Your Majesty, You Can't

The protagonist's character is seriously flawed, and the civil war among the royalists is utterly inexplicable. What's the point of supporting the monarchy? So many people died, and the protagonist knew absolutely nothing. Most importantly, a girl died too (whispering, I don't understand why all the royalists are girls and then they all have to die).

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Author of Dog, give me back Elizabeth and Undine!

However, this is already the fourth novel I've read that gets increasingly perfunctory the more I pay for it. It's not that the plot is bad, it's just that I find it ridiculous. Like the guy upstairs said, can Li An be an emperor? Let's understand the concept of an emperor first, okay? He doesn't have to be omniscient, but at least he should be able to understand the situation. Look at her—a loyalist, imprisoned, and so on—can she govern a country? She can't. And the system, it's not that the system is useless, but some things must have a purpose. I understand what I'm saying is meaningless, I'm just simply annoyed. Author, please continue. I'll hold off for a while and hope for the future… whatever, write however you like…

Holy crap, you've come back from the dead! Is this book going to be abandoned again? Look at how many you've abandoned already! I'm getting traumatized by it.

I really liked this book, but it did raise my blood pressure.

So many girls are dying! It's like the girls' deaths are so exciting. I feel like I'm going to drop the book if I don't see anything other than the civil war.

However, the first reviewer has already said what I wanted to say, so I'll just offer some different thoughts. 1. The protagonist has too little screen time and lacks a clear role in the plot. It's not that the protagonist has too little screen time, but rather that removing him wouldn't feel out of place. Also, you have an emperor as the protagonist, who doesn't focus on politics but instead runs around visiting rural areas and merchants, seemingly doing a lot, but after over a hundred chapters, all he has is a half-dead Ninth Cavalry Division—it's practically useless. It seems the protagonist has accomplished nothing all this time; the royalists have done all the work. The protagonist is essentially just a plot device...

It's utterly useless. The more I watch, the higher my blood pressure rises. The royalists are all high and mighty, touting this genius and that genius, but their organization is zero. They fight amongst themselves, sacrificing lives to gain more casualties—a Pyrrhic victory, but they probably don't even manage to inflict 800 casualties on the enemy. The protagonist only does a few things from beginning to end: first, he kills a few merchants, then he forms a security force, which is completely useless, getting hogged on his own turf. Now, not only is he useless, he's also infected with the plague. He spends a fortune using connections to get into a school, but even then, he does nothing...

I bought all the virtual currency just to read your novel, and you... You've let me down...