There is a kind of implicit love for men. The love for father and son is such selfless and endless doting. I feel very bad for female characters. The male protagonist's mother, as a princess of the former dynasty, was raised by counselors, but her biggest role is to give birth to a male protagonist with royal blood? The author stubbornly keeps writing about the various selfish thoughts of the male protagonist's mother. Is this really not intentional? Women always have low self-esteem/short-sightedness/selfishness. What do you think of the author? It's weird when I say how to read it. The author also wants to eat the bread of women's rights, but also has unconscious belittling in his heart. He starts high and plays low.