I Became a Maid and Fled into Exile with the Comatose Prince on My Back

I came to comment after reading half of it. Overall, I think this book is okay. In the early part, up until the exile, I had a higher liking for the guard, but not much feeling for the male lead (he was in a coma during the exile and didn't participate much, so my liking for him wasn't very high). Especially when the scheming female lead appeared, I was a bit annoyed by that.

Some parts were hilarious 😂😂😏😏😏 Especially the part where the prince just woke up, I laughed so hard I almost couldn't breathe.

Waaaaah... Those two kids are so pitiful, they made me cry so much 😢😢 Yao Yao is neither weak nor cowardly; she's sharp and incisive, a little clumsy but quite cute; overall, the plot is pretty good.

I thought it was alright. I found this book when I was looking for something to read and read it completely. I thought it would have a happy ending, but the author gave it a fleeting, dreamlike ending. There really aren't that many perfect endings. I've always known the world is full of regrets, but I always held onto a sliver of hope—what if it's fake? What if it's just a dream?

Holy crap, I just saw something this morning saying that these kinds of reincarnation stories are basically just people's fantasies after they die, and then I came across this one tonight. After reading the ending, it was really terrifying to think about. It was all just the female lead's fantasy, and in the end, the Black and White Impermanence came to take her away. 😢

It's quite good; I actually finished reading it. This novel is about a female protagonist who discovers that her brother is in love with men. Her brother and that man lock her in a refrigerator and freeze her to death. She then travels back to ancient times and goes into exile with a prince.

Well, it's alright, and quite novel, but a lot of things are unclear. How the prince regained his power, eliminated everyone, and became emperor, and how the crown prince died shortly after appearing, are all things that are told from the perspectives of the two main characters. Other supporting characters are very brief or almost non-existent. The whole story is quite different from other exile novels I've read. It's worth watching as a transitional read!

It's really good! 😄 The only problem is that the back part isn't cold because the parents kept the body in a freezer instead of cremating it, which is why it's so cold that your eyes feel frosty. 😂 Anyway, it's great. I'm going to read another book by the same author now, waiting for updates.

Many parts of the story are very touching, but the ending is a bit abrupt... Was it all just a dream? Overall, it's a very good watch, funny and touching, but the ending feels a bit like a dream... The monk's role isn't significant, it's just a brief moment of lucidity before death, so it's a half-happy ending... I'd still give it 5 stars!!

It's a highly rated work with a strong sense of immersion.