The Book of the Golden Box - Searching for the Lost Kingdom

I read this article many years ago. At that time, I didn't finish the article, so I was just following it chapter by chapter. I was very anxious. Later, my computer broke down and I couldn't find the saved collection. I also forgot the name of this book and thought that I would never see the ending in the future. Unexpectedly, I found it in the member library. I was pleasantly surprised and read it again from the beginning. This is a first-person novel from a male perspective. At the beginning of the article, I always felt that the princess did not like the male protagonist and had always used a honey trap. It was not until later, during the Western Expedition, that the princess disguised herself as a woman to cover the male protagonist's escape. Only then did I realize that the princess truly loved the male protagonist. I don't know if it's due to the perspective, but I always feel that the princess's love is too selfish. She never truly considers the hero's position and situation, but only asks for things. The princess is truly patriotic to her country and people, is she righteous? In my opinion, NO. Because the princess is the emperor's fiancée, but because she loves the male protagonist, she tricks herself into not marrying the emperor and feels guilty. No matter how the emperor treats the male protagonist, he requires the male protagonist to be consistent and have no regrets. This is a manifestation of selfishness. The princess is also an extremely intelligent person, with an overall view of the situation. She has recognized the country's critical situation early and made arrangements. Having personally experienced a series of ups and downs in her family and country, with mountains and rivers broken, and powerful enemies invading, could she still not see that the hope of the Bai Kingdom lies not with her guilty ex-fiancé, but with her husband? Under the leadership of the emperor, the only outcome for the Bai Kingdom was complete destruction, and her beloved husband had to die. If you really care about the people, you should accept the reality and help those who can really save the people and save the common people. Let's talk about the male protagonist. He had a sunny heart when he was young, loved the princess, admired the royal brother, and was determined to serve the country. When he was on a mission to Dongguan, he married the daughter of King Dongguan to save his life and made her pregnant. Later, he used his wife's love for him to escape all the way back home. In fact, these are all understandable. In such a situation, no matter what choice you make, you will be criticized. Different countries, races, big and small righteousness, different stances. At least Niulu knew the future that might happen when she stood up to protect the male protagonist. She would have to bear the consequences as soon as she made the choice. However, the male protagonist's behavior and psychological activities when he met his ex-wife Niulu several times later were called hypocritical at best and hypocritical at worst. At the moment of life and death, while saying that he has no feelings for his ex-wife, he also feels that the other party has given birth to her child and does not want to kill it with his own hands. What is it if it's not hypocrisy? !