The Lazy Consort Zhaogu Wants to Lie Flat Again Today

I especially love reading historical romance novels. I never read those with both leads being virgins (clean/virgin characters), as I feel they don't quite fit the era. This is the only historical romance novel with both leads being virgins that I've ever read, and it's quite good. Keep updating!

A story of childhood sweethearts who are both innocent and reunited after a breakup (although I don't think their relationship was truly broken, there were definitely conflicts). Five stars is a reward for my hard work. This is my first historical romance novel, and while I generally prefer a slow and steady writing style, this one definitely dragged on, especially the beginning.

Both characters are virgins, and the story is very sweet and indulgent. The focus isn't on the plot, but on the emotional expression. The emperor's genuine emotions are depicted in a rare, straightforward manner, as if we've glimpsed his innermost thoughts.

The author's writing style is quite good, but it feels like a lyrical piece, with a lot of emotional expression from the male and female leads. While I understand the author's intention to depict their relationship in detail, I'm still not used to so much emotional expression. It's subjective; some people are used to more concise emotional expression and find the author's style a bit overwhelming. Still, it's a very enjoyable read. 😘😘😘

Is it because it's still being serialized that the rating is so low? The author deserves a higher rating. It's been a long time since I've seen such well-written ancient romance novels. The unrequited love between the male and female leads at the beginning is so heartbreaking. But I love the male lead so much. I've only read a little bit, I need more reading, it's too agonizing for them.

Super, super good! Seriously, I watched the whole thing for ages, didn't skip a single chapter. This is the only novel I've ever read without skipping a single chapter, trust me, it's just pure sweetness! The male lead dotes on her exclusively, both leads are virgins, and the female lead is a royal concubine—she's incredibly, incredibly doting! Trust me!

The work is of excellent overall quality, with solid writing skills, precise and vivid word choice, ingenious and coherent plot design, and delicate and sincere emotional expression. It has a strong appeal and readability and is worth savoring.

Who knows? The writing is excellent, the plot is very good, and the concept is novel. I recommend it for consideration. Who understands the significance of the first imperial edict (unrelated to anything else, only for one person) issued after the unfavored crown prince's rise to power? And who understands the sense of destiny felt by a noblewoman from a prominent family when she first meets the down-on-his-luck crown prince? Waaaaah, I feel so sorry for Jiaojiao and Azhi.

It's absolutely amazing! The two characters are really silly at the beginning, but I hope it stays sweet and romantic forever! The author's emotional descriptions are incredibly rich and vivid; you can even picture the scenes. It's truly fantastic!

The male lead is deeply in love with the female lead; it's an incredibly sweet mutual pursuit.