Farewell at the Jade Palace

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Chongming, I originally thought he was just a mortal, but I never expected him to be the Crown Prince of Heaven, the future ruler of the Six Realms. Suddenly, his image seems so much more impressive; it's true what they say, "status makes the man," and "gold makes the Buddha." Our female lead is so outstanding, it's hard for him not to fall for her over time. Unfortunately, he's smitten, but she's not—he's doomed. He says his feelings aren't because she saved him, but I think that's rather untrue. He'd only have feelings for her because she saved him, right?

The common people are the most pitiful in times of war. Those gods with a little power always seek to overthrow the world for their own selfish desires. They have the privilege of releasing vengeful spirits from the evil realm and exploiting their resentment. Yu Song's actions are truly despicable. Yu Song obtained the Eye of Time and reversed time, bringing the female lead back thousands of years. Unfortunately, whether thousands of years ago or thousands of years later, he can't defeat her. Such cunning and scheming must stem from deep-seated obsessions, but meeting our female lead ultimately brought nothing.

I discovered a very subtle but commendable quality in the female lead. She acts with reverence and doesn't let herself be entangled by trivial matters of human relationships. This is probably what makes her transcendent as an immortal, detached from the mundane world. Although she and Ziyu are friends, she doesn't help Ziyu's friends because of this. She's decisive and detached from the complexities of human relationships in reality, living a carefree life that's truly enviable. It's a small detail that other readers might have missed, but I really felt that this detail significantly elevated my impression of the female lead.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime event! To actually see a book within a book! If it weren't for the difference in gender, I would suspect that Zhao Yizhen is the author's alter ego, as if we, with God's perspective and the script, were able to write about so many things that would happen six months later. Zhao Yizhen's "Hua Ming Lu" seems to be intentionally targeting the eldest prince, saying that the border will be breached in six months, and the mastermind behind it all is the eldest prince. What is his true purpose?

"Jade Palace Farewell"—just hearing the title tells you this book is extraordinary. I only read two chapters casually, but I was completely blown away. The female lead is a truly amazing character. She loves excitement and drinking, and what's even more surprising is that she also loves gossip. This is quite unexpected for such god-like figures, but it's rather interesting. The character setup is also quite witty. Without further ado, let's continue reading.

Tao Niangzi is an ancient version of a strong, successful businesswoman, a female CEO. Her character's love of making money is fantastic, relatable, and captivating. Ling Su is quirky and clever, daring to love and hate. The plot is engaging, with layers of conflict, suspense, and a fast pace. The love-hate relationship between Ling Su and the Heavenly Prince is also well-developed.

Wow, what is this author up to?! He's written so many couples at once! Wow, I almost want to ship them all in the story! So many handsome guys and beautiful girls, it's so adorable! The female lead's little follower is so cute, she's always clinging to her. And on the other hand, his other couple is so sweet! Can't he stop constantly following the female lead around like that? I feel like he's a third wheel, can't he let the male and female leads spend more time together?! Hahaha, so awesome!

This is the most possessive female lead I've ever seen in an ancient romance drama. A female lead should be like this—expressing her love, hate, and everything in between, instead of being so weak and waiting for the male lead to make his move. I really like this side of her. Possessiveness? It's about "what's mine is mine, and no one else can touch it." My relationship with the female lead is also very sweet, which is why I especially like her.