
I’m Done Pretending: After Clinging to the Crown Prince, I’m Loving It
不装了,抱上太子大腿后我真香了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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698Chapters
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It was quite interesting at first. The male protagonist initially only wanted to have a woman, the heroine. Queen Qin also said that she did not need her son to sacrifice his looks to collect a bunch of women in the harem because she felt that her marriage was unhappy and she wanted her son and daughter-in-law to have a happy marriage. It's a pity that the plot collapsed later. The emperor lived a long life and became the Supreme Emperor in the end. The male protagonist had many beauties in the harem and favored many princes and princesses. However, he did not keep his previous promise and was not a double chaste. The emperor's uncle from another country admired the queen of Qin and never married. The prince's nephew also had a deep love for the heroine. I couldn't understand the author's thinking. Wouldn't it be better to just write that the emperor died and the queen and the emperor's uncle from another country had a happy life? Or wouldn't it be better for the heroine to fall in love with each other when she saved his king and develop into a good marriage. The good plot collapsed in the end, not Shuang Jie, just average.
The writing was average and I could have read it, but I felt offended by this novel. I actually saw my name in this novel. . . . . . . . . . . . I suggest you change the name. Thank you.
The author loves the male protagonist so much
Finally, there is a book in which the concubine sisters have a good ending in the end. The three sisters have different destinations and lives, which is quite good. There is no messy frame-up throughout the book. The sisters can be considered to support each other with the overall situation in mind. Although the fate of the original heroine was changed and her marriage was unfortunate, the story slowed down later. Slowly waking up, it's rare. The heroine is a choice that is more important than anything else. She is not a time-travelling girl. She was taught by her mother to be very smart. She doesn't act like a monster. She doesn't ask for too much. She doesn't need to do too much. She just chooses the right one. Although the male protagonist has a harem, the two of them know what it is for and they don't betray each other. There is nothing we can do about the jump in writing later. After all, it is impossible to unify the six countries in just one year. It can be seen that the author has no pretentious prejudices, and the plot is consistent with ancient times.
The front part was pretty good at first, but when I scrolled through the comments section, I realized that there were many women and children behind the male lead! ! ! I couldn't accept this anymore, so I decisively gave up the article.
I really thought that the male protagonist would only have the female protagonist, but I read the comments and said that there were a lot of women and gave birth to many children. Later, whether it was voluntary or not, he went against what he said. This can be regarded as a sign of incompetence.
Halfway through the book, I felt like I had written it by another person, forget it, it's a novel anyway, don't read it with your brain, this one is a little bit brainy, but it's outrageous, the rest is just a mess, it's just Shuang Jie, the male protagonist's substitute for the favored concubine, the male protagonist treats the female protagonist quite well, the transition of the heroine's character is too far-fetched, and the way the prince looked when he was a child is outrageous.
It's okay in the early stages, but it's a mess starting around chapter 400.
The first part was good, but then the plot became more and more confusing. After the queen died, I couldn't watch it. The author really likes to add extraneous things. The emperor was jealous of the queen all day long, and all the court affairs were handed over to the prince. In this case, wouldn't it be better to directly become the overlord? This would also prevent the other princes from persecuting the prince for the throne. The prince also vowed not to take concubines, but later he got a bunch of women. It was too messy. It was completely opposite to the initial character design, and it was impossible to watch.
Not bad, not bad Good-looking, good-looking, very good