Doted on to the Bone: The Lovesick Chief Secretary Is Besotted with Me
娇宠入骨：病娇首辅为我神魂颠倒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 435k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
380Chapters
103Reads
6.8Score
6Listens
69.9kReads · all time
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The content is quite good, why would someone say that after more than 300 chapters, they still don't know who the heroine is? Have you read it carefully? Nearly a hundred chapters in, I almost knew it, and after a few chapters, I was sure of it. It would be great if there is a side story, but no one else has made it very clear.
It's a very good book. The content is not laggy, and the male and female protagonists are not sadistic either. The heroine's IQ is always online, but she has no chance to show off her martial arts skills. After reading the book, I forgot that the heroine knows martial arts! [Cover face][cover face]
Pretty much, I read it in one day, and I feel like the male protagonist doesn't look like a yandere. I've read a book before where the female protagonist is a yandere, very possessive, and doesn't want anyone to touch her possessions. Even if she has a child with the male protagonist, she is afraid that the child will be born and take away the male protagonist's favor. The male protagonist does not escape, and always cares about her. Later, the female protagonist takes the initiative to overcome it, and the child is born.
The male and female protagonists are still together after two lives, and everyone else has basically found their destination; even the deposed emperor has a woman willing to accompany him to the fiefdom, although the deposed emperor failed to retain the throne after the former prince regained consciousness, and he was still deposed after replacing him for nearly ten years; other villains have been Why do I feel that the most miserable thing is the supporting character Chu Rong, who loved the heroine, and she married him out of anger. After the heroine died, he was alone, and had a close relationship with the deposed emperor. He eventually died in prison, and his last wish of dying in the eldest princess's palace was not fulfilled, which is sad.
It's very nice. I finished watching it.
The material is a bit similar to Spring Banquet, but not as flexible as Spring Banquet... But it's still pretty!
It's great, I just feel like it's over before it even begins.
Great, but I want to see little Ruanruan grow up.
It looks good. When will the heroine know that the hero likes her?
I've finished reading it. Yes, there are very few novels that I've finished reading. This is one