The Workaholic Consort Is Here, Run!

I really hate this kind of despicable behavior of making people angry and then coaxing them back, making them angry again and coaxing them again.

Why do you have to create a misunderstanding between Wu and Wu

This time I posted a comment. The misunderstanding was too big. To be honest, it was uncomfortable to read. I kept waiting for the misunderstanding to be resolved but it never happened. This made me feel a little uncomfortable. When will the life of Wu's pseudo-phoenix end? Readers will also feel aggrieved🌚

This is the first time I read such an irritating book. It took me two hundred chapters to let the male protagonist know that he had mistakenly identified the female protagonist. No matter how busy the male protagonist is, after being canonized, I don't believe that he will not even take a moment to recognize the female protagonist. . . . I was so angry that I gave up.

After reading Chapter 7, I was forced to leave by the author! It's all similar content, isn't it just a volume? The things you need to do before entering the palace are enough. Is it necessary to be so detailed? Isn't it because Mr. Ang Zhong has caused trouble to his family, so he has to avoid it when he sees the fifth lady. You've written 7 chapters on this matter and haven't even finished it yet... The ink is so inked! Kneel down

The misunderstanding of "Wu" and "Wu" is really a forced intelligence reduction. This design directly positions the novel as a brainless novel (you cannot read it with your brain). From this, it can be seen that the emperor has no palace. I thought the previous settings were okay, but this misunderstanding of the design made me vomit. It was like the feeling of eating porridge and side dishes and suddenly eating a small strong. However, it may also be the author's way of suppressing the desire to advance, but I want to say, if such an emperor has a child, can he confirm that the child is his?

🙂 After watching it for so long, I would like to make a small suggestion: In fact, sometimes you don't need to write so much about everyone's inner monologue. I feel that for every small thing, everyone's monologue needs to be written a little bit. After more than ten chapters, the plot has not progressed. Sometimes it is quite tiring.

The introduction can be summarized as, slap a woman in the face and flatter the emperor.

I just want to ask, why can a beautiful woman decide whether to leave the palace or not? The setting of leaving whenever you want is a bit strange

I planned to skip it until the misunderstanding was resolved, but I will come back to read it after the misunderstanding is resolved...