The Mad Empress Has Schemed for Years, but the Cool Imperial Tutor Is Too Seductive

I know this piece isn't very well written, but I still want to finish it completely. In my eyes, completion is more important than perfection. After all, this isn't a sweet romance novel, so many people might not like it. However, thank you to all the readers for your support. I love you all. If you find any typos, feel free to tag me, and I'll correct them.

It's well-written, the writing style is excellent. It made me really crave sauerkraut fish, braised crucian carp, silver carp head in casserole, sweet and sour mandarin fish, yellow croaker soup, steamed ribbonfish, pan-fried pomfret, braised flounder, broad bean and loach, crispy roasted cod, salmon sashimi, and so on. The fish looked delicious, and I hope I can enjoy them with the author!

This is probably the best dual-female-protagonist novel I've ever read on Tomato. The beginning is like a tragic story, the middle is sweet and captivating, and the ending is a satisfying revenge. The environmental descriptions create a fantastic atmosphere, reminiscent of Yukio Mishima's writing style. The plot development is excellent; all the loose ends are resolved, showing the author must have enjoyed writing it, but the reader might not have been so satisfied.

It's a great read. Both characters are incredibly strong. This is the fourth book by this author that I've followed; the previous ones were also very good. I finished watching it, it was really good, but the ending was too heartbreaking. I hope Yun Yubo and Qi Zhaoqian can be together sweetly in modern times.

I finished reading it a long time ago, and recently a friend asked about it, so I'll say a few words. The whole story has very few angst and lots of sweetness, with a happy ending—definitely a happy ending (the author marking it as a bad ending is just teasing us). [Got it]

It's beautiful... But the angst is a bit heartbreaking. I really wanted them to have a happy ending, but being born into an imperial family, they were both powerless. If the final moment could have been a little different, Yun Yubo struggled internally, wondering if there was a better way. But the burden on her shoulders was too heavy.

It's great, very good, and the plot is very original. It's just that the updates are a tiny bit slow. I hope Yu can make amends and let me start reading two chapters a day again! Sweet romance, so sweet it almost killed me! Absolutely sweet! If your next book doesn't include angst, I'll look down on you! @

Very good, very good, just too angsty. The author's writing is also excellent. But author, you could also write something different—Yun Yubo is reborn and takes power, then teaches Qi Zhaoqian a lesson (you know what I mean), okay? I really gave you five stars! 💕💕💕

It's very beautiful, but this is just my personal opinion. Whether it's Qi or Yun, they both harbor hatred and dreams. Interestingly, their hatred and dreams are intertwined. For example, Qi hates Yun's confinement and coercion. Her dream is to break free from this cage and fly like a bird into the free sky. And all of this is orchestrated by Yun. Yun is the same. Let's talk about their love.

It's so beautiful, I love it so much, I feel so sorry for them. Can you give them a resurrection and write about their rebirth? Ahhhh, I really love it. They suffered so much in their lives and in the end they can't even rest in peace. I'll be eating chopped chili fish head first thing tomorrow morning! I've already read it twice!