A Gentle Promise to the World

Judging from your profile, does it mean you'll give your kingdom to whoever wants you? I really don't understand whether you're being shrewd or humble. If you want your own kingdom, just eliminate any disobedient concubines you recruit.

Since it's an ancient romance novel, a man running into a woman's boudoir in the middle of the night can only be described as disrespectful to the female lead; everything else is a lie. This would be the same even in modern times. I don't understand why the female lead was moved and felt she should do something for him. Should we say the author has a male chauvinist complex or that the author thinks such things are insignificant to women?

The introduction sounds incredibly arrogant, treating the country like a cabbage.

After reading the comments, I'm starting to feel like giving up. 🥵

The author sets it up this way: according to the opening premise, women from aristocratic families should have extremely high status, with the female protagonist's status being so high that a family with a daughter would be sought after by many, not inferior to royalty. So how could ordinary people dare to gossip about her? And the aristocratic families are clearly aware of this situation. Does this mean that the status of women in this world is set very low, like in the Ming and Qing dynasties?

Um, the male supporting character inexplicably broke off the engagement with the female lead, and the original owner of this body even died because of it. Shouldn't the female lead do something? She's too easy to bully.

Is it pretty? *٩(๑´∀`๑)ง*

New author Yu Qingwenwen visited with her new book, "The Mysterious Immortal Valley Doctor Consort." Best wishes to the author!

Ancient women seemed to have slender figures.

Very good... It deserves to be viewed by more people...