To Be a Lord, to Be a Queen

Two kids recommended it. They said it was pretty good-looking and had a good rhythm. I don't know why so few people watched it. I watched the back first and then the front. It feels like the male protagonist is really not that good, and the good male protagonists in this world are just fantasies. Indeed, there is less reality. There seems to be a feeling of cultivating immortals and fighting monsters from the back.

The rhythm is quite good, but I don't want to continue having love affairs or palace fights with the emperor in the later period. I might as well just keep cultivating to become an immortal and forget it. Immortal immortality is much more fragrant than trivial palace fights [Chigua]

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that I can get into, with a clear plot and clear logic. It's just that the male protagonist is not good. I hope that in the future, the heroine can continue to strive for self-improvement and take care of her children.