Queen Chitose Loves to Eat Melons

I feel that this novel is different from other novels I have read. The sentences are brisk and the content is humorous. It's hard not to love it😘😘

It's pretty good, the male and female protagonists are both clean! Very interesting! Recommend!

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I don't want to read anymore after seeing Chapter 27. What's going on with the heroine's maid? She always suspects her master when something happens, steals things, and has an affair with a guard. What's going on with the heroine? Every time she explains softly to the maid, even if she comes from a low-ranking official's family, she should know how to serve. Isn't there a maid to serve her when she's at home? Let the maid not call her a slave, it's all my own words. The male protagonist fell in love at first sight, but he didn't want to enter the palace because the female protagonist was beautiful and smart. This is what is called being different to stand out. I gave up.

I just read Chapter 10. There were too many typos, which affected the perception, so I abandoned it.

What can I say, the writing is not good, the plot is delayed, the language is blunt, the structure is confusing... I have no desire to read it, just like a primary school student writing an essay, complaining about nothing, using inappropriate words...

The plot of the story is so unconventional. The emperor's concubine returned to her parents' home, but she had no entourage or bodyguards. There is only one maid and one secret guard. Don't be too fake. When I went to an ancient temple, I noticed something was wrong on the way, and I had to go there before I could communicate and say it was wrong.

It looks really good at the moment, but the more I look at it, the worse it gets. People are rebellious because of their verbosity and the kindness of women. I have tried every possible means to kill them, but how can I still let them go? Don't you know what letting the tiger go back to the mountain means? There are also a lot of typos