The Costly Cast-Off Consort

I liked Murong Zixuan from the very beginning. In every novel, the female lead has at least two men by her side, but in the end, one of them always gets hurt. His sacrifices for the female lead couldn't be overshadowed by his actions, though they were undeniably heartbreaking. From his initial seemingly innocent and carefree demeanor to his eventual ruthlessness and unfathomable cunning, I still felt a pang of sympathy for Murong Zixuan. The female lead herself said she didn't want to return to Xia Yifeng's side, and he did so much for her freedom, even though there were selfish motives involved. His only mistake was choosing the wrong method. But in that situation, he had no other choice. Why was Xia Yifeng, who had hurt and exploited her so much, still forgiven in the end? In comparison, Murong Zixuan only made one mistake after another after the incident with Mu Tong. Seeing him become a male concubine was truly disappointing; he was such an innocent young man! In the end, he died under the snowflakes, and I could almost picture his face in my mind. Although this comment is late, I still can't help but say, please don't hurt this innocent boy like this.

I've come to visit with my copy of "Moonlight Love Song: The Beauty Under the Moon." The author writes so well; I'd love to learn from it.

Looks good, looks good.

This book is so good!

I love this book!

Fearful, face as red as the Mid-Autumn Festival moon (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑) I always thought the male lead was the cold and aloof type, but I didn't expect him to have such a round face (/ω\) One sentence that ruined my image ╮ (╯_╰)╭

I understand it less and less.

The author is truly amazing! I'm borrowing this space for my new novel, *The Abandoned Concubine: The Phoenix Empress*. Please check it out!

I feel that the male lead doesn't love the female lead at all.

The beginning was too melodramatic to watch.