The Tyrant's Difficult Concubine Gets Married Without Any Help

Hahahaha I was actually the first person to comment! Finished reading the whole book. The book is a beautiful book, and the introduction is very clear! In fact, if you look closely, the author is just trying to force the male protagonist to be affectionate. After all, details determine everything The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist can be summed up as: possessiveness! Distrust.

I haven't finished reading it yet. As a modern person who has traveled through the past, it is difficult to accept sharing a man with many women. Even if the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist in the end, she is not worth it.

The plot has its ups and downs, and the desire to continue watching is strong. The only drawback is that the ending is too hasty. When the male protagonist learned that the female protagonist did not die and returned to the palace, he made a decision and wanted to give the female protagonist a surprise but it has not been completed yet, so he did not tell the female protagonist. There is no further information here. I guess it will be the male protagonist who will give up the throne. . . 😊

The writing is good, but it's a pity that the male protagonist had three wives and four concubines before, and he has no intention of being a couple for the rest of his life, so it is both realistic and unstable.

I hate men having three wives and four concubines

I feel like the ending was too crudely written.