Help! The Tyrant Says He Wants to Marry Me

I read it when it was free for a limited time. The beginning was very fun and interesting, with a unique style. It's a very good book. However, I only read up to the part about the persimmons from southern Xinjiang, and I really wanted to complain about that part. The persimmons from southern Xinjiang were really ridiculous. Overall, though, it was quite interesting.

It feels like this author is padding the word count... A lot! Seriously a lot!! Completely unnecessary!!! Scene and character descriptions, and all sorts of simplistic, pretentious, and affected poetry? Dialogue? Furthermore, in many places, the author himself seems unclear about what he's writing, with contradictions arising from the context... And this isn't just one or two instances.

It's excellent. The author has constructed a very rich plot, and the character descriptions are just right. The transitions between the main and subplots are natural and interconnected. Besides this book, I'm also following "The Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm having a reading slump, does anyone have any good book recommendations?

What's wrong with the author this month? They keep missing updates. 🙂

I feel like Ji Yanchen has too much screen time, making the female lead seem like a hypocrite. That's not good, not good at all.

Only one chapter updated a day, that's so little! 🙂

How did they find out she was a woman?

Having read 664, tell me if it gets angsty later on? Was the female lead's father killed by that quack doctor?