The Fake Eunuch in the Imperial Palace

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I'm adjusting my schedule today, and I'll resume two updates a day tomorrow. Without readers urging me to update, I really do get lazy! Writing for so long has left me exhausted. My passion has been constantly whipped and tortured by the data, it's been killing me (sob sob sob) 😭

Another day of playing alone, a long and winding road.

I originally planned to finish it in one chapter, since I've been writing for quite a while now, and I'm feeling lonely and isolated. But seeing the support from my fellow writers has really touched me. I'll keep updating twice a day, but I probably won't be able to add extra chapters because I have to update two books every day 😂

I've tried sending it several times, but I just can't seem to get it to go through the book club group 😂😂😂

I'm so tired and exhausted today, so this is the only update. I'll see if I can make up for it later. Sorry everyone 🤝

The more you write, the more irritating it becomes. If you have no conflicts to explore, just stop. Don't come up with these mindless plots. Princesses as hostages are extremely rare in history; they were almost always used for political marriages, where their purpose was much greater. Is the author's brain filled with women to produce such a brainless story? Stop watching porn all day and writing novels all about women; you'll die surrounded by women sooner or later.

Wow, it's been so long since my last update! Happy New Year!

1. If a princess is not well-regarded in her own country, she may be sent to another country as a hostage. In ancient times, being a hostage was a means of securing national loyalty and support, and also an alternative to political marriage. If a princess did not receive sufficient support and attention in her own country, sending her as a hostage might be a reasonable choice, as it could be exchanged for the support and alliance of other countries. However, it is important to note that such decisions were often political expediency rather than based on personal will and interests. In ancient societies, women's status and rights were very limited, so the wishes and interests of princesses were usually not a primary consideration. 2. In alternate history time-travel novels, the appearance of a princess as a hostage is, to some extent, plausible. This is because alternate history novels typically set a background and rules different from actual history; in this fictional world, history...

Please don't stop updating!