Pampering Princess

The setting for starting the draft is too unreasonable. According to the author, daughters of officials and children of aristocratic families who have not been drafted can only marry into three categories: agriculture, industry, and business. So the tens of thousands of people who need to be married every year mean that there is a draft every year. Does the palace need so many people? What will happen if the emperor is too young? Isn't this setting a lie?

It's super beautiful. I've watched it many times, but I still think the front part is much more exciting than the back part. Come on

Damn it, it's so frustrating to watch. The author really leaves no room for such primary school students' Chinese. It's too poisonous. I don't recommend entering it.

I have read five of the author's earlier sweet novels. Do you think this one is the best? I like it very much. I hope the author can write more sweet articles like this. I love it.

I don't like this book. Why is it that the heroine's father was also a governor when he was alive? Just because her father is gone, she can become the prince's plaything? Does this prince really care enough to do so many frivolous things? This is forcing official women to become slaves! Even if he gets better in the future, I can't stand it now.