The Empress Is Tea-Loving and Charming, and the Yandere Emperor Pinches Her Waist and Dotes on Her.

I can't watch it anymore when I see the finale is coming. The plot is so disgusting. Although the male protagonist is the emperor, it is normal for him to have three palaces and six courtyards. Some readers like double purity, but there is nothing that can be done. After all, in ancient times, after the death of the queen, the heroine was made empress and finally abolished the six palaces. There is a pair of people in the whole life, and there is a pair of lovely twins. There is no need to write about this place. The latter part is a bit superfluous, and I feel that some of the numbers are counterproductive. There is nothing to write about, so I don't need to write it. What is a good novel like? In order to control the water problem, the heroine gave the emperor another concubine and reestablished the Sixth Palace. I felt angry and a little unhappy when I looked at me. The heroine is a modern person, and she can share the same husband with other women for profit. I don't know what she thinks. I have read so many ancient poems. In a romance novel, the male protagonist gets married equally at the beginning, but after falling in love with the female protagonist, he becomes his only favorite. By the end, being together for the rest of his life is the ultimate goal and the most desired thing for the modern heroine. Why does this novel have six palaces after being together for a lifetime, and the heroine asks the emperor to favor other women? The plot here is really disappointing. At the end, I felt that the female protagonist was very annoying. I felt that in order to achieve my own goals, I could give up my man, which felt very snobbish. I couldn't even watch the finale of the last few episodes. If I knew what happened next, I would not have read this novel. It is a waste of time. If you don't mind, you can read it. This is also my personal review after reading.

The writing is a bit jerky, and the plot in the later stages is rather inexplicable.