I Only Wanted to Confess and Get Rejected, So Why Is the Empress Coming After Me with a Chopping Knife?

Most of the books published in the 2021 Spring Expedition were either abandoned or hastily concluded, leaving only you. I really want to cry 😭

First of all, the empress's character is ridiculously over the top. If a complete stranger came to you every day to confess their love, would you be touched? Would you develop feelings for them? I wouldn't; I'd be annoyed. Besides, who is she? An empress above all others! Even if she weren't filled with suspicion, she certainly wouldn't be love-struck. "The most ruthless are those in imperial families"—have you ever heard that saying? A normal emperor would just kill the male lead. Keeping such a fly around would only hinder his mission, wouldn't it? Aside from her identity as an empress, she's nothing else.

This book is good too, why isn't it getting any buzz?

Don't bother reading further. Typos, inconsistent power levels, and the system barely appearing are all bad enough, but the worst part is the characters' personalities changing daily. Literally, one chapter is timid and submissive, the next a powerful force. This is especially noticeable with the male lead, the Holy Lord, the master, and the Empress. I even suspect the author is a team, several people writing whatever they feel like. The characters' personalities are completely inconsistent, and their character development becomes increasingly inconsistent later on… The Holy Maiden is timid and submissive one chapter, then seductive the next, and then suddenly a saintly figure the following chapter—it's all so inexplicable.

Maybe the author wanted to make it relatable, but I really didn't expect cultivators to catch colds.

I'd like to ask if it has anything appealing about it? I didn't feel anything; I couldn't continue after three chapters. The protagonist is brainless; it's just writing whatever makes people happy.

They said it would be a "chasing-her-husband-in-a-crematorium," and I was just waiting to see the empress's regret and her tormented state, but there wasn't even a fart. They even counted "no angst" at the end of a chapter. I'm dropping this! Clickbait!

I bought the whole book during the promotion, and it seemed good at first, but it got increasingly disgusting. The male lead is the most disgusting character I've ever read in any novel; he wants to have his cake and eat it too, flirting with everyone but refusing to take responsibility. As for the author, the article is riddled with typos, names are misspelled countless times, and the most outrageous thing is that the main characters don't even match up! This isn't just a basic error; it's like the author got confused while writing. When I saw Luo Qingge meet the Demon Emperor, my head completely turned 180 degrees; I was utterly bewildered. And the novel's plot? It's just a few scenes endlessly looping. Let me summarize it for you...

🤤Having read this far, I still feel it's not quite as silly as I expected; the humor is a bit lacking. If just a little bit more of these elements were added, it would be several times better. That said, the main focus of this book isn't comedy. Maybe it's just that most books of this genre I've read have comedic elements? Aside from that, it's definitely a good book, especially the recurring theme of confessing and being rejected before pursuing the other person. How to put it... If it were that kind of element, it would probably cause quite a bit of stomachache? It seems to fit the genre of campus novels, so the author can take this as pointless. However, I still hope the author can work harder and improve. That's all. 😁

After reading dozens of chapters, I have to say it's too fast, especially the part about falling snow. I personally prefer slow-burn, gradual development of feelings. But falling in love in just three days seems a bit too fast, even if she confesses every day. I can understand being curious about the male lead, and I can understand having a little bit of affection, but this is clearly a three-day sprint! And considering the female lead's status, she doesn't seem like someone who would be so easily swayed! The subject matter is good, and the writing is fine. Those who like this kind of story can give it a try, but I still prefer slower-burn romances!