Crazy Concubine: the Evil Evil Emperor, Don't Mess Around

I felt that the end was particularly sad and tear-jerking. This is the only sad point in the whole book.

I think the heroine has a bit of an unrealistic heroic dream. When he was in the capital, the hero refused to let the heroine intervene. The heroine refused to listen, and ended up hurting the hero. The hero has already found the person behind the scenes, so why not wait? The heroine wants to be the savior. With all due respect, what does the life and death of those people have to do with the heroine? Why do you want to have such unrealistic heroic dreams? Overall, it's pretty good, but in the restaurant, the heroine didn't listen to the hero, and she was a little angry.

It's very good, but there are too few emotional scenes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist.

Is there a second part? The ending is too sad.

The burly man with the flower on his back reminds me of Cheng Yaojin in the game

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It's very interesting, but the ending... I thought a miracle would happen, and she would still be everything to him.

I have a feeling that the people in the comment section are all bastards, although this book is not that bad, just average! But it's not as good as they said!

The last few chapters are so cruel!

In ancient times, people's feelings came out of nowhere, even more bizarre than falling in love at first sight! The most undesirable thing is the boring interaction between men and women, who are quick to draw interesting conclusions, and are quick to commit themselves to each other. I feel that ancient people were more avant-garde than modern people. It seems that flash marriage and flash love are not a thing?