May the Golden Age Be as You Wish, Your Majesty, Stop Appearing in My Dreams

Here's some good news: although I was diagnosed with chronic pharyngitis and an epiglottic cyst, I'm not surprised by this anymore. It's probably caused by my rhinitis that I've had for over ten years. Because I wasn't feeling well, I couldn't travel that far from Fujian to Liaoning. My teacher took pity on me and helped me get my degree certificate. It's ready to be mailed to me now. Thank you all for your concern.

Let me briefly tell you about my recent situation. Currently, due to some issues, I can't get my degree certificate... Then, I had surgery these past few days. It was supposed to be an ear blockage, but it inexplicably spread to my rhinitis that I've had for over ten years... My nasal polyps were severely deformed, so I had to have them removed. I almost died from the pain; it was excruciating. I'm currently on my fifth day of antibiotics. My hand is swollen from all the injections, but I still have to get more. I'm also getting nebulizer treatments and red light therapy to reduce inflammation. All the money I've earned from writing books these past two years has gone to the hospital... I really want to cry

This book is one of the best Western fantasy novels I've read, with very well-developed and vivid characters. Let me first share my thoughts on a few of the female characters. First, there's Sheila. After reading eighteen chapters, I found this little maid to be incredibly adorable! According to the text, Sheila is a witch saved by Kahn, and her dependence on and adoration for him even surpasses that of the Queen. Currently, it seems Kahn cares most about Sheila. Second, there's Nia. The author has described Nia very clearly; she has the air of a sheltered young lady, making it difficult to discern whether her feelings for Kahn are genuine...

Could the male lead please be a little more reserved? It's really painful to watch. He dedicates his entire life to the point of exhaustion, even until his death. I'd rather watch him travel and enjoy life with his maid than see him constantly cleaning up after a bunch of troublemakers until he dies. It's truly unbearable.

The author is very honest and straightforward, and I admire the author's attitude. I believe that this attitude will definitely help the author cope with life in the future. Although God is cruel, I believe that the author will definitely be able to give God a big fight in the future.

After reading your heartfelt words, let me offer some advice. The most important thing in your current situation is to relax and have a positive attitude. Many unpleasant things are happening around you, but thankfully, they haven't directly affected you yet. Looking at the bigger picture, you don't need to directly confront the issues with elders and relatives right now. From your description, if you want to take the civil service exam, objectively speaking, the financial pressure isn't too great. In short, your short-term difficulty is simply managing your own affairs.

Keep up the good work, author! Life is indeed tough. Take care of your real life and adjust your mindset first, then you can write more later. Wishing you happiness.

The characters are very well-developed, but the pacing is a bit slow. However, I personally feel that the later episodes with the sheer veil will be quite exciting. The little maid is currently my favorite character. I think the empress next door is quite cute, and the church saint seems like a bit of a character to amuse me, haha. I hope I don't let some people spoil my mood. I'll stay focused and update more, more, more! …Just padding the word count!!!

It feels a bit messy. Author, don't rush it, take your time writing.

The author's writing is excellent; I highly recommend it. Among all the books I've read, this author has a very strong ability to control the plot. I really like the author's writing style and pacing. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. As for the Empress, I just want to see her kneeling before Kahn's tomb, filled with regret 🤬. The author can write with confidence; as long as it's not abandoned, there will be plenty of monthly votes and rewards. The author's character development is very successful and vivid. It's much better than 50% of the works on Pineapple Bun. Based on the tags, it might be a harem novel. I want to read a sweet romance between a half-elf and the protagonist (…).