The Tenderness in the Palm of the Powerful Minister Turned Black

It's so ugly, I can't understand it at all

Author, I feel that the framework of your novel is okay, but the psychological portrayal of the characters is too much. I know you may want to make the characters more three-dimensional, but it is too complicated. I suggest you change it. I also feel that the supporting characters have more "plays" than the protagonists. The male protagonist's appearance is too little, and it basically comes from other people's memories. I am curious, is the male protagonist really the regent? From the appearance, the prince is more like the male protagonist. I hope the author can modify it a little bit.

The plot is protracted, and a girl can ink several chapters.

There are too many descriptions in my mind, not much plot, and it's not good to watch.

Just two sisters having a lot of scenes with a maid at the door, the rest of it is really unbearable.

There is no plot, too much psychological description, and it is gone without any development.

It's so long-winded. A conversation between sisters who go out can write many chapters. It's so long-winded that there is no need to read on.

It's so embarrassing, I really can't stand it anymore, so I gave up the book.

This book is good to read, but there is too much nonsense, a lot of mess, and the monologues are all messed up.

I talked a lot of nonsense. There are more articles about masters and servants than about male protagonists. I haven't even seen the male protagonist appear in a few chapters. I abandoned the article.