Your Majesty, the System Won't Let Me Love You

I'm so cold. . I think this ending is a bit of a washout of King Tan and the Queen Mother. . .

This prince is actually suffering from mental illness, persecutory delusion, and failed education in early childhood. In fact, does he really love the queen? Maybe a little bit, but is that really love? Maybe it's just the resentment of not getting the person you like, but if you get it, you don't care much. After all, you can use the queen to ruin her reputation even after the queen's death... And her attitude towards the heroine is also ambiguous. In short, he is just a mentally ill and extreme prince...

Uh... How should I put it? This ending feels weird. I'm sorry for my lack of words.

Changing your horoscope feels like reading another article

To be honest, if the male protagonist has no memory of his previous life, it would be really, really, really regretful...

Wouldn't it be good to make a parallel time and space extra?

Me too, I always felt psychologically disconnected. I always felt like there was a new male protagonist. . . ╯▂╰. . . I think it's good that King Tan has been single all his life. There's really no need to consummate him like this. . ╯╰

Only the ending of the whole story was the most unhappy. As a non-responsible extra, the ending was good, that is, the heroine is with another hero instead of the one who shares the same hardships. I would rather it be a dream.

The heroine is right! It's your own fault! Deserve it! He deserves to take advantage of and throw dirty water on the kind-hearted queen!

There's nothing to say, this is just a lunatic. Don't fight for it when you should fight for it, and grab it when you shouldn't fight for it. He looks like the whole world is in debt to him. Even the tragedy between him and the queen is his own creation, his own bitter wine. He tastes this kind of life. He is born thinking that others should think about me. If he doesn't think about me, he is powerful, a villain, and flattering. Who are you to be so high and so low? It's been a long time since you've met such a scumbag, so mean, and such a self-righteous second male lead. After chasing him down, I initially had a bad impression of him and felt that I was biased. The author laid the groundwork all the way and felt that he had some pain and suffering of his own, waiting for it to be washed away. In the end, it looked so disgusting and he deserved it.