Yun Luoxi, Great Cloud's empress, is of exalted status, stunningly beautiful, and the supreme ruler.
Yet all the ministers know that this so-called empress is nothing more than a canary kept in the depths of the palace by King Zhou, Feng Qingyao.
When the time is right, King Zhou takes the throne of the Great Cloud Dynasty, and Yun Luoxi, the former dynasty's empress, cannot escape the fate of becoming a prisoner.
Yun Luoxi herself, however, doesn't think much of it.
After all, she's only moving from the empress's chambers where she lived for ten years to the empress consort's chambers. Nothing else has changed.
She is still the canary living in the palace, forever unable to escape the fate of being toyed with in Feng Qingyao's palm...
(Pure romance, wholesome, possessive, yandere. The synopsis doesn't do it justice, so please read the story itself.)
In this day and age, most readers are impatient, or even overly sensitive. This book is indeed not suitable for binge-reading because of its slow pace, but it is undoubtedly a well-written and logically sound book. I estimate that reading it from cover to cover before it's released will be incredibly satisfying.
Isn't Chu Qingyue's storyline a bit too much? It feels like the female lead doesn't even have as much screen time as her.
I like yandere characters, I like the pushover type, I also like Princess Mingyue's courage and resourcefulness, and most importantly, I like the pure and innocent type the most.
This chapter really triggered my stress. The cat got sick and became impotently furious, hissing at others. So I think her previous experiences were pretty much deserved.
Chu Mingyue got close to the protagonist so quickly and even gained his trust. Shouldn't Feng have just killed her?
I want to see Feng Qingyao escalate her punishment of Yun Luoxi. Wasn't Yun Luoxi raised in the palace by Feng Qingyao? She probably doesn't know about the "stimulating" drugs involved, right? If she made a mistake and did something like that to her mother, Yun Luoxi would likely feel guilty towards Feng Qingyao for the rest of her life, wouldn't she? In the end, she'd be both physically and mentally ruined.
The author's actions are truly unethical. It's one thing to do this to the free parts, but to do this to the paid parts is even worse. They even failed to keep their promise to change things back the next day.
Author, Chu Mingyue's role in the plot is a bit too prominent. If you end up having Feng not discovering Chu Mingyue, then the writing could be considered somewhat flawed.
Will Yun Luoxi be poached? No Crypt Lords, please!
I thought the author was going to quit. The subject matter and ideas seemed alright, and the earlier chapters gave me a sense of the outline. I hope it will have a smooth ending.