The Northern Frontier's Moon Is Still Hidden, but the Prince's Happy Ending Is Near

I've written over 100,000 words in eight days! I'll give myself a pat on the back first.

A microcosm of the nation and the world, but the description of using war to stop war and drive out foreign enemies is too heartbreaking 😢. Although I understand that harsh measures are needed to govern a chaotic world, the cruelty of the counterattack makes one want to skip chapters. This book also offers a rare glimpse into the brotherhood within an imperial family.

The male lead is clearly a character who grows and matures, which delights me. His upbringing makes his views on things somewhat endearing and naive, but as deep-seated hatred and treacherous conspiracies surface, Xiao Shen is also striving to grow stronger. From a notorious playboy in the capital to a young general on the battlefield, his journey has not been easy 😢 How rare is a pure heart!

I feel sorry for the Second Prince; everyone is putting him under pressure (in a sense). 😢😢😢

The writing is delicate and the emotions are beautifully portrayed; the young couple's relationship is so sweet. I hope Rong Yu and the Second Prince have a happy ending together! 😳 A treasure trove of a good book, highly recommended.

This book is very good and worth recommending.

I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's really good. It has both power and love, and it doesn't have the typical happy ending. The ending has both happy and incomplete parts. I really like the main couple's carefree attitude and their hatred of evil. Each of the side couples also has their own story. I recommend everyone to watch it!

I've been reading this for a long time. Before, when I read a German serial, I'd put it down halfway through, but with this book, I waited for each update. I absolutely love it! Although I've seen many versions of this premise before, and I didn't have high hopes at first, seeing Zhi Yan's passion made me realize this book is extraordinary.

I finally finished reading it, and I found it quite interesting. My biggest takeaway was that when the author wrote about the battlefield scenes, many of the details were scenes of ordinary people being slaughtered, albeit in ancient times. Overall, it was pretty good.

My goodness, this author has grown so fast! When I first read the first few chapters, I thought the writing was a bit immature and the political intrigue needed more development. But the more I read, the better it got, and the political intrigue developed really well! ❤️❤️❤️