I Know Far Too Much, Your Majesty

It's a sweet little article! But it is a story after all. If there really is someone who can predict. The first thing the emperor thought of was definitely to take it into his own hands (the safest way is to have a concubine). If you cannot take it into your own hands, it will be destroyed. It's impossible to be allowed to be around other people! Also, throughout thousands of years of history, there was only one emperor in the Ming Dynasty and only one queen (no other women). So it can only be realized in the story! The emperor's son also had prophecies. It's okay if the son is young, but when the emperor is old his son will grow up. Would the emperor be afraid of his son and want to kill him? After all, even people like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty are not exempt from vulgarity (Mrs. Gou Ge is)

Others say this novel is too short, but I think it's just right. It's too long, and it feels like I'm writing down a running account. The author's writing style is very good, and it's worth reading.

The front part is very interesting. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is accumulated little by little as they get along. It is very natural, warm and sweet. The heroine is kind, but not a saint. This is too rare! Finally, there is an author who makes the distinction between kindness and the Holy Mother so clearly that there is no need to even brush it aside! Move! The three princes were here and there for the throne. There were too many things going on. It was a bit annoying to see the second prince injured and the eldest prince and concubine changing sons. After ascending the throne, the number of characters was a bit low, especially the part about Shan Ya, which had little impact on the main plot.

I've seen Chapter 19. So far, it's still worth recommending. There's no nonsense. It's very good. I just don't know what will happen if the headwinds are to come. The plot is a bit novel, but the routine is very old. I guess in the end the heroine will choose a high-ranking official with a good salary. If you can watch it, watch it [Thinking]

[Laughs] The plot is both unexpected and reasonable. Moreover, the heroine will also be blind for a period of time and will be in danger. The male protagonist is the third prince, and the main character is the eldest prince who picks up troubles and blames others. The second prince makes trouble, and their mother and daughter-in-law take turns to make trouble. As I said, you won't die unless you seek death. My favorite is the great monk... I feel like he has prophetic ability, but he doesn't seem to have it... What I like, probably this is a slap in the face plot, it is late but it arrives. If the male and female protagonists have not met, then this is just a story. The male protagonist just hangs up on the way home...

Such a good book, worth reading. The male and female protagonists each have their own strengths. The female protagonist has the ability to predict, and the male protagonist has always protected the female protagonist and prevented danger from getting closer. Of course, the female protagonist is also very good. She has done a lot with her own abilities. Nothing depends on the male protagonist. The male protagonist does not take advantage of the female protagonist just because she has the ability to predict.

Although the ability of the prophet is a bit magical, as a short novel, there is no need to get too entangled in the logic of various abilities. There are no bloody misunderstandings in the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It can be regarded as a plain but readable romance novel.

It's okay. It's a good way to pass the time. The story isn't long and won't wear down your patience. The male and female protagonists are also pretty good. They're not stupid and they have mouths and ears. The female protagonist is a bit weak in the early stage and grows up slowly. Although she's not very strong later [snickering] [snickering] [snickering], the male protagonist treats her very well and their relationship is not abrupt.

It's a good read. Although the characters and plots are all idealistic, as a novel, you have to read it to your heart's content. The whole story is very heartwarming. The male and female protagonists support each other and grow up. The emotions are delicate. It's worth reading! [Learned]

Not bad, but too short.