A Consort by Imperial Decree

Nice

I really like this book. I have read many kinds of ancient books. The male protagonist in this one is one of the few emperors who particularly doted on his concubines.

It doesn't look good! I don't know when I clicked on it, it's so disgusting! The plot is too cliche. After reading more than 700 chapters, it was sweet and sweet. Suddenly, an exotic princess came to show off, and I forgot about the person I loved the most. There's no need to read any more, it's disgusting!

Really nice

I don't remember how many books I've read about this type of book... First of all, let me tell you my point of view. You can be sweet, but it must be consistent with the characteristics of the times. The male protagonist can only have eyes for the female protagonist, but he must also be a wise king. What he does is not in line with this era. You can say that this is the difference between the male protagonist, but I'm sorry, I don't agree. He has no love for the eldest prince, and is even hostile to the heroine's children. Bro, do you have to involve the children when you write about jealousy? Children are the most innocent in my opinion. The male protagonist neither has the love for children that ancient kings have, nor does he have the sense of responsibility for children that modern CEOs have. All in all, the male protagonist is ruining my favor. Secondly, the heroine didn't make me feel like a big heroine, and she didn't have the refreshing feeling in ancient romance novels. Compared to the previous book I read, this book was like two young lovers trapped in the palace from beginning to end. Everyone else was superfluous, even the children were superfluous. In other books, the emperor couldn't give love to other concubines and would focus on describing how much glory and wealth he gave them. I don't want to give this text a bad one, but the male protagonist feels sorry for everyone except the female protagonist. This is how I feel now when I read it.

A very good novel. The male protagonist is the most doting on the female protagonist among all the emperors I have read. He also loves her very humbly. The story originated from the encounter between the male and female protagonists when they were young. The female protagonist saved the male protagonist, and the male protagonist has been in love with her ever since. From a non-existent prince to the ninety-five-year-old prince, the male protagonist has experienced a lot. Although he was controlled by the courtiers, he never gave up looking for the female protagonist. The emperor paid off, and the male protagonist finally found the female protagonist. After countless struggles, he finally found the heroine. The concubine keeps the heroine by his side and gets what he wants. The hero loves the heroine in every possible way. The favor of only one person, the bottomless indulgence, and the ubiquitous care make the heroine's cold heart gradually melt and be surrounded by warmth. The most beautiful thing in life is that when I love you, you also love me. I admire the love that goes in both directions.

The heroine has a wonderful life

The previous episode was quite interesting, but I was really speechless when I saw the scene in Chapter 808 where the emperor was possessed by a poison. Do you have to make the emperor so brainless? Do you have to do it like this... I take back my positive review, I only want to leave a negative review! ! ! I have been downloading Qimao for several years. I was so angry that I linked my mobile phone number to come here to comment. I have a bad review, a bad review, a bad review! ! ! ! I couldn't stand it for a moment, breast cancer was so angry that the author designed this scene.

Well written, the beginning and end echo each other, and all the holes have been filled in! It's just that the male and female protagonist's methods are a little gentler! One major feature is that this is the first book I have ever seen in which the Queen Mother only shows two sides, and there is no mischief from beginning to end! Like readers👍🏻

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