The Prince Will Not Marry for Peace

The character whose emotions changed the most was Su Zhezhi; there's not much to say about that, as he went from a kind and gentle man to a ruthless villain. The entire story can only be told from Qiu Yue's perspective, and a story told from a single point of view is inevitably one-sided and incomplete.

Most people enjoy reading novels with a 1v1 dynamic, or at least one partner in a 1vN setting who is exceptionally loyal. However, this book is not 1v1; it's more like a matriarchal society's walking marriage system, where people stay together when they love each other and part ways amicably when they no longer do.

Fans of BL might have a question: if the seme (dominant partner) puts in more effort, why is the uke (submissive partner) the one who ends up exhausted? After in-depth discussions with a PhD student, Xiaohan summarized the following reasons: 1. Small bodies are inherently weaker, otherwise they wouldn't be relegated to the bottom position.

Coffee originated in Ethiopia, Africa. Although coffee trees have a long history, coffee cultivation was completely monopolized by Arabs from the 15th to the 17th centuries. Only a small amount of coffee was brought to India and China by monks.

Actually, it's a setup and a tragedy from beginning to end. The early descriptions of the complex relationships and emotions between various people are all preparation for the later heartbreak. Upon closer reflection, one can still see many uncomfortable and even abnormal scenes from Akizuki's perspective.

I miss the golden age of BL (Boys' Love) fiction, when all sorts of tops and bottoms flourished. Thankfully, there's still Qiuyue here; without Qiuyue, life wouldn't be complete.

Since all the other comments have been deleted, I'll gladly accept the top spot.

My personal opinion: Did the Thai King treat Zhao Ji as a son or a pawn? It seems he initially treated him as a son, because Zhao Rong was a member of the King's faction. Later, when the King learned of Zhao Rong's death, he used Zhao Ji as a pawn to threaten Qiu Yue. However, the King probably couldn't bring himself to be cruel.

It was quite interesting, though. Qiuyue seemed a bit timid at the beginning, and even at the end, she still seemed timid. Indeed, playing dumb to fool others is a current trend; she started off weak, then suddenly it turned out she wasn't so easy to bully. But I still felt she was timid.

The story of Qiuyue Baby has officially come to an end. Thank you to all the friends who have accompanied Xiaohan all along. Qiuyue Baobao and her husbands fled to another place, where they lived a shameless life. But our story does not end there. The new book, *Microscopic Revelation*, has been released. A 1v1 story where the adorable junior brother thrives under the care of his senior brother. Welcome to the series!