The Emperor and His Consort

It's very interesting. The plot goes deeper and deeper into the memory of the heroine, so you won't feel bored. When this question is about to be answered, another question appears, which is closely linked. I have only read more than 20 chapters now. I hope that the male and female protagonists will be together in the future. Even though the male protagonist has done something sorry for the female protagonist, the male protagonist really dotes on the female protagonist. This is my current point of view. Maybe I won't feel that way after reading it.

The author has good writing skills, tells the story well, and controls the pacing well. But I really wanted to give a negative review, and after hesitating for too long, I gave it a positive review: the story is too uncomfortable. The heroine, the princess of the Great Zhou Dynasty, is hated by her country and her family. She has been repeatedly plotted, exploited, betrayed and harmed, but she finally fell in love with the king who destroyed her country. What kind of top-notch love brain is this. The male protagonist, on the other hand, is ruthless, ungrateful, unsympathetic, scheming and ruthless towards everyone, betrays alliances and kills, and does not keep his word. When it comes to love, there are many women in the harem but they are cruel and merciless to every woman, but the author whitewashes it as only loving the heroine, which is ridiculous. He even took in the heroine's own sister. How to wash it? What is admirable in the story are Helen Shan, her sister Su Ling, and even Princess Tana who have more integrity than the heroine. If the country is the enemy of the family, they should swear to be incompatible with each other. The article whitewashes the heroine's top-notch love affair as the overall good, which is really ridiculous. It also whitewashes the male protagonist's behavior repeatedly, making it difficult to reconcile, which actually lowers the level of the article. Is it the only way to die after all the hardships? The heroine is so ridiculous. After the death of her father and brother, and the destruction of the Great Zhou Dynasty, she can actually fall in love with her enemies. The male protagonist said a few words that he was not the one who destroyed Zhou, but that he was just late, and the female protagonist believed it. There were too many things like this, and the facts were clearly proven, but the female protagonist believed the male protagonist's perfunctory words. The heroine's IQ is 0, her moral integrity is negative, and the story's outlook is incorrect. Praise for the author's writing style. The heroine should have been like Helen Shan, sacrificing her life for her country and dying generously. It is really shameful to talk about love under the hatred of the country and the family.

Worth a look

This is a story about a vase! Vase is a subjugated princess of the Zhou Kingdom. It is said that she has extraordinary beauty and was married off to the King of the Jin Kingdom!!! Although he bears the hatred of destroying his country, he is favored by the king for his vase-like beauty! In the past, he used a beauty trick to help the King of Jin destroy neighboring small countries. During the process, he changed hands several times, but miraculously maintained his innocence. It is incredible that the author defended his innocence so vigorously!!!