The Joyful Palace Gates

Before even finishing seven chapters, I realized this is a story where the female lead wins the male lead's heart through her "clumsy" charm. So far, she lacks any cunning, courage, or talent; her handwriting is terrible, her family background is ordinary, and even her appearance doesn't seem particularly outstanding.

This is quite similar to "The Record of Demons and Mountains," not bad at all! Keep it up, author!

I feel like seeing Yi'an taken away is enough; the later romances between the little princesses are rather uninteresting.

Overall, this novel is quite intellectually simplistic. Everyone in it is a love-struck heroine, princess, concubine, or even the male lead. The female lead initially insisted on having only one man, but after things got pretty good, she realized her reputation was being damaged, so she then demanded that the emperor treat her equally, wanting both...

There were laughs and tears, but I really disliked this ending. The emperor had promised Xianxian so many times throughout his life, "I'm sorry, please wait a little longer, I will..." But when the life she had longed for finally arrived, he abruptly passed away, leaving her all alone. In the end, it was all for nothing.

If Yi'an doesn't die, it's an injustice. The female protagonist's repeated forbearance and tolerance only resulted in one heinous act of revenge after another. She kept saying she couldn't tolerate it, but in the end, she always softened. Will she only wake up when her children are framed, abused, and killed?

In the end, the male lead actually died, sob sob.

Did the author pay for promotion? Why does your book always automatically open and close on Qidian and automatically add itself to the bookshelf when I open it?