On Our Wedding Night, I Made the Foolish Prince Cry

The emotional line seems to be relatively flat. There is no sweetness between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist's goal is very clear, which is to go back for revenge. Every counterattack has a goal. When helping the male protagonist, there is an element of calculation and a bit of sincerity. It feels like she is just pulling the male protagonist by the way. The male protagonist only starts to show his scheming in the 80th chapter, but the overall impression is not deep. The male characters seem to be foils. The female protagonist is beautiful and kills everyone on her own. I like it.

This word count seems very weak in today's environment where millions of words are easily available, but the author's main line is clear, and I think the characters, plot advancement, psychological changes and even emotional descriptions are all very good. The author uses the heroine as the first point of view and writes about the heroine's decisiveness, toughness, murderousness, and step by step. However, there are personal emotions, but the heroine has a clear goal. Although she has love, she knows that it is not available, so she does not want this short-term pleasure. The male protagonist is weak. He has hatred in his heart, but he has never been in contact with people or things, so he will always stay at that age. His hatred looks like the hatred of a child, clear but not implicated. Although he has gained some breathing space and grown up with the help of the female protagonist, his sincerity and kindness have not faded away. It is also like this that the female protagonist will fall in love secretly. If he is really a forbearing and seizing power, the female protagonist will probably part ways directly. The author is still a little hasty in the process of the heroine going back to seize power and become emperor. It would be better if she could write it in more detail. The male protagonist can only be said to be a small part of the heroine's growth in this story. The whole text only talks about the heroine herself.

The books written by the author are all to my liking. They are very well written, with clear logic and compact plots. I particularly like the strategies of the heroines, and the emotional aspect is also well written. The ending of this book is a little rushed and I didn't read enough, but it is still a good read₍₍Ϡ(੭•̀ω•́)੭✧⃛

Not smooth, sloppy ending

After becoming a yandere, I can no longer resist my younger brother who can act like a spoiled brat.

After seeing Chapter 36, I'm sure I gave it a good review. It's really good so far, isn't it? I hope it doesn't collapse later

I like the ending

It's ugly, full of saliva, going around and around, quarreling every day, a boring book, abandoned

Chongning is a flesh-and-blood character. When she was a child, her father ignored her mother and daughter. When she grew up, she was very resourceful and killed all the people who bullied them. She regained the throne for her grandfather and was with the person she liked.

Princess Chongning returned to Daye for the sake of her mother and killed the people who bullied them to avenge her grandfather. Prince Liang faked his death out of love to find Princess Chongning.