After Transmigrating as a Frail Young Master and Becoming a Substitute Bridegroom

It's so captivating that I want to keep watching. Even though from the prince's perspective, his actions are correct, I don't know why I feel so sorry for him. It feels like there are so many things that could threaten him, and he's forced to make choices. Between something bad and something even worse, he has to choose the worse option. If this matter isn't handled well, it feels like it will become a thorn stuck in his heart. Will it affect his relationship?

I think it's pretty good! When I first saw the story of a substitute bride, I thought it would be like other substitute bride novels, where the protagonist's family is humiliated and they end up happily married. This one seems to focus on the prince's side, gradually depicting the protagonist's growth. Their feelings for each other develop naturally, without any sudden, overwhelming attraction.

It's so good! The early episodes focus on the romance between the two male leads, while the later episodes mainly revolve around power struggles. The plot and romance are interwoven seamlessly and smoothly. I'm totally shipping Tantai Si and Rong Xun! 😢 The only downside is that it was so good that I finished it in one go and now I'm eagerly waiting for updates every day, it's driving me crazy! 🥺

This book is truly well-written. My recent experiences have left me incredibly anxious, and reading novels has been a way to relieve my stress. Work is enough to crush anyone; it's not easy to finish any novel, and every author has immense courage to keep writing. Reading this book was incredibly satisfying; the characters are real people, not just simple figures.

This is one of the few things I've read that was a little painful and that I wanted to write a review about. If you're looking for comments or want to refer to this story, you can take a look (this is just my personal understanding). Basically, if you're easily moved to tears, be prepared.

It's good, I love watching it, but there aren't enough episodes yet. I'm currently waiting patiently for the extra chapters. I'm so glad Princess Shuhua didn't die; some parts were really heartbreaking. The war-torn period is truly a sad point. Overall, though, I still really like it. 👍👍

Well, I didn't really remember the main character's storyline, but the supporting characters were really vivid. Of all the novels I've read so far, this one has the most memorable supporting characters. The political intrigue (I'm not sure if it's exactly political intrigue, but something like that) is logically clear, and there aren't any villains who are completely clueless—they're all equally…

It's a fantastic book! The plot is clear, the story is fast-paced, and the logic and methods used to depict the riots and dynastic changes are excellent. I highly recommend it! The most heartbreaking part is Princess Shuhua's tragic ending 😢😢😢 The epilogue is also great, everything is going well!!

It was so good, especially the ending of the ancient story arc, I cried buckets of tears 😢😢😢😢😢😢🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

It's a very good read; both the political intrigue and the romance are exceptionally well-written. However, the author writes so many words per chapter, and with over two hundred chapters to go, I started to lose patience. But I became curious about the ending and forced myself to continue, yet the pacing felt so slow that I wanted to skip to the chapters that interested me… Overall, though, it's still a very well-written novel!