The Empress Is Sober and Drinking Tea, the Emperor Is Soft-Hearted and Dotes on Her Sweetly Every Day

It's not too much to give yourself a good review (｡ì _ í｡) I personally came out to sort out the mines: I fell in love deeply and lingeringly from the beginning, which was not in line with the cruel and cannibalistic feudal society in my mind. Therefore, the early setting was that the emperor was "very doted on" and his favorite, but he would occasionally visit other concubines. When that bit of love is triggered, you will naturally be the only one in the world. Moreover, being the only favorite only serves as the icing on the cake. After all, the heroine will gain a high status with or without the sole favorite.

This book is one of the few I have read without skipping it. The heroine had a miserable childhood...

It's mediocre, but pretty good-looking. The male protagonist is a bit like playing a nurturing game, pampering the female protagonist from a weak little white flower to a thorny little rose (what the male protagonist thinks, the female protagonist hides her true face in the early stage and the male protagonist does not discover it in the later stage). In the early stage, the heroine is dressed weakly and has many tricks to kill with a knife, but it is not very useful. The most surprising villain is Wen Shuyi, who is ruthless and doesn't talk much. The most unexpected character and personal favorite is the Queen

Very beautiful, the heroine has brains

I saw in the previous section that the concubines fought fiercely in the palace, and the emperor appeared less often.

I wanted to know if there is a table of places. I read half of it. The content is quite good, but the places are a bit hard to understand.