What Kind of Prince Starts Crying Whenever He Gets Mad?!

This is really heavy, isn't it? The female lead is completely oppressed. Although it's funny and lighthearted, it's like a pill wrapped in candy—deeper, it's still tragic. The male lead doesn't realize he's oppressing her, but the female lead loses her freedom because of it. Ultimately, it's the fault of the times. It's very sad to watch.

It's funny with a touch of angst. Although the male and female leads have similar illnesses and their mutual understanding is rare, I still ship the little beggar and the female lead. He was the first person to be kind to her, and he's always been silently protecting her. He just wanted to be remembered, but he doesn't even have a name throughout the entire story. 🥺🥺

This book is hilarious! Hahahaha, the male and female leads are really interesting. Two people who are never on the same wavelength, yet both have their own unresolved issues and pasts, but they are both able to let go of them. Fortunately, they came together. They are imperfect and even considered outliers in the eyes of the world, but they live the most wonderful and unrestrained lives. That's wonderful.

It's a good read, bringing me a lot of joy, but also a lot of sadness—an indescribable, helpless, faint but persistent sorrow. Of course, the joy outweighed the sadness. It's an ensemble piece; every character has a distinct personality and is likable. I really like Butler Xu—he's capable and funny, haha. And the Empress—wise, kind, independent, and strong.

A shrewish butler, two quirky yet kind-hearted masters, a group of strange and adorable companions, and a former prince with grand ambitions for the world… The book begins and ends in a comedic style, and of course, in a lighthearted manner. But as we all know, the core of comedy is tragedy…

Short but enjoyable, the writing is down-to-earth and relatable. The male and female leads are relatable to popular audiences, not the kind of characters that are pretentious or unrealistic. The historical setting has its share of sadness and small moments of happiness, and even the supporting characters are relatable to people we might know.

It feels like a heartwarming light comedy. Everyone in the story is nice from beginning to end, and the characters are well-developed and consistent, not the kind with many layers that make you dizzy. At first, I thought the male lead's "delicate" nature stemmed from a humiliated and deranged state. But after reading it, I realized who says a male lead can't be delicate?

It's so funny, I'm dying of laughter! Seeing the prince like this really makes me want to see a gentle second male lead come along to provoke him and see his reaction – it's hilarious! The female lead is really fun and has a great personality. Overall, it's a really funny story, but why is it still ongoing?! I can't get enough of it! 😢

The core of this comedy is tragedy. Although written in a humorous and lighthearted style throughout, the actual background and characters gradually change and become unrecognizable. While the author states that none of the characters are perfect, isn't that what makes it more realistic?

This book has a unique starting point: the female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a beggar who resembles a princess from a previous dynasty. While one might expect a story of palace intrigue, the author uses a delicate and humorous style to depict the daily lives of two people with psychological issues stemming from unusual upbringing.