The Prosperous Tang Without Demons

I read over 500 chapters on Hongxiu. The plot is great, and I really like it. However, the male lead is a truly disgusting monster. The female lead didn't want to do it later, but he forced her to. They did it for five days and five nights, and even though she cried, he still did it. It was disgusting. What's the difference between that and rape? It made me feel physically nauseous.

Subscribing is no small matter for authors. Cang Da has been writing for several years, but none of his three previously completed books, each several million words long, made it into the premium section. Now, he's been writing "The Tang Dynasty Without Demons" for nine months, reaching 1.3 Million words, 30,000 favorites, and 1,200 average daily subscriptions. What does this mean?

I read more than half of it and wanted to see how it ended, but I didn't expect there to be a male lead. With a heavy heart, I reread "A Female Emperor, Imperial Treasure, and Zuo Wei," and suddenly felt much better. Then I forgot what this book was about...?

Piracy in the online literature world is rampant, and many people may not realize the harm it causes. For many, reading pirated books has become a habit. I'd like to ask those who read pirated books: do you have any favorite authors? Imagine your favorite author sitting in front of their computer late at night, slowly typing away, spending three or four hours to write a few thousand words.

I wish the author would switch to writing yuri (lesbian) stories sometime, they're so good!

I'm the only one who likes Lu Yizhi, it seems.

The book is great, just what I like! I've been reading for over ten years! Except for my student days when I couldn't afford pirated copies, I've always subscribed to legitimate books since I started working! I want to tell many fellow book lovers: don't read pirated books when you don't have the means!

I didn't used to really like yuri (lesbian relationships), I always felt there was something awkward about two women, but since reading this book, I think yuri is actually quite nice.

Ugh, I don't want to watch male leads; it's so much better without a romantic partner.

Let's clear the male lead's name. First of all, he raised the female lead because he liked her. Later, when the female lead awakened a bloodline that clashed with his, he couldn't bear it and sent her away for fear of hurting her. He's been loyal to her ever since they met.