The Evil King Chases His Wife

I was so scared when I saw over 10,000 chapters that I didn't dare to read any more.

This story started in 2014 (according to Baidu, it should have been earlier), how many people have been waiting and hoping? After several years, the story finally reached the pinnacle of the gods, and everyone was eagerly anticipating seeing Master Rong Yun, the City Godfather, the legendary parents, and the Heavenly Dao that hadn't even appeared yet. However, for the past six months, the author seems to only have her eyes on new stories. She said she'd finish it this July, but judging from her current update speed—one chapter a month on the first day of the month asking for monthly votes, and the rest depending on her mood—whether it can even finish in seven years is a question. 😅

Sisters, although I admire you very much, what you write is really not water, but a vast ocean.

I propose that Su Xiaoluo's nickname be "Su Yuepiao" (苏月票). Readers, fellow book lovers, ticket enthusiasts, and netizens, please like this post if you agree! ❤❤❤

I feel that her book is discriminatory against women, completely lacking the spirit of modern women's literature. Reading it makes it seem as if women are inherently vulgar and lowly, utterly corrupted by the materialism of this era. I can't feel her inner world. Even though it's online literature, shouldn't it have some value judgments?

It's still not finished! I read it in middle school, and now I'm a junior in college! This is the most drawn-out novel I've ever read.

Actually, after leaving the Sunan CP The novel was already finished when I left the Azure Continent.

I still remember that when I first read this novel, it wasn't called this. It was called The Evil Prince and the Good-for-Nothing Fourth Miss. Hahahaha. I remember it so clearly. This novel must have been the youth of many people.

I'm a guy, and I used to browse female-oriented online novel platforms a lot when I was a kid. I stumbled upon this one in a mobile phone store sometime in 2014. You're really persistent; it's already 2020, and you still haven't finished it. It's the same as that mythological version of *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* I read on a male-oriented platform—one's been going on for six years, the other for five. I'm making this review here, just marking it off. I'll check back in five years after I graduate from university to see if it's finished. 🤓

This time-travel novel is what got me hooked on my youth. I started reading it in sixth grade, and now that I've graduated high school, just seeing the protagonist's name brings back memories. I have to say, it's incredibly drawn out. What I can't stand is the male lead's infrequent appearances. He was my number one favorite male lead back then! I think I dropped it in my third year of junior high. I just stopped reading it today and suddenly saw it again, so I'm commenting! 🤣