Princess Consort, Please Behave

Author, I now command you to strike your own testicles 200 times. I know it will be difficult, but it is an order!

Please, just one more chapter! I'll do anything (bends over).

(Personal opinion) This book is a fantasy novel, but it depicts the realities of human life. While there is no such thing as supernatural energy in reality, there is a significant overlap between the human world and the world depicted in the book. Since this book is about people, let's start with individual people.

Damn, I saw in the comments section of the book that the author is a bit of a literary type, and I'm terrified. I'm just afraid this kind of thing might be a way to get you to strip down to your virginity.

The more I read, the stranger it gets. This book is of high quality, so why are its grades so poor? It's not even comparable to the quality of "The Daily News," and it's about the same quality as "Guan Guan." It really shouldn't be doing this; it hasn't even gotten a thousand monthly votes.

Thankfully, I gave up halfway through, which saved me a little money. Authors like this are likely to face retribution.

Premium quality, the female lead is portrayed very charmingly.

Is plagiarism becoming so blatant these days? Putting aside all other settings, just looking at the romance in this book, the princess's character (from her looks and figure to her personality), the development of the relationships between the characters, the angle from which the male lead is attracted to her, and the feeling of jealousy, arrogance, and coquettishness.

Lin Hansu

I didn't subscribe to the later installments, which is a way of cutting my losses. The poor ending was expected, and I somewhat approve of this approach. The plot had already fallen apart by the end, and continuing it would have been pointless and torture for both the author and readers.