Daily Life in the Deep Palace

This is a very good-looking masterpiece of court battles. The plot has ups and downs, and almost every step is unexpected. It makes people unable to guess the next plot, but it is also gripping. The plot is so exciting that people can easily get involved in it, and they may be happy or sad or angry or nervous or frightened. The reader's mood is very cleverly grasped and very appetizing.

The beginning is quite attractive. The heroine has brains and can resolve all difficulties. But the male protagonist was so disgusting that the more I watched it, the more I disliked it, which eventually led to the abandonment of the novel. The male protagonist is a good emperor, but emotionally he is a psychopath. I just like to see the heroine feel aggrieved, and like everything to be done in the opposite direction. The heroine confessed her feelings. He's still being pretentious. He always gets into trouble with the heroine. Just like a 2-year-old baby asking for milk from its mother, it makes a fuss about sucking the milk, and then doesn't want it when it's given to you, just sulking. The heroine has to coax her every time. It was obvious that every time he got hurt, it was because of his identity, but the heroine just happened to be there, and he said it was the heroine who caused the injury. The heroine always stays in the palace when she doesn't cause trouble, and she is angry that she doesn't directly tell her that she misses the heroine. She wants the heroine to accompany her in his palace, so she just throws a tantrum. I can't afford such a low EQ man. Abandon the article. The author's ideas and characters are all reasonable, but I don't like this kind of milk boy. If you like this kind of male protagonist, you can check it out. The heroine has a pretty good personality.

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Very well written! Although the male protagonist has a bad temper, no matter what the female protagonist does or how pretentious she is, the male protagonist never becomes cruel or abusive, and he always dotes on the female protagonist overtly or secretly! Is it because the heroine is in pain when something happens? By the way, she has this part!

I like the male protagonist's venomous tongue that leaves people speechless, and the female protagonist's shameless intelligence.

Nice! The death of the maid Wenxiao and the eldest prince is a pity. Bad people are too capable of doing things, but good people are too easy to break. The male and female protagonists have gone through thousands of sailings, but things around them have changed. They can only sincerely protect each other.

Apart from anything else, why do you think the male protagonist is so unqualified? He is no different from a common villain. After reading the first few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore.

It's obviously Gong Douwen, but he doesn't have much of an ancient charm. The male protagonist feels more like a eccentric, moody and overbearing boss. He doesn't have the feeling of an emperor at all in his words and deeds, so it's not interesting.

After reading Chapter 44, I wrote that the emperor looked like a psychopath.

Just look at this crazy beauty, hahahahahahaha, the emperor's temper is enough 6hahahahahahaha(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ