After Becoming a Spoiled Brat, I Lie Flat and Stumble into an Emperor's Throne

It's a bit like those old-school "dominant protagonist" novels. The writing and plot are really great; it's hard to find this kind of story nowadays. I really love "dominant protagonist" novels, especially those with a plot, romance (and some explicit content), where the protagonist climbs the ranks to become emperor.

This is one of the few harem novels on Tomato. The male lead is charming and romantic but has principles; he's gentle and kind to others, a refined gentleman with high emotional intelligence. The political intrigue is also captivating, with a plot that's intricate yet not outlandish. The balance between romance and plot is just right. In short, I hope the author keeps up the good work, love you! 💕💕💕

Ahhhhhhh!!! Help! Little Persimmon is truly amazing, absolutely incredible 😘😘😘, recommended by Yo-da, truly superb! By the way, with this kind of setting, why is the ending still 1v1? I want them all, I want them all! 🤭🤭🤭🤭

This story definitely has to be about the dominant character (the one who's the top), it made me so happy! Hehehe 🥰🥰🥰

This was my first time reading this type of story, and I was initially worried I'd be disappointed. Surprisingly, I read it all the way to the end. Old Wu might not have understood true love at first, always indulging in lust and flirting with beautiful women. But through encounters and partings, I think he gradually learned what love is and how to cherish it.

It's really good, I caught up with it. Out of all the books available, I fell in love with this one at first sight. It has both a great plot and emotional depth; I cried when Xuan Yuanling passed away 🥺 So many parts really touched me. I love it ❤️

This seems to be only the second time I've written a book review on Tomato. It's been a long time since I've read a novel from cover to cover. What kept me going was the thought of a possible epilogue where the protagonist returns to the modern world and reunites with Motoyasu… but there wasn't one! 🤦 So unforgettable! It's okay, it's probably for the best.

It's so good! I'm late in the game and only now am I rating it. The premise alone really appealed to me: a dominant male lead, and not at all bland (the author is amazing, it even passed censorship). Personally, I don't particularly enjoy historical fiction (except for female-dominated stories), but since coming to Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform), I've enjoyed it much more.

It's absolutely fantastic! The author has created such vivid and relatable characters. My biggest regret is still Yuan Kang and Xiao Wu; I cried so much 😢. For me, Yuan Kang's death is the biggest regret of this book 😢.

It's so good, I can't get enough! I really love this kind of "dominant" story, especially the one that doesn't end in a marriage. I always feel a bit unsettled when it's a dual-male lead story. I also really like the characters, but I feel like General Lu doesn't appear very often! I quite like seeing them together.