Spending Six Hours Every Day in the Past to Raise a Cold Palace Prince

It's a great read. I love the couple Lu Xingzhi and Yan Zhou. Lu Xingzhi is gentle with Yan Zhou. Although he can't bear to see Yan Zhou kill someone, he understands and isn't a saint. Yan Zhou also loves Mr. Lu. He acts like a child in front of Mr. Lu, which is a completely different persona from his behavior in public. It's just a bit short. Author, please keep updating!

A compassionate and principled doctor, a calm and mature TCM practitioner, and an intelligent but seemingly cunning prince. One person travels through thousands of years, tirelessly caring for the young prince; the other, for the sake of this love, traverses the vast sea of ​​people, searching for his reincarnation for thousands of years. With the bonus chapter, it was a very touching read.

The premise is really good and engaging, and the writing is also quite good. However, the character development is a bit strange, and some parts feel too contrived, making it a little uncomfortable to read. And that female doctor—no, wait, isn't that obviously intentional? Would a female doctor who could get into the best college think like that?

This novel is really good, with a fresh and original plot. I've been reading novels for over ten years, but I've never followed a book so closely before, eagerly awaiting the author's few updates each day. Let me put it this way, I often encounter novels that aren't finished being updated.

I finished it in one go!!! It was so good! (I found this book when I was getting tired of reading and couldn't find any good books. The premise was quite novel. [Learned something new][Learned something new][Learned something new] The male lead can travel to ancient times every day to help the little prince. It seems the little prince can also secretly help the male lead in modern times in his grown-up form. 💕 I couldn't get enough of it!)

It's a great read, with each plot point carefully connected. All the plot holes were filled. The book is finished, but their story isn't. I hope they don't separate again and don't encounter any more obstacles. Their relationship is fine, but they're always forced apart by external factors, which is a little sad to watch 😫. The epilogues are also very good.

It's so good! The only book I've read in one go recently. It's a story of mutual nurturing and time travel, and it's bittersweet literature. Both main characters are very well-developed. I especially like Mr. Lu; he's a gentle yet powerful guiding lover who always considers A-Zhou's needs and respects him. My heart aches for Ah Zhou, who waited so long, especially those agonizing years.

Overall, this book is quite enjoyable, and the inclusion of some fantasy elements doesn't feel out of place 😘. However, it has very few readers, probably because the author went on hiatus and isn't very active, resulting in low readership 🤔. I think it's a real shame.

When I read the synopsis, I didn't expect it to be a story about two male leads falling in love. Ah Zhou's unwavering devotion and occasional little schemes are just like a young girl trying to get her lover's attention, yet he also has a man's proud and aloof side. The author, though seemingly cold, gradually falls in love without realizing it.

It's incredibly good! The content is wonderfully original and engaging; I fell in love with it the moment I started reading. I love all three princes—I like them all (except for Yan Fang at the beginning). I hope the author updates soon! Little Yang will always follow you! ♥(｡￫V￩｡)♥ε(○´∀`)зε(´∀`●)з