What Should I Do If the Elven Empress Pressures Me to Marry Her?

I was drawn to this website five years ago by a recommendation for this book on a forum. I hadn't visited for over a year, and when I came back, many of the books I subscribed to had disappeared, and many authors had left. Is this website about to shut down? It seems to be on a downward spiral.

Has this book been censored? I remember it used to be quite explicit.

Does anyone know anything about the author's current situation?

Now that I have some free time, I've come back to look at it. I had already ordered everything before, but now when I look at it again, it feels like something's missing. Is it just my imagination?

This is my first time watching it, and I'm curious whether the male lead has taken in all the women in his harem?

At first, I was drawn in by the novel subject matter, the engaging plot, and the harem element that boys love. Actually, the book was already finished, but I patiently kept putting it off. Today, I read the last chapter, lit a cigarette, and finished it with a heavy heart. Leaving the thrilling and suspenseful novel, I have to return to the tedious reality. After finishing my cigarette, I left Lindentu, I left Her Majesty the Empress. Leaving the world outside the novel, I feel empty inside. But in truth, you and I, a hundred years from now, will also disappear from this world, won't we? Our journey in this world can also be seen as a novel. Life, like a book, is finished...

This book is indeed very captivating. I first encountered it around 2017, and you could say I only downloaded the app to read about the lewd empress and her nephew. Initially, I followed it because of the yandere empress and the nephew's lack of restraint, but later I was drawn in by the diverse characters, endless humor, and grand world-building. If there are any flaws, it's that there are too many characters, making it a bit hard to remember them all, and the length is excessive, causing some dragging. However, this is ultimately a harem-style, erotic, and enjoyable novel; the fun is what matters. I wish the author continued success in their writing.

It's been a long time since I've read such a delightful novel! The entire story is interspersed with various jokes that had me in stitches, and the inherent sense of historical unease inherent in Paradox Interactive's humor is perfectly captured in the character of Lindenman. Lindenman and his wives are sometimes hypocritical, sometimes at odds, and sometimes bound together in life and death; each character—the yandere, the tsundere, the gentle, the naive, and the pleasure-seeking—is vividly portrayed on the page. Keep up the good work, author!

I'm promoting my own completed novel, a million-word harem novel titled "Forced by Life," which you can see by clicking on my profile picture. It's a complete harem story with a happy ending, though there are some sad parts. It's all about violence and the female lead will fight back. Sorry if this bothers you.

If the only thing that attracts you to someone is their looks, is it still love? If love comes at the cost of one party's dignity, is it still love? In the author's writing, I feel no love, only a distorted desire for control. It profoundly illustrates the fact that fairness and dignity simply do not exist under absolute power. Power means being able to do whatever you want, possess everything, and be capricious and free. The weak can only submit and accept. It's a truly despairing reality. The biggest flaw in the article is its portrayal of love, which is detached from real-life relationships, yet it's closer to the truth of reality.