The Carefree Consort of the Dark-Hearted Crown Prince

Cha Cha, here I come!

I finally managed to get a cover after piecing together 10 days of updates. Thank you to the graphic designer, Little Thorn Wolf. There's another thing I'd like to say to my dear readers (I think I have readers, right?) I applied for perfect attendance once before, but the editor said that my story setting was not good and that I might have to revise it completely or start over. But since it's my first story, after careful consideration, I decided I still wanted to finish it. It might be a bit impulsive, but since I'm someone who rarely updates and can't consistently maintain a 4K daily update schedule, I've decided to write according to my own ideas. I might apply for a one-click contract signing after the New Year. So this story may not be fully developed and has many shortcomings. I hope you won't have any concerns. Tell me what you think is bad in the comments section. It can also help me improve! Also, wishing you a Happy New Year and happiness every day!

Come read a book and keep it up!

After the New Year, Zhongyan popped up to follow the article, encouraging the author to keep up the good work and look forward to more exciting content.

Why is Chacha still up so late?! Don't stay up too late writing!

Hmm... Let me think about how to say it. It seems the opening wasn't well done. Let me give you an example! For instance, in rebirth novels, the first chapter usually explains the protagonist's rebirth. Similarly, in cultivation and martial arts novels, the beginning introduces the new setting, essentially building a new worldview (?). Regardless of the genre, the first chapter usually establishes the general background (and the main conflict) before gradually developing the story, or using a flashback technique, but choosing engaging scenes to slowly introduce the background! Even in CEO romance novels, the first chapter often starts with "Ah, it's so hot…their skin…blah blah blah," and then the plot jumps in with the baby on the way! Getting back to the point, in your first chapter, the scene where the female protagonist is drinking and talking with a group of people felt flat; it lacked any compelling elements to keep the reader engaged, and it became somewhat tedious! [Fingers crossed, please don't scold me if I'm wrong!]

It's still pretty good!

Come back to writing soon! Tea Tea.

I've come to read this book, and it's really good. The title is so lovely. Keep up the good work, author! 🙈🙈

Knock on Cha Cha's window and gently call out, "Cha Cha, update soon!"