(Chancellor, stop stripping me! I swear, I’m a man too!)
In my official robes, I’m the young prodigy praised by everyone at court.
Out of them, I’m a lone woman fighting to clear my family’s name.
I only wanted to serve quietly, but I accidentally crossed the living King of Hell who holds the court in his grip: Chancellor Pei Ji.
He looks down on me, convinced I’m a devious nobody who got ahead on her looks. He keeps me by his side day after day, supposedly to “evaluate” me, but really he’s always “checking my wounds” or “sharing a bed” with me, testing me at every turn.
I could only clutch my collar, close to tears. “Chancellor! Stop stripping me! I really am a man!”
Then one day, he pinned me in a corner, his eyes bloodshot and his voice hoarse. “I don’t care whether you’re a man or a woman. I’m the one who’s fallen for this forbidden love between men!”
Overall, it was pretty good. The writing was excellent, and the plot was tight. As a political intrigue novel, it was very well written, and the tug-of-war between the male and female leads was quite interesting. However, as a historical romance, it lacked depth because the romance was barely there and had very little sweetness.
This article is insightful and well-written; highly recommended.
Excellent, clear logic, and tight plot.
It's nice, but I think the author could change the cover; that might attract more readers.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It sounds really good, why is nobody here?
The female lead is a genius! The plot is intricately woven.
The pacing is fast, and the romance develops gradually. The Prime Minister's impatience keeps the female lead on edge. I haven't finished watching it yet, but I recommend it.
The writing is good, the logic is clear, and the plot is tight.
Beautiful! Keep it up! 👏