The Splendor of the Forbidden Palace

This is one of the few stories that I can read patiently. It is not a common mindless pet story. Neither the male or female protagonist has lost their wits because of love, nor has their personality been wiped out because of each other. They have become tools to promote love. From different standpoints, their behavioral logic is self-consistent. I hope not to forcefully arrange a so-called happy reunion. If one person keeps compromising for another person and finally loses himself, that is the real tragedy.

This is too cruel. The heroine has suffered a lot since she was a child, and even more so in the palace. Beatings, punishments, and kneeling are commonplace. The emperor is a high-ranking tyrant who sleeps with the heroine but does not protect her (because it is not the first time he misunderstood her). A woman who has only beauty but no background and is not good at strategy can imagine how her life will be when faced with various women in the harem. The heroine is too weak and has no ability to protect herself, which is quite frustrating to watch. It may get better later, but the front is just too brutal.

Finally it's not a cookie-cutter harem double story! Although the emperor is a breeder, he is closer to reality. There is no nonsense in the whole article, unlike many articles that start high and low and start to get wet as soon as they are written. I also worked on a lot of details, including raising minor issues, and the author also carefully revised them. This is really great!

This book is different from the general description of a king who is like a love brain. The male protagonist's behavior is more like an emperor. Although a love brain is more lovable and conforms to the concept of modern women, doting on his wife without limits, the emperor has his majesty and helplessness. The heroine's thinking cannot keep up with his depth and breadth, so the people who read the article are very upset, but it is also more real. They actually have love in their hearts, and they are silently making changes and understanding each other's thoughts.

Maybe it's a personal reason, I prefer Shuang Jie. The male protagonist has too many women, and he only has a temporary novelty and possessiveness towards the female protagonist. There is no love. I look down on the female protagonist in my heart. I feel that the female protagonist is not good enough. I sleep with this and that. I also ask the female protagonist to be loyal and sleep with the queen when she has no feelings. After giving birth to a child, the queen had difficulty in giving birth, but he felt sorry for the difficulty of being a mother. The heroine was assassinated after giving birth and had no stable mother-in-law. Her own mother died on the spot to protect her daughter. What is even more ironic is that the hero is still accompanying the queen to see his eldest son. He is very angry while watching it. I advise those who do not have a strong mentality not to watch it.

It's pretty good-looking, but that's it. Will the heroine still like the hero? He is always there when he is needed most. He treats the heroine like a pet and helps the queen when he is not there. Alas, I really don't know how to put it. Shadow 8 is very good. If we can stay anonymous together, we should be very happy.

A very unsatisfying story. The male protagonist is selfish, cold and sentimental, but it is simply incomprehensible that the female protagonist can still fall in love with him. And the ending is even more unsatisfactory. The male protagonist can die, but the female protagonist can obviously grow old happily with Ying Ba as a divine couple. Why write the female protagonist to death? The political struggle in the middle was written too lightly, and the ending was too hasty and perfunctory. In fact, it should have ended when no one was found in the coffin. The heroine should have a happy, peaceful and long life for the rest of her life to compensate for the suffering of being with the hero. There should not be Chen An, but she should be with Xiaoba's children and grow old together! As for the male protagonist, it doesn't matter whether he is dead or not, he should be punished! If you write like this, I will give a good review. What a shame, it's so disgusting, the male protagonist doesn't deserve it!

It's a big sadistic novel. The author's writing style is super good. It's much better than those verbal novels. I read more than 300 chapters in one day. I read it in class. I hope the author can give the heroine a good ending. She is so miserable. It makes me sad ❤️😣

The setting of the male protagonist is very poor... And the writing is also very confusing, and the final ending is not good. The male and female protagonists have been separated for more than 10 years, why do they want to be together again? I want to see the ending of their separation.

When I got to Chapter 100, I finished reading the ending and the extra chapter, and I thought the extra chapter was pretty good. After reading 300 chapters, I read the ending and the extra chapter again, and found the extra chapter quite jarring. Maybe the author just wanted to explain why the heroine committed suicide, but it would be cruel to force the character of Xiao Ba Zhong dog to collapse. The logic of the writing is quite reasonable. The male protagonist is a very standard good emperor, so the ending is destined to be a tragedy. Only a faint king is worthy of love. No matter how much the male protagonist protects and compromises in that position, it is all his surrender. The damage has already happened, and the damage will never be erased. There is no room for forgiveness. I don't really want to bother watching the heroine's road to revenge. The first half of her life is pitiful enough, and she has to fight in the end when she enters the palace. Life is short and tiring. I hope the heroine will meet Xiaoba directly in the next life.