finery
恨别君心弃红妆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 61k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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54Chapters
24Reads · 30 days
42.1kReads · all time
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I personally think it's alright. The female lead doesn't have to die and can forgive the male lead because he has the hardships of being an emperor. Although the ending is a bit regrettable, the values are quite positive. Unlike some books where the female lead is forced to take abortion pills, have her blood used for treatment, and is humiliated, she can still forgive the male lead later on. Such a female lead is truly pathetic.
The content was decent, but it was a bit of a shame the female lead didn't survive. It also made me reflect on the male lead's actions towards her for the sake of power. Can love truly last between people who prioritize power above all else? The female lead was a bit naive; the imperial family is the most ruthless, and she only realized this at the very end.
No male lead had any hidden reasons. However, the harm did exist. The plot was still acceptable; at least it didn't violate any moral values, such as disembowelment, bloodletting, or cutting off one's heart. The male lead simply did what he was supposed to do in his position, choosing national interests over personal love. As an emperor, he had to consider his people.
The ending was what I wanted, but I still feel a little regretful. Overall, it was pretty good.
As an emperor, he had many unavoidable circumstances. For the sake of his country, he had to painfully give up his beloved. He was also a devoted lover, with only Ye tide as his woman in his entire life. Although the ending was regrettable, this novel was still quite good!
I really wish there was an extra chapter where Ye tide could come back to life.
Everything is predestined; only by cherishing these predestined connections can they be continued. 2022-02-20
Both are virgins and love each other. The main reason the male lead hurts the female lead is because he's not fully mature enough. But he's not a jerk! I hope they will have a sweet life together in their next life.
The female lead ultimately did not accept the second male lead, and was left with a lingering sense of regret.
It's a bit sad; the ending was heartbreaking. I really wish the protagonist could live again and have a perfect ending.