How Could My Childhood Sweetheart Wife Be the Current Empress?

The first part was fairly interesting, and the subject matter was intriguing, but it became increasingly unreadable later on. Several points particularly bothered me: First, I sacrificed too much for the title, as the plot dragged on relentlessly. For so many chapters, the male lead remained completely unaware of the plot's secrets. This is a common occurrence with author Pineapple Bun (a popular online book publisher): the initial subject matter is interesting and well-written, but after signing the contract, the pacing becomes unbearable for readers, leading to a decline in readership and eventually, the author abandoning the project. Second, there are some logical inconsistencies. For example, the male lead doesn't recognize his sisters. The author has offered explanations, but the reason isn't clearly presented in the book. Many readers have pointed this out, as readers are there to read the book, not the footnotes. And then there are other issues...

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I'm so fed up with this! That woman knew Tongxin's identity, and he just let her go like that? Is the protagonist brain-dead? Just because that woman hasn't done anything heinous? Doesn't he care about Tongxin's safety? How many people would die with him if he fell? He's already died once in his past life, doesn't he have any sense of caution? He has absolutely no sense of responsibility, he's just a total simp protagonist. The character is so ridiculous! If this notorious bandit were a man, the protagonist would have killed him on the spot. Basically, he's obsessed with women, he wants to take every woman he sees. I'm dropping this.

Is your female lead starting to act up? Does she even deserve him? If you're going to write a sweet romance, don't use these kinds of sensory-numbing plots. It's disgusting.

I've dropped it; I don't like swearing.

Hmm, the author probably intends to write about the male protagonist becoming emperor and the female protagonist going to the harem later on.

The first chapter is downright brainless; even if you're going to be lewd, at least be sophisticated in your ecchiness.

The book is currently fast-paced, and the interactions between the male protagonist and his sisters and guards are quite interesting. However, as I read on, I felt a sense of incongruity. Then I finally realized a key point: why don't the sisters switch back? Initially, the role swap due to the wrong carriage and the inability to return from different places is understandable, but what about when they return? Why is the younger sister still the empress, and the older sister still focused on her family? If the sisters are of one mind, what reason is there not to switch back? The younger sister is so magnanimous even after being betrayed by her older sister, showing no sadness whatsoever? Isn't the older sister afraid of her younger sister making rash decisions? Without the foundation of sisterly interaction, the story feels like something is missing as I read on. Secondly, the protagonist transmigrates into the book as a villain, but so far, I haven't felt any sense of villainy...