Your Royal Highness, the Governor, He Is so Presumptuous Again

Overall it's okay, for the general reasons: 1. Typos, punctuation marks 2. What I don't understand is that the heroine gave Yoichi a reason to betray her in her previous life. She was stupid and beat Yinqiu to death in her previous life, but this cannot be regarded as a reason for his betrayal. He can betray the king's fortune and his loyalty to the king. Apart from showing his deep feelings for Yinqiu, the rest of his feelings can't prove anything. Also, I feel that after the relationship between the male and female protagonists is exposed, they will not be favored, not understood, and will be blocked. I use Lu You's "The Hairpin Phoenix". . Why do I feel more uncomfortable? 3. There are many chapters in the heroine's country, with many details. The chapters in the hero's country are probably at most twenty chapters away from the ending. Moreover, the hero's father's eldest daughter-in-law, eldest son, and sixth son were brought down too easily, and the relationship between the two of them developed a bit. . . It was too fast. They helped each other and then developed feelings for each other, and finally recognized each other. But it only lasted less than 150 chapters, so it should be compact. . The heroine and her sister-in-law were told about the pregnancy in the last one or two chapters. They only said that they were pregnant but not about giving birth. They didn't know the gender. After rebirth, what I wrote to them was like the eyes of the sky. There was nothing they didn't know. Summary:. . . Just make do, my confusion lies in the second point, the chapter is short

Although the plot is a bit unreasonable, it's still watchable overall, just don't use your brain.

The ending is too fast. I really want to watch the extras.

It's all messy, everyone is the eldest princess, the daughter of a later concubine can also be the eldest princess, and the daughter of the queen can also be the eldest princess.

Really good