Daily Life With Four Empresses

It's quite good, and the ideas are bold. Novels should be like this; just do whatever makes you happy! I initially thought it was pretty good, so why are you being so cautious? It's not like you forced them to come over. You're acting like they're a servant. I don't believe that in this society, a family environment like in a novel would raise someone like a servant. You're even writing this kind of plot! Relax, don't be so timid!

I saw it on the recommendation list, then clicked in and read the latest chapter. The theme is very novel, and the author writes well. When I first came in, I saw that there were many readers, but the rating was very low, which made me a little curious. Then I read some book reviews and will share my personal opinion. This isn't some boast, just a reader's opinion.

I just realized I've been following this book for so long! I thought I wrote a review, but that was just my assumption 🤦. I've been following this book since the last one, and I really like the author's writing style. Although the pacing is a bit slow and it can feel a little pathetic, making the protagonist seem a bit like a "simp," the protagonist is just an ordinary person.

It's good, but I got hooked too early and finished it in one go. Are there any similar books?

The beginning is so-so, and the main character has a soft personality. If you want to see a tutorial on how to be a "simp," you can start reading from the beginning. If you want to see the female leads and the male lead officially entangled, start reading from chapter 199. I personally like the later plot, since the profession of "simp" doesn't need to be taught.

The story is great! By the way, is it a multi-female lead or a single female lead in the end? I'd prefer a main character plus a sub-character 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 Author, please grant my wish! 🧐

The writing is excellent, and I appreciate Gu Yan's genuine emotions. As for others saying the pacing is slow, I feel that's actually accurate. The mindset of feudal society cannot be changed overnight; Gu Yan needs to move people with his genuine feelings. The author doesn't need to respond to those one-star or two-star reviews; they're just like haters.

Although there are many flaws in the writing, it shows great care and effort. It deserves praise…

To be honest, this novel is quite well-written, but there's one major flaw: it's a bit too much of a sycophant. While it's understandable that it's about Empress Zhangsun, there's no need for such excessive sycophancy. From the moment I started reading until now, I've felt like he's not even human; he's a complete and utter sycophant.

It's beautiful; the clash between ancient feudalism and modern society is truly captivating!