Exiled, I Vacated the Palace to Raise the Prince of the Enemy Country

Poor writing

I don't understand what the author wants to express. . . She was obviously in exile, and it was as if she had signed up for a tour group to go out for fun. Although the food was occasionally a bit poor, it was obvious that the heroine was using the space less efficiently. Moreover, the heroine has a superpower, but she is constantly being victimized and suffers the same disadvantages. She is plotted by a group of ordinary people. Seeing that the bad guys want your life, she keeps giving the bad guys opportunities to jump around and cheat her. The whole family is in exile, but there is no sense of having a broken home, a collapsed building, a blood feud, and a fight to the death with the enemy. Isn't it too childish?

The people around the male and female protagonists are all holy mothers. There are obviously manpower, material and financial resources, but they will never be put to use. Always let the bad guys jump. Always give the enemy a verbal warning and then give him a chance. But the enemy always responded with a deadly blow, killing several supporting characters with one move. I wonder what the role and stance of the male and female protagonists are in the article? Written in a mess