A Prequel to Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

Everyone in this book except Ruyi is a normal person. Because everyone is normal, the story is very heartwarming, but I still cried several times. Perhaps it's precisely because it's so beautiful that knowing the ending of others makes the pain even more intense. This book is truly excellent, with no typos.

A very good story. It avoids patriarchal plots and doesn't overstep boundaries. The characters are vividly portrayed. It's much better than the TV series "Royal Tramp."

This book is wonderful! When will the author start another book? This book is so reasonable and normal; no one has any psychological issues, and both the book and the author's core themes are excellent. Everyone is happy and harmonious. I followed this book from the previous one and just finished it. Now I'm just urging for more updates! I hope this book and the author can be seen by more people. And I hope that all the sisters with unstable core themes can awaken!

It's great, really like history (except for Jin Yuyan and Ruyi), everyone is a good person. Including Ling Yunche, which I didn't expect. Generally, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fans don't like Ling Yunche, but in this story, he becomes Wei Yanwan's truly kind-hearted fellow villager. The final epilogue also gives the real Qingying a happy ending; only the Ruyi from the main Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace suffers a bad ending.

It's really good, very well written, and the ending has a profound theme. I feel it's better than 99% of the mindless fanfiction of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace.

This is the real "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace," the TV series is called "Ruyi's Fantasy World as a Mad Concubine in the Cold Palace" 😳😳😳😳

Seriously, everyone except Daru is normal. Everything is peaceful and harmonious without her around 🤭 Daru didn't get any satisfaction, and the scumbag dragon wasn't redeemed. Most of the supporting characters had happy endings 👍

What a normal book! What a normal group of women in the harem! What a normal emperor! What a normal empress dowager! So normal it almost feels like a righteous indignation. It's so logical! No wonder it's called a prequel to *Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace*. No time travel, no system, no supernatural elements—just a mad, deposed concubine who gradually brings about her own demise.

It's good, but I really hate Jin Yuyan. I feel like many authors write her according to the original plot, but they still have to give her a happy ending. Why is that?

It's quite good; it's not one of those long-winded narratives. The plot flows smoothly, showing us the lives of other people who are all considered normal.