Spare Me, Your Majesty! I'm Really Not a Traitor!

Goodness, the cover features Noro.

The more I read, the more oppressive it felt, and I wondered if the author had lost control? It's labeled a harem story but written as a single-female-lead tale. Luo Yi's presence becomes increasingly minimal, Zhao Ling'er feels like a minor character, and the newly introduced female characters lack any compelling personalities or seem destined to become the main heroine. By the way, can thousands of years really be less than a decade?

After reading a few chapters, I feel there are quite a few problems. First, this empress, despite being called an empress, is actually just like any other ordinary woman; she doesn't exude any sense of imperial authority. Second, powerful nobles look down on the protagonist's student background, and the protagonist's recitation of "Bring in the Wine" shocks everyone. Based on my limited knowledge of Chinese literature, using "Bring in the Wine" here seems inappropriate; the main meaning doesn't fit. Also, there are characters in "Bring in the Wine," specifically Li Bai's friends, and having the protagonist recite it makes it incomprehensible to others. Furthermore, later on, Han Shaoqing, because the protagonist recited "Bring in the Wine," praised his talent and knelt before the empress, begging her to give him an important position. That's going too far...

The book isn't being updated anymore? Why does this pineapple bun (a popular online bookstore) keep recommending these abandoned books?

I'll start updating more frequently tomorrow, and I'll relax a bit on weekends.

Commenters say that fictional history is hard to write well, so just don't involve history at all! That's like marrying a wife who's perfect in every way except for not having legal marriage—it's simply not perfect.

Is this harem label real or fake?

Chapter 1... The Empress calls a strange man "good brother" and even acts coquettishly. Calling the opening scene a shock wouldn't be an exaggeration, right? I'm outta here.

It's tedious, full of repetitive text, and incredibly rambling. There's so much nonsense that you can always find illogical points, but it doesn't feel like a mindless story. The beginning of the plot is okay, but the later parts aren't exciting at all, so I really can't stand reading it.

Isn't this cover supposed to be Noshiro's?