Once I Started Taking Things Seriously, the Whole Court Begged Me Not to Be Reckless
我较真后，满朝文武跪求别莽了
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- Ongoing
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- 780k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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- 1mo ago
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Women who become empresses are more ruthless and vicious than men; why would they talk about love and affection? Unless they're nearing the end of their lives.
I've read several of Hu La Tang's books, and the author's writing and plot design are consistently excellent. This one is also of exceptional quality and worth reading. The only downside is the title. There are two other major issues. One is the same old problem: after its release, the author indulges in lengthy descriptions of romance and emotional entanglements, slowing down the main plot.
The original title, "After I Take It Seriously, the Empress Never Dares to Make Casual Remarks Again," was excellent.
This title is much better than the current one. I suggest the author change it back.
The abandonment rate is over 50%. Several of your recent books have been abandoned consecutively; you're going to bankrupt your long-time readers.
Sigh (╥ω╥`) I'm so tired. Author, you should change your account. This account feels like a liability. When people click on your work and see a bunch of unfinished stories of hundreds of thousands of words, who would dare to subscribe?
The book title is suspected of being fraudulent.
As a long-time fan, I subscribed without hesitation. However, newcomers attracted by the "Empress" label might be disappointed if they haven't seen the Empress yet after subscribing. The Empress's archetype is that of a superior, arrogant, and domineering figure who provides a sense of conquest.
I just found out they've started a new book, but with these sales figures... I'm afraid I'll have to cut it again 😵. I don't even dare to look at it.
Good books that don't become popular
The author's writing style and ideas are both excellent. It's a lighthearted and humorous harem novel. I've known about male leads with different types like "little wolf," "little puppy," and "little mongrel," but this is the first time I've seen a "little wild dog" type. 😄😄 It might not be very popular because the title has been changed several times (maybe it's also due to the overall environment on Qidian). But it's definitely worth subscribing to support. 👍
Keep it up, Hulatang! Finally, a new book! I've read all your books, but my favorite is still *The Unlucky Empress*, which I subscribed to entirely, but sadly it had a bad ending.
Hang in there, Hu spicy soup! The plot seems to be getting better and better!
The author wrote quite well, but I didn't like the sister-in-law's storyline. Goodbye.