The Spoiled Prince of War: Consort, Behave Yourself

This is a really good book! The writing is very interesting. It's been a long time since I've read a book from cover to cover like this.

It was beautiful, but the ending felt a bit abrupt.

It's quite good; the plot is exciting and funny, and it's increasingly addictive.

It was good, but the ending felt a bit rushed, and many plot points weren't resolved.

A poorly written ending is the biggest disservice to readers. The male lead is poisoned and there's no cure even in the final chapter; the culprit who set fire to the male lead's entire family is never eliminated; the scheming, scheming female lead is still bouncing around in the last chapter, smugly hugging the male lead... It's clearly unfinished; I read nothing but emptiness!

It's a good read when you're looking for something to read. It's a humorous and nonsensical novel. It's not quite a great read, but it made me feel happy. The author worked hard on it, so I'll give it a thumbs up!

It's hilarious! Both the male and female leads are virgins. The female lead dislikes the "pure" female lead, so the male lead dumps her. He's incredibly doting on the female lead. It's super good, though the ending felt rushed. But it was still pretty good though. O_o

The male protagonist is a prince who was harmed by the female protagonist's original body, resulting in the destruction of his family and the poisoning of himself. He didn't seek revenge on her for three years. Isn't that strange? Although he knows it was the crown prince's doing, killing the crown prince is difficult, but killing the female protagonist is not. This doesn't make sense. Furthermore, although the female lead transmigrated, the male lead was unaware of this, right? They are separated by hundreds of lives lost in the entire royal palace; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it a blood feud. Yet, the male lead inexplicably began to take meticulous care of her—isn't that strange? There's a saying: "If you don't kill Bo Ren, Bo Ren will die because of you." Regardless of the conspiracy behind it, the original female lead did stab the male lead in the back, didn't she? She also started the fire, didn't she? Shouldn't they be filled with intense hatred upon meeting? Shouldn't they disregard everything and kill each other quickly? Why didn't I see such conflict? Why did they reconcile so easily? I don't understand.

It's a sweet romance novel with exceptionally delicate writing, telling the story of how two little people gradually fall in love. However, the ending felt too abrupt!

A relaxed and humorous atmosphere, a gradual unfolding of affection, and a love story that develops without anyone noticing.