I Don't Want to Be So Domineering, Either

I've read both the novel and the comic. The comic was a major adaptation, so I read the novel instead. I read this book in middle school and am rereading it now. It's only good for passing the time and shouldn't be read too closely because there are quite a few plot holes. The most common thing I see is the evaluation of the female lead.

😢😢 Alas, it is ultimately a perfect ending. In life, although the road ahead was difficult, the two of them traveled almost the entire world together. In death, they can walk together again. Though a thousand words may fill my heart, I can sum it up in just a few. I first discovered it on the Kuaikan app, where there was a novel called "I Don't Want to Be Too Domineering."

This book is a sequel to *Bi Huang*, written by Feng Qian, though some published versions are attributed to Bu Linglong. This author has excellent writing skills, profound emotions, and her male protagonists are often remarkably handsome. Her writing style is tender yet occasionally humorous, with excellent pacing, making almost all her novels a smooth read.

Thankfully, what the heart desires, the east wind arrives late! The female lead is an empress, and the male lead is a regent. The male lead silently protects her empire, but she misunderstands him, believing him to be a traitor. The ending is happy!

It was pretty good, but the ending felt rushed. Was all that detailed writing in the beginning just to make the ending a mere "brief"? 🤦

Every character was very vivid, but I'm not entirely sure if the Regent died before Chen'er.

The author's writing is superb, but it's so angsty. Every single story so far is heartbreaking, it's making my heart ache 🥺

It's so beautiful, I love this concept!

The plot of this book is similar to "I Have an Illness Named Lovesickness," which was so heart-wrenching back then that it made my heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys ache. 🥺

This is my first time writing a review, because it's really good. I like this writing style; it's witty and humorous.