Father, Stop Tormenting Her and Get a Divorce! Mother Was the Emperor's Childhood Sweetheart

The female protagonist is rational, decisive, and ruthless, dealing decisively with those who make mistakes. Her breasts are also very healthy. Her mother and father's other wife are both good people. One, unable to accept being deceived and reduced from wife to concubine, ultimately chooses to die for her two children.

Five-star review 👍👍👍 Don't just look at the rating; read it carefully and thoughtfully ♥️ This book is very well written. Perhaps it's because the female characters are portrayed so realistically, and their inner emotions are so rich. Many people who haven't experienced these things might not fully understand, but I think it's truly excellent and very moving! I highly recommend this book.

It's really good! The plot is full of twists and turns, making it very satisfying to watch! 👍👍

A very good read. There are some awful characters, but not many; the genuine emotions are there. The author's writing is steady and smooth, very good 👍. The only downside is that the author is too kind; it feels like the Yang and Liu families, those despicable people, got away with it, their low character benefiting from it all.

From the historical context of the time, the affair between the emperor and the heroine's mother wasn't considered a heinous crime. After all, in ancient times, with the changing of dynasties and the presence of countless concubines, such affairs were not uncommon in historical records. Some emperors even took their father's concubines or princes as their own.

The only regret is that Yang woman; she should have suffered a bit. I don't like unlimited leniency. Chinese-style endings are always happy and forgiving, but that's self-deception and leaves one feeling unsatisfied. I don't want to give it a perfect score, but I don't want to give it a low score either, so I'll give it four stars.

It's pretty good. The female lead is consistently intelligent and decisive. The relationship between the female lead's mother and the emperor is poignant, but thankfully, the emperor eventually relinquishes his throne.

I've read all the works by this author, and this one best portrays the heroine's mother's decisive handling of situations. I deeply admire her. In ancient times, despite such a simple instruction, she was deceived and oppressed. She bravely resisted, instead of being a pushover. She bravely stood up and faced the situation.

Well written, but it makes my head spin. The beginning was enjoyable, but after the divorce, there wasn't much to write about anymore. So, let's just keep this drawn-out battle going, rambling on and on.

It was depressing at first, but it got better and better as you watched.