I'm Not Going to Become the Emperor's Consort

What's wrong with this world? Is it wrong to love someone? I love her! More than anything! Why is her whole family against it! Especially her husband! He even said he'd beat me to death! Yui Hatano's life is incredibly tragic. As a doctor, she was bullied by patients; as a teacher, by students and superiors; as a flight attendant, by passengers; and finally, even in prison, she was subjected to all sorts of bullying. I've collected a lot of evidence like this, and I can't bear to look at it. Every time I do, I can't help but pull down my pants and slap myself a few times! Many people don't understand that porn is about life. We can see that in porn, the girls are mostly beautiful and innocent, while the men are extremely lewd and ugly. Here, the girls represent us...

The plot and characters are excellent, but the human side is utterly repulsive, sacrificing a Valkyrie's life for artificial weapons. Gwyn, in particular, is tragic; his head is severed on the spot, his blood used to create an artificial Valkyrie, not to mention his heart and bones being ripped out to make weapons, and his body being fused into the protagonist's collar. The sister is also twisted and miserable, forcibly breaking off her brother's wings and placing him in a cage called the Empire. The supposedly kind elves, the previous queen, actually intend to control the protagonist and develop the elven race. It's fair to say that everyone around him is troublesome; a pure white lotus stubbornly blooms in this vat of love, only to be slowly tainted by the colors of others...

I felt the author's triumphant ceremony was incredibly unfair to the Elf Queen. Making her wear a hat of shame and calling it a good idea? Couldn't she have simply come to the capital as an envoy for negotiations? This whole thing is so unacceptable; it's easy to lose readers and it's also bad for the male lead's character. He'll be seen as an ingrate, a hypocrite, and a complete scumbag. Even though the male lead is a saint, he should understand the meaning of dignity, right? She's the Queen! If you want revenge, don't do it like this! Even your Queen's humiliation is known only to a few people, but this is a public humiliation! It's outrageous! If someone who loves me (or someone I love) did this...

This book is also known as (The Battle Between Orthopedics and Pseudo-Orthopedics).

Guys, I'm telling the truth. The protagonist is kind, very kind! Like, the kind who complains after being wronged. Some readers might find it frustrating and hard to understand, but you have to be. The premise is quite novel, the writing is coherent, and it reads quickly at the beginning, but the middle gets a bit slower. There are some plot points that I feel require getting used to, so don't try to immerse yourself in them. It's still quite interesting to read. However, author, please don't keep making the story so frustrating. For this kind of novel, it would be better to clarify the relationships first before introducing conspiracy theories. Finally, I just want slice-of-life content! Not just kindness...

The very same type of imperial guard that initially dissuaded the strongest nation on the continent from extorting money in the street—I'm quite curious what kind of queen she is, so powerful that she can lead this bunch of useless people to such an extent.

The author's writing style is decent, vividly portraying the protagonist. The plot flows very well, with foreshadowing in the earlier parts connecting smoothly later. The tropes are also fresh, making it a very interesting book. The character development is excellent, although the emotional descriptions could be improved. Overall, it's a very good book. However, the updates could be sped up; they're too slow right now, not enough to keep reading... So please, author, update faster! I'll definitely keep reading, keep it up!

I started following the author from the very first book, initially drawn in by the cross-dressing tag (laughs). At first, I didn't pay much attention to the world-building, background, or plot. I was always thinking about when the male lead would cross-dress, get teased, and get teased again... But as the book got longer, my focus gradually shifted away from the cross-dressing aspect, and the richer characters and storylines improved the overall reading experience. I stopped expecting just to read a cross-dressing story for fun and started looking forward to the future developments. The writing style throughout the book is remarkably simple, clean, and concise, yet it manages to...

It's not good. The human queen has a terrible personality and a bad temper. I think the male lead would be more comfortable living with the elven queen.

Watching this with your brain engaged is so frustrating. The male lead has absolutely no boyishness, and the elf queen acts like she doesn't even think before she falls in love. And what's with his sister bringing her brother and a dog collar? It feels like his sister is the real male lead!