My Little Imperial Princess Is Number One Under Heaven

In my opinion, the biggest flaw in this story is the prequel. It's clear the author intended to create a poignant love story, emphasizing the unwavering love between the protagonists and the heroine, their tragic separation due to their social status. However, the problem lies in the choice of subject matter. After the heroine's father's approval, she negates all of the hero's efforts based on a single dream, and her insistence on his marriage into the family only highlights her affectation, failing to emphasize the deep bond the author intended and the endearing contrast between her empressly persona and her vulnerable, feminine side. While the prequel is optional, someone genuinely interested in understanding the story's complete structure will appreciate it...

I felt depressed today because of the college entrance exam.

Why are there so many harem novels in SF (a Chinese online forum)? Are there really so few pure, one-on-one romance stories? Are all the men still living in ancient times? Still dreaming of having multiple wives and concubines? Are they just driven by lust? If it's all like that, what's the point of reading it? The rankings are full of harem novels.

Huai Xian is really a lolicon!

I'm not reading at Pineapple Bun anymore... The books I wanted to read just inexplicably stopped.

Because I entered three numbers incorrectly, the actual number will be based on my reply.

I suspect you're using the book title to make a suggestive joke, and I have solid evidence to support it. Emperor Tong's false brother, Ji Tong's fake chicken = younger brother. So you can say that Little J is the best in the world?

Two identical chapters were posted?

Riding on the coattails of a popular author, I'm also promoting my new book, "My Older Sister Can't Be Izumi Sagiri." New author, new book, please support!

Oh, it's a harem anime? Why didn't the title and description say it's a pure romance?