Long Live Your Majesty!

The protagonist is very logical when debating with others, and remains calm when encountering danger. In terms of dealing with people, it is relatively high among this type of novels. As a bookworm for ten years, I can't fault it. The most important thing is that every character in it is flesh-and-blood and not stereotyped. Apart from his own wisdom, he has no golden fingers. What I dislike the most is the protagonist's sister. She is pampered, a little naive, and a little impulsive in her actions. I feel that she will cause trouble for the protagonist in the later stages. In fact, she was saying that I admired her when she was going to be a queen. Who knew that later on, she neither studied hard nor practiced martial arts. I felt that her bold words at the beginning were just big words, and then I didn't like her anymore. Okay, the above are my personal feelings. But I think the book is a good book and worth recommending! ! !

Looking at the introduction, shouldn't this be a male channel article? There is no female protagonist from the male protagonist's perspective.

What the hell, if you don't get tempted, it's because they like you, right? A story similar to the one where the male protagonist opens a harem, showing a female channel? Are you too shameless to choose no cp? Are you mistaken for the wrong channel or label?

This piece of CP writing definitely dares to label it as having no CP. It's shameless.

Machiavellian is very interesting and really suitable for female readers. To a certain extent, I think this book can become a god.

Madam, madam, I'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming! Are you that wife? That... Changnan... Ahem.

It feels okay, come on＾0＾~ More

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