Young Lord, Don't Run! Your Wife Says Come Home and Get Married

The description is very clear, explaining why the male protagonist went from being a favored son of heaven to willingly degenerating.

The overall storyline is complete, vividly depicting the intrigue and power struggles within the royal family. The author's writing style is excellent. It's recommended to read with some thought, as it's one of the few novels that requires a bit of critical thinking. One drawback is the characterization of the crown prince, and a minor plot hole noticed by other readers.

I like sadness, and I also hate sadness. I like it because it leaves a deep impression and makes me fall in love with the character; I hate it because it leaves me with a lingering sense of regret.

This book is actually quite good, I don't know why it has such a low rating. There are many historical allusions in it, you can pay attention to them carefully. At first I thought it was a romance novel, but I realized it was a palace intrigue novel later on 🤦

Five stars are for my sister and Xiao Yichen.

Although the rating is low, I have to say it's really good and quite sweet.

The narrator wrote in great detail, and the descriptions of the scenes were particularly vivid. I loved it! 🤭

The story is well-structured, logically sound, rich in plot, with vivid and well-developed characters. The romance is substantial and unfolds gradually. The villains are not mindless, and the plot is full of twists and turns. It would be even more perfect if the protagonist were portrayed as even more powerful than the villain, and if the romance between the male and female leads were developed more quickly and extensively.

It's a very good novel. I hope the author can keep going and not stop updating. No matter how many negative reviews there are, you must remember that there is a group of readers waiting for you to update.

It's really good, better than most novels.