The Regent’s Demoness and Her Devoted Loyalist

If it's a single female lead story, I'd consider giving this book a few recommendation votes. I hope the author will reconsider.

Aren't recommendation votes votes? There are many opponents; let the data speak for itself.

The author is too enthusiastic about interacting with readers, which, in my opinion, shows a loss of self-respect and pride as a literary creator! A writer who lacks the integrity of a true scholar is not worthy of having anyone click on their work. Therefore, I chose to remove this book from the shelf, not because I dislike it, but because the author lacks self-respect, making one pity their lack of self-respect.

What a terrible book! It started charging after it was published. With an author as unprofessional as you, I don't need to read your books. Just throw it off the shelf and never see it again!

If this book has multiple female protagonists, I might consider giving the author a few monthly tickets 🤓

The plot drags on too much. While good setup is essential for a good novel, in this fast-paced era, everyone's patience is limited. I got impatient after chapter 300. Another flaw is that all the noble ladies who follow the protagonist are identical; you'd think it was one person if you weren't told there were several.

The author strikes a perfect balance, downplaying political intrigue. The plot is set on a timeline that I can understand but doesn't find too absurd. It satisfied my desire to be both a noob and a watch enthusiast. But how many readers are like me—both inexperienced and passionate about reading—I wonder?

I understand! One reason the author's work hasn't improved is that the male protagonist's martial arts skills aren't high enough. He mainly relies on the imperial concubine to improve them, but he lacks inherent strength. I feel the author needs to give the male protagonist his own opportunities to improve his abilities. Otherwise, how could he be so special as to marry so many noble ladies?

Having read over 170 words, I realize that the upper limit of intellectual battles is ultimately the author's limit, and the political intrigue, power struggles, and conspiracies in this book are rather... Well, let's just say they have a lot of other minor flaws as well. However, it also has some distinct advantages. The author writes well, and the harem interactions and emotional development are quite good. It's a pure love harem novel.

Have you ever been a treacherous official? Some of your writings are random and based on assumptions.