Your Majesty the Empress, Please Stop Chasing Your Husband to the Crematorium

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Therefore, no one sees this as a "cremation scene" at all. A "cremation scene" implies extreme regret and a willingness to pay any price. Yours only shows the female lead's frustration at not being able to control the male lead. This kind of story should be adapted for female-oriented platforms like JJ or QD (a Chinese adult fiction platform). Posting it on male-oriented platforms is just toxic.

Personally, I think this book should be renamed "How to Escape from the Empress's Control"... The empress is too domineering; even the male lead's only follower betrayed him. It lacks any sense of a tragic ending; only the male lead is completely controlled. It's strange that recent stories about chasing after a lover are all being written as female-centric novels.

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Dear readers, since many of you have asked this question, I'd like to ask if you are interested in the background of the male and female protagonists' breakup? Should I explain it clearly at the beginning?

The beginning, with the female lead's pursuit of her husband, initially captivated me, but the later scenes of her changing her face and becoming his apprentice felt like the female lead was indulging in self-delusion. And if she succeeded so easily, wouldn't the male lead seem unimportant? The face-changing pursuit is ultimately a lie, and the female lead's initial belief that her body could compensate for past hurts is cheap; sexual favors are the lowest form of redemption.

I hope to pass the editor's assessment.

Upon reading the latest chapter, the content of the book has absolutely nothing to do with the title and synopsis. Forget about chasing after the male lead, she has no regrets or thoughts of changing anything. Especially in the latest chapter, she tricked the female supporting character who liked the male lead away. Is she trying to show how much she has the male lead under her thumb?

Write more romance storylines; the career storylines aren't interesting.

I got a text message saying I'll be posting on Twitter on Sunday. I'm a little nervous; it's been so long since I wrote a new book.