Favoring a Concubine and Neglecting the Wife? I'll Protect This Cannon-Fodder Character in the Household Drama

I can't stand it anymore. Did the female lead time-travel? Or transmigrate into a book? She's lived a muddled life for over ten years without making any plans for herself? She just genuinely considers herself a pampered young lady from ancient times? Being a pampered young lady is fine, but does she expect ancient men to be monogamous for life? Besides her beauty, does the female lead have any other skills? It's laughable!

The female lead is incredibly stupid, having wasted two lifetimes. Despite having experience from her previous life and knowing the plot, she still foolishly pities her weak and helpless half-sister, taking her to the Crown Prince's palace and unsuspectingly drinking the tonic her half-sister prepares, only to be poisoned by a curse. She's both stupid and a saint, utterly undeserving of sympathy. As for the male lead, the Crown Prince, he's a hopeless romantic, constantly investigating the female lead's childhood sweetheart and suitors, and endlessly jealous. Was the Emperor training the Crown Prince just for investigating men and chasing women? Skipping through over two hundred chapters, all I saw was the female lead's stupidity and the male lead's obnoxious behavior.

The title of this book sounds pretty arrogant, right? Only capable and talented people can be so arrogant! But when I opened it, I was furious. The female lead has no ability at all. She was given the golden finger of knowing the plot after transmigrating into the book, but she's just a decoration. The female lead is useless and arrogant, relying solely on the male lead's pampering.

This female lead is so stupid and pretentious. She has no skills but loves to act up. It's utterly speechless.

A pretentious, saintly female protagonist.

It's a great read. "The Emperor Chases His Wife" is very enjoyable; the mutual love between the two is very appealing, the pacing is fast, and overall it's very sweet. There's no palace intrigue or domestic power struggles; the two share all the scheming. The only downside is that many supporting characters' fates aren't explained. It truly focuses on the male and female leads. I highly recommend it; don't be misled by the title.

The plot is dragging, with a large portion consisting of intimate scenes between the male and female leads to pad the word count. Furthermore, the female lead is too weak, making it uninteresting.

The female protagonist is a saint

The female lead is utterly trash; she's brainless. What kind of logic did the author use to write this?

The female lead is a saint, and the male lead is love-struck. Speechless 😒