The Emperor's Doted-On Consort

The premise of starting a talent selection process is incredibly illogical. According to the author, daughters of officials and scions of noble families who don't participate in the selection can only marry people from farming, artisan, or merchant families. With millions needing to marry each year, this implies a talent selection every year. Does the palace really need that many people? What happens if the emperor is too young? Isn't this setting blatantly absurd?

It's so good! I've watched it so many times, but I still think the beginning is much better than the end. Keep it up!

Damn, this was so frustrating to read! The author is ruthless in writing such childish Chinese; it's too harsh. I don't recommend getting hooked.

Having read the author's previous five sweet romance novels, I feel this one is the best! I really like it and hope the author writes more sweet romance novels like this. Love it!

I don't like this book. The female lead's father was a prefect, after all. Just because he's gone, does that mean she can be a prince's plaything? If the prince truly cared, would he do so many frivolous things? This is practically forcing a court lady into slavery! Even if he'll be alright later, I can't stand it now.