The Evil King's Favorite

Good looking👀

I suddenly felt that the plot of the story was so boring. The author always used the same few sentences...

This book has no depth, the female protagonist's IQ is getting lower and lower, and the male protagonist has nothing to do. My grandma said that in feudal society, the imperial power was supreme, and no matter how favored a concubine was, she was not qualified to appear in front of others. Children born from concubines, no matter how big or small, must bow and greet them when they meet their direct descendants. And here, the concubine can actually yell at the legitimate daughter. With such untutored behavior, are you sure she is writing about Miss Houfu, not a rural shrew? No matter how discordant you are, you should pretend to be a lady even if you are pretending! Why do you say that the concubine lady grew up in the Hou Mansion?

It's so boring to watch, but it's because I traveled through time.

It looks good, but there are so few comments.

A fair review: The outline of this book is good, but the plot description is too straightforward and mediocre. The speech and etiquette between ancient characters is like a direct conversation between shrews in the city, and there is no depth of etiquette in an ancient novel. The heroine and the prince seem to be quite powerful, but the actual reading makes people feel weak and incompetent. They were so powerful before time travel...

It looks good, but I haven't finished it yet.

The story is a bit disconnected

I thought it was exciting at first, but after reading two hundred chapters, I became more and more bored. The heroine's IQ seems to be getting lower and lower, and she is getting more and more arrogant. She always feels that she can control everything, but she is always being counted out later. He was very decisive in the beginning, but became weaker and weaker later on. The male protagonist is indeed not as powerful as he said. The two of them kissed from beginning to end and did nothing else. I'm not in the mood to read anymore.

I really like this book, but it's too short.