The Princess Is the Vermilion Mark in My Heart

The beginning of more than 100 chapters is exciting, especially when the emperor explains why he is so good to the heroine, as well as the little reveal-style plot points about the prince's hidden clumsiness, which are all very interesting. The part of the conspiracy, which can be regarded as the IQ of everyone, is very exciting. However, the presence of the male protagonist is too strong, and all I can think about is Brother Yuli, Brother Yuli... The last thing I want to read in a cultivation novel is the male and female protagonists sticking together every day. This is a slap-in-the-face novel with the love brain as the center, and the surrounding men and women as the radius. It would be great if it was written as two people doing their own things in their own countries. The plotting part is so beautiful, but I often turn my head to Brother Yuli, which makes me upset. The most important point is that the relationship between the emperor and the male protagonist is not equal. In this book, the emperor is equivalent to being the father, mother and teacher of the female protagonist. But when writing, the most important thing in the female protagonist's mind is the male protagonist. Although the plot is also very good for the emperor and Wei Guo, his words and deeds revolve around the male protagonist, which is very uncomfortable. I only accept that kind of In the book, the relatives and elders are all villains, so it's understandable that they care about each other and revolve around the male protagonist, but this is not the case. Wei Di was very heartfelt to the female protagonist and gave everything he could, and the fundamental reason is that he has the world in his heart. In my heart, this kind of elder is ten thousand times more important than men. The writing is a bit too love-minded, and I can't stand it after reading more than 400 chapters. Hey, it would be great to reduce the role of the male protagonist. The author really did a good job in shaping those supporting characters. Of course, there are also people who just like to read this kind of male and female protagonist, so they may think this book is perfect.