Your Majesty the Empress, How Dare You Treat Your Subject So Rudely?

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I'm starting to miss my older sister. After watching for so long, I realized she seems to be the only female lead who truly and practically sacrifices everything for the male lead. The others either lack the ability or have no reason to. She gave up the throne for him once, and another time she couldn't find him for days and nights without eating or drinking, which was quite touching. In the end, she'll probably be the head of the harem. I really like this older sister/mother figure who also gives off a passionate girlfriend vibe.

The writing style is very comfortable to read, without deliberately using obscure words or exaggerated rhetoric to create a sense of sophistication. The plot flows smoothly without conflict, instead focusing on portraying the complex inner world of the characters. If you enjoy ancient-style romance with reverse psychology and emotional entanglements, you should give it a try. Personally, I think it's much better than those nonsensical light novels. If you have the patience, the current chapters won't disappoint you. However, everything depends on your patience to read slowly, experience, and understand the story. I look forward to seeing the protagonist's growth. The only issue is that, apart from the protagonist, the other characters are a little underdeveloped, but that's just the beginning, so we can wait and see what surprises the author will give us later...

I discovered this book last night, and didn't fall asleep until 7:40 this morning. Every character is so vividly portrayed. At the beginning, I saw Pingran being tricked by the prince, initially afraid that the emperor was a tyrant who believed the prince. Then, Pingran, seemingly foolish but actually wise, helped his elder sister debate with the scholars. Ultimately, everyone's actions and thoughts, including the emperor's, felt very reasonable, especially Pingran's. It's been a long time since I've seen such a normal and natural male lead in Pineapple Bun. The parts about the protagonist's mother also really touched me, especially the journal. It was written by Pingran's mother; she's been gone for over ten years, and he's still reading it. She's gone at the beginning, but she's everywhere in his life. Now, the elder sister's sadistic tendencies are really kicking in...

It's not badly written, but unfortunately it's a one-way street with no updates.

A very good book, it's a pity it's buried in BLB.

Besides this book and the other book, "There's also the one where you don't have to serve the emperor...", Are there any other novels where the male protagonist was raised by the female protagonist since childhood?

One update isn't enough, bro, give me some more, please!

I originally just wanted to find a bedtime read, but I ended up reading it straight until 4 a. M. I think it was great. Although there seems to be a character mentioned in the synopsis who hasn't appeared yet, the development of the older sister and the male lead is quite good so far. I'm also looking forward to the male lead's twist and the development of other characters later on. The sadistic older sister taming the timid little dog is hilarious. If the author continues to develop the story normally, I will definitely read it until the end. Keep it up!

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