Am I Really Going to Force the Peerless Female Emperor to Marry Me?

Honestly, the environment for this kind of content is terrible. It's all about women being transformed and married off a hundred times. Good male protagonist stories are like panning for gold in history, and the data isn't good either. Plus, it's not recommended on BL (Boys' Love) platforms. Nobody can stand this kind of thing.

I took a break these past couple of days, so it's normal that my updates are a bit inconsistent. Things will be fine once the break is over.

My family member had a severe cervical spondylosis flare-up and almost fell and fainted. I need to take care of them, so I'm taking the day off. Sorry.

Take a day to adjust your condition.

I've caught a bad cold; the weather turned cold and I didn't realize it yet. I'll rest for a bit; I don't know if I'll be better by tomorrow. Sorry.

I just ordered the first volume, you won't run away with it, right? [Sfem:10:479]

It's quite obvious that this work is a trendy, formulaic piece of literature. The author himself often jokes that he's run out of ideas and is just trying to make a living. However, many plot points reveal that the author is still creating what he loves most. Despite the pressure of daily updates, he strives to enrich the characters and showcase their personalities: Bai Di's decisiveness, Xiao Cui's innocence, and Duo Fu's simple, worldly aspirations. They lead the protagonist and the audience step by step into the turbulent Great Jing Dynasty. Although the author intentionally downplays the turmoil and uses some classic villainous tropes...

No, buddy. Why haven't you updated again?

Take a short break, I'll make up for it tomorrow.

This author has definitely read manga like Kengan Ashura and Baki 🤣🤣🤣