The Tyrannical Regent Is Forced to Clear His Name Every Day

It looks good, but it's all a misunderstanding, it's making me anxious 🙂

The character design and world-building were to my liking, and it was indeed quite good at the beginning. However, it became a bit uncomfortable to read later on. There were frequent angst-filled moments, but I didn't feel much emotional impact. I haven't shed a single tear after reading for so long, which felt like the angst was just for the sake of angst.

The author clearly poured a lot of effort into writing this. I feel the most tragic character is Chu Yuan, even though he's just a sword spirit. This book has captivated me; it feels like I've lived through centuries. All the plot holes were filled perfectly. It's a worthwhile investment, so invest with confidence.

It's a very good book, just a bit late to the party. Some parts were cut, and I didn't understand some of them, but it didn't affect the overall reading experience. I finished it in three days. I couldn't help but feel sorry for their relationship, but thankfully they got together in the end. It's true that two conflicted people need to go through a lot to understand their feelings.

This is a angst-filled story. The author seems to have a crazy, unforgiving streak, making the whole world miserable. The sweet moments don't last more than two chapters before it's back to normal. Absolutely awful! However, perhaps because I've read too many angst-filled stories, I wasn't moved to tears (I'm heartless).

Damn, I thought the synopsis was going to be sweet, but it's just one knife after another. Teacher, other people fake their deaths, but you're completely dead! 😢 When I saw the top get a quarter of the way through, my world collapsed, but then the bottom got a quarter of the way through too! [Staring]

I thought it was alright, but since it wasn't labeled as having two male leads, it's easy to mistake it for a movie with only one male lead. When I first watched it, I thought it was a movie with only one male lead.

Everyone else had a happy ending, but what about Chu Yuan? All of Chu Yuan's misfortunes stemmed from him. Happiness came from him, hell came from him, and tragedy came from him. He was the source of everything. Si suffered for him, and Chu Yuan suffered for Si. Si had redemption, but Chu Yuan had nothing.

The author's writing is decent, but the plot is a bit messy, and some small plot holes haven't been filled. Please, please release a side story about Chu Yuan! It was heartbreaking to see the child guarding Ji Qinglin's remnant soul for so long only to discover he was just being used. Also, what exactly happened at Pingyang Pass back then, and why was Liu Yihan's father killed, is still unclear.

It was quite angsty, but I didn't cry. (It was really good; it was the first time I'd seen a couple love so resolutely. It truly embodied the sentiment of "back then, the world was less important than me.") I enjoyed watching it; it was great!