The Imperial Tutor Couple’s Daily Life

Oh my god, putting aside the writing style and plot for now—because I haven't read it yet—after reading the synopsis, all I can say is, finally, a novel where the male lead doesn't end up as an emperor or a prince!

It's impossible to drink alcohol so casually. In ancient times, not everyone could afford to drink alcohol, especially mountain dwellers who didn't even own land. Hunting couldn't possibly make a better living than farming. Hunted prey was generally not eaten by the hunters themselves; it was used to exchange for supplies and food.

Looking forward to the next book. (The title of the next book will be revealed later.)

Seeing this, I feel that the Imperial Concubine's death with the Emperor was twofold: firstly, it fulfilled her deep affection, and secondly, the loss of power meant she could never enjoy her later years in peace. In her previous life, there was no Empress Dowager above and the country was in chaos below, which prompted her to choose death. In this life, it was even more tragic.

The story is finished, but where are the promised side stories? 😭

I read some of it. I initially liked the author's concept, but the author's writing style was too bland. The writing was like a diary entry, lacking interest, and I wanted to skip it after reading for a while.

The author may have intended to portray the female lead as having a pure and cheerful personality, but as a character reborn into this world, this personality setting is simply unacceptable. From the very beginning, when she asks the male lead to name her, she comes across as a naive and gullible woman, which is unacceptable.

Hmm, I especially loved the first half of the book; the daily life in the mountains and the battles on the battlefield were particularly captivating. But after returning to the capital… well, what did the female lead do besides give birth? I still prefer the tigress character. Once she was in the capital, the author kept writing about how others perceived her as magnanimous and straightforward, which felt a bit awkward and unsatisfying.

Skipping the romance part, I got to chapter 487, and to be honest, I was getting a little impatient. The female lead is now just a stay-at-home, empathetic woman having a baby. The daily life of the Imperial Tutor and his wife is basically their adopted son being the emperor, the man going out to support the family, and the beautiful female lead staying home?

I love this story, I just got hooked... How long until it finishes? Thank you for your reply.