Where Can You Survive Without Sharing the Bed?

Please note that this is the completion of Volume One, and I'm currently working on the detailed outline for Volume Two. I originally planned to post this yesterday, but after careful consideration, I realized that the progress you're reading is different from the progress I'm writing, so I'm finally posting it today. Volume One has planted many small foreshadowing elements, all of which will be answered in Volume Two. The plot will definitely not be easily guessed by you. Volume Two will primarily focus on action and violence. I originally intended to keep Volume One simple, around 100,000 words before transitioning to Volume Two, but I later realized there was too much to write, so I had to cut some unnecessary details. The entirety of Qianxi Town wasn't depicted, and some specific folk customs that I had envisioned were ultimately not included...

I just want to ask, what kind of awful ending is this?

I read some comments saying the ending was rushed, so I thought I could continue watching. However, the Empress's character was truly unbearable. Basically, every scene involving the Empress was met with criticism. This Empress is a truly ungrateful, self-righteous, and arrogant wretch; she's disgusting. The male lead, who had no relation to her, saved her, and later, he suffered inhuman treatment and was crippled because of her. When the Empress finally found him, she didn't repay her kindness.

The ending was quite painful. Yang Shu was consistently absent from the story, and the Empress's proposal was only mentioned in one sentence. The final boss fight felt rushed. Perhaps the author was tired. There weren't many sweet moments later on; it was a bittersweet ending with no happy conclusion.

This is truly a wonderful book; I stopped reading after the first chapter. It's a rare gem, not at all mindless. I devoured it in one sitting. The plot, character development, and detailed descriptions are all excellent! Keep up the good work, author! I hope you continue writing what you truly want to say! I absolutely love the book's style! The language is beautiful, the characters' emotions are realistically portrayed, and the progression is gradual and engaging.

It felt to me that the beginning and end were not written by the same person. It seemed that the early part was based on other people's books, and the later part showed the author's true level.

Today is a wonderful double celebration! Can I ask for votes?

From the moment Sang Yu bewitched the Empress and Wan Qing ran away up the mountain, I completely lost my mind.

The new book is now available online.

Double update today!