Your Highness Is Ill

The writing leaves too many plot holes, feeling contrived, as if everyone is scheming behind the scenes. The main storyline is also uninteresting; the man is weak and submissive, using his looks to advance his position, while the female lead is overly assertive and forceful. Both characters are easily understood from beginning to end, and the narrative flows too smoothly.

The framework is too broad, and the characters carry too much weight, which is a bit too much for a newly established dynasty. The characters are all over-the-top, with an air of profound mystery. The plot revolves around powerful sects and palace intrigue, involving nothing more than fake pregnancy and poisoning—it's neither a pure wish-fulfillment story nor a pure palace intrigue novel, making it a bit tiring to read.

It's great! I love the author's writing style! The characters are all very well-developed!

It still tastes the same, so good! Keep up the good work, and keep supporting us!

They dug a bunch of plot holes in the beginning, but couldn't fill them in the end, and it even had a terrible ending. The ending really didn't live up to what was written.

It was so good, I wanted more!

The ending was so melodramatic, and it's a shame there were no children.