What Should I Do? I Don’t Want to Be the Empress’s Little Wife

A shout-out to some lovely readers: I don't know which one of you managed to get my book's rating down to one star, (･o･;). While I don't know the specific reason, if you have any similar ideas next time, I suggest you contact me directly. After all, I'm good at boosting ratings, and it's quite convenient for me. ヽ(｡◕O◕｡)ﾉ. It's a win-win situation; I achieve my goal while also having some fun. (The author is not a god, leaving...)

To be honest, authors don't need to push themselves so hard. Give yourself some breathing room. There's no need to constantly force yourself to update at a high intensity just for the sake of fans. After all, we want quality to outweigh quantity. This is just my immature opinion. Okay, that's all I wanted to say. It's been quite a while since the last chapter was posted. Author, are you done resting? If you are, hurry up and update! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare to rest like this!

The author has gone off-topic. The female lead, who was introduced early on, hasn't made much progress, and a second female lead with the script of a true protagonist even suddenly appears. Moreover, the second female lead's character development is better than the first female lead's, despite the large amount of space devoted to her.

It's a bit strange. Isn't the female lead Jun Zhirao? How come she's already in a relationship with Hua Yueli? The main character has only met Jun Zhirao twice so far. It's making me anxious.

Honestly, what's going to happen to Zong Shenlao after this? I've already made Hua the female lead, adding Jun just feels like NTR (Netorare, a form of incest).

Big Pigeon

I'm so sorry everyone, I've been really busy lately and haven't been able to catch up. I'll try to catch up over the weekend.

Miss Hua had already won me over to the max, and then you tell me she's a loser, and the female lead is someone with almost no presence?

It's really absurd. Putting everything else aside, just look at the character design. A protagonist who's skilled in both literature and martial arts, knowing the royal family is plotting a rebellion against his own family, is only thinking about how to avoid being discovered? If he had reported it earlier and alerted the guards, would they have been ambushed so ridiculously? And the villain, who claims to be some kind of incredibly powerful figure, sends dozens of people to their deaths, and then says, "I knew they weren't good enough." Is this what a truly powerful villain is? Sending a dozen men to kidnap their convoy wouldn't have resulted in this. I really don't see any intelligence in him.

Eunuchs are not fit to write novels, you dog!