The Sickly Crown Prince Needs to Be Coaxed

It's a good read. I really recommend this book. The plot is very compact and exciting, but it's a bit unknown. It's a treasure trove of books. It's really a quick read. To be honest, I think the rating shouldn't be so low.

It mainly revolves around the drama of political intrigue in the court. From the beginning to chapter 100, there are more narratives and it seems a bit boring. The heroine is a concubine fighting against all kinds of malice of the whole family. She has no power and power and is suppressed in various ways. After the 100th chapter, the prince joins and the harmony of emotions becomes more vivid. She is Shuangjie. The heroine has a free and easy temperament. She has a lot of influence from her career as a killer in her previous life. She has martial arts and resourcefulness. In the end, she unlocks a new identity. Her mother fled from another country. The heroine has a slightly better position as the eldest princess of the Northern Qi Dynasty. The male protagonist is also very resourceful and has excellent martial arts skills. He has been suppressed and poisoned in various ways since he was a child, but he is still good at acting, manipulating behind the scenes, and is slightly paranoid. In the end, he becomes the emperor and has only one female protagonist and queen. Overall, it's a good read. Typos, wrong character names, and some slight language inaccuracies can be ignored. However, it doesn't contain much sugar, and the Machiavellian style seems a bit heavy. If you want to read sweet and light-hearted stories, this is a detour.