The Possessive Princess Is Turning Dark, So Her Brother Holds Her and Coaxes Her

It's truly captivating. Ever since Mu Qingqing swapped her fate, Aci has suffered greatly. Thankfully, before coming to the capital, she had her nanny and A-Hu to protect her. After returning to the capital, she gained the support of her Crown Prince and Grand Tutor, providing her with more and more support and gradually healing her heart. Initially, she misunderstood the Grand Tutor.

It's so good! Ah Hu's loyalty to Mu Ci has won over countless fans! Everyone's been so concerned, arguing fiercely about who the male lead should be. It's like the emperor isn't worried, but the eunuchs are! All I can say is that the writing is superb, bringing every supporting character to life!

I'm growing to love Grand Tutor more and more! He's gentle, refined, a handsome young man, talented, good-looking, and knowledgeable—a perfect match for Mu Ci! The scene where he bled to save Mu Ci was so heartwarming! I was so moved I almost cried!

It's been a long time since I've encountered a novel that I could read so intently! Every character is so vividly portrayed! The main characters are unpredictable; no one can truly guess what the male and female leads are thinking. Mu Qingqing is infuriating, but she's not as utterly despicable as other villains; she has her good points and struggles, though she's definitely a cunning and…

I think the score is too low; this is absolutely a masterpiece! The characters are all fleshed out, and the protagonist isn't a rigidly righteous figure bound by rules. They can be kind or cruel; there's no absolute right or wrong, good or bad. The plot unfolds seamlessly, with each event building upon the last, and the transitions between them are perfectly natural.

I think this book is really good. The male lead is a true gentleman and dotes on the female lead. However, many readers have a lot of opinions about the male lead. A friendly reminder: Please read on patiently. The original marriage agreement was just a pretext; no imperial decree was issued.

The love between Aci and the Grand Tutor is truly enviable—the tolerance and doting, the redemption and the fall. This is the first time I've followed a serialized book so intently. Honestly, Aci is so adorable! There's no such thing as "morbidity" in her story; she's only morbid towards those who have hurt her and are important to her.

Regarding the pairings, no matter how many people ship Ah Hu, I firmly support Tai Fu. Actually, I wasn't initially very fond of Tai Fu, but as I read further, my opinion of the male lead gradually changed. Unlike those yandere characters who are obsessed with love to the point of death, groveling, and prone to becoming ruthless and imprisoning others at the slightest provocation, or those who…

When I first started reading, I was a little annoyed that the male lead wasn't Ah Hu. But the more I read, the more I appreciated the Grand Tutor's hardships and forbearance. They are both good people. Perhaps their positions are different, and their motivations are different, but Ah Ci is someone they both hold dear. This book gets better and better as you read it.

Why are so many people saying they want Ah Hu to be the male lead? Some even said they immediately dropped the story after seeing that Ah Hu wasn't the male lead. I can't understand it. He's a friend, a family member, but not a lover. If Ah Hu is willing to sacrifice himself for his master, even unto death, isn't what the Grand Tutor did also an expression of love for Ah Ci?