Miss Baozhu owes her very life to His Highness the Crown Prince! Anyone with eyes can see how he has always cherished and protected her, loving her dearly. Even if he can't take her as his principal wife because of her status, she's bound to become one of his secondary consorts. Once he ascends the throne, she'll have more wealth and luxury than she could ever use. Yet the girl has been spoiled by the Empress and refuses!
I really liked this novel from the beginning, but the narrative at the end was unclear, as it was all narrated in a narration style. When you read romance novels, you don't expect to see a stupid plot, it's just like trying to get some sugar out of the interaction between the male and female protagonists. In the end, there is no direct communication between the protagonists, nor is it clear how to untie the emotional knot (it's already far-fetched how the emotional knot exists), so I'm quite disappointed with the last part.
But Li Shi is not a prince, nor can he be the free king... Which emperor can tolerate this, the late emperor's own son?
It's outrageous. I don't dare to follow the author's next article. I'd rather go slow. As a result, he wrote such a perfunctory thing after such a long time. It's really a scam that makes people dare not compliment him.
If the author doesn't want to write the article well, he shouldn't write it at the beginning. This doesn't feel like a completion. Wouldn't writing this ending be right for the readers who are following the article? When the hero and heroine meet again, they just say one word and then end? It's okay to update slowly, but I still use this ending to perfunctory readers.
The plot is so nonsense, the emperor's only son can actually run around. Now I really regret buying this article. Apparently the author has lost his writing skills since the heroine became someone else's nominal wife.
I've never said anything about the author disappearing at every turn, but this perfunctory ending really makes people feel uncomfortable.
I don't understand what this means. To be honest, the author didn't write the whole article and saved it, so I'd better stop writing it now. The update process is so long. It took several years to write an article, but it ended up hastily. Update once a month, do you just want readers to wait for this ending?
Baozhu has said before that the emperor will not be allowed to make his son the prince. So many years have passed, and no matter how many knots he has in his heart, they will disappear in the long river of time. This ending is already very good.
It's a pity that he didn't make his own son the emperor. I think Li Shi is very cute. With such a delicate identity, I wonder if the future prince will be wary of Li Shi after he ascends the throne.
Why am I confused??? Did I miss something? Is it over?
I really liked this novel from the beginning, but the narrative at the end was unclear, as it was all narrated in a narration style. When you read romance novels, you don't expect to see a stupid plot, it's just like trying to get some sugar out of the interaction between the male and female protagonists. In the end, there is no direct communication between the protagonists, nor is it clear how to untie the emotional knot (it's already far-fetched how the emotional knot exists), so I'm quite disappointed with the last part.
But Li Shi is not a prince, nor can he be the free king... Which emperor can tolerate this, the late emperor's own son?
It's outrageous. I don't dare to follow the author's next article. I'd rather go slow. As a result, he wrote such a perfunctory thing after such a long time. It's really a scam that makes people dare not compliment him.
If the author doesn't want to write the article well, he shouldn't write it at the beginning. This doesn't feel like a completion. Wouldn't writing this ending be right for the readers who are following the article? When the hero and heroine meet again, they just say one word and then end? It's okay to update slowly, but I still use this ending to perfunctory readers.
The plot is so nonsense, the emperor's only son can actually run around. Now I really regret buying this article. Apparently the author has lost his writing skills since the heroine became someone else's nominal wife.
I've never said anything about the author disappearing at every turn, but this perfunctory ending really makes people feel uncomfortable.
I don't understand what this means. To be honest, the author didn't write the whole article and saved it, so I'd better stop writing it now. The update process is so long. It took several years to write an article, but it ended up hastily. Update once a month, do you just want readers to wait for this ending?
Baozhu has said before that the emperor will not be allowed to make his son the prince. So many years have passed, and no matter how many knots he has in his heart, they will disappear in the long river of time. This ending is already very good.
It's a pity that he didn't make his own son the emperor. I think Li Shi is very cute. With such a delicate identity, I wonder if the future prince will be wary of Li Shi after he ascends the throne.
Why am I confused??? Did I miss something? Is it over?