The Regent Keeps Coaxing His Princess Consort Again Today

The reason is: the male protagonist was bullied growing up, but he learned martial arts and took revenge. The female protagonist is his savior. He develops feelings for her over time and falls in love with her. He can't marry her, but they still get together and even go to the modern world to fall in love again. He acts for her and helps her teach bad guys a lesson.

Having read 400 chapters, the first 340 chapters were really well-written. The theme was novel, the story was interesting, there was no unnecessary dialogue, the plot development was tight, and the romance was also good—not cloyingly sweet, but quite sweet nonetheless. However, it became increasingly verbose later on, with various descriptions repeated over and over again.

Is this just to pad the numbers? Countless fans, countless employees.

You've worked hard! But this novel has gone a bit off-topic. It feels a bit uninteresting since we can't go back to ancient times.

Overall, it's pretty good and the beginning isn't dragging, but the back-transfer part is a bit slow. Still, I'm really looking forward to the next part.

I was about to give up; I've already updated 10 chapters in the book and it still hasn't updated.

The chapters after returning to the modern world were too wordy and a bit awkward; the earlier ones were alright.

The later part returned to modern content, but I couldn't continue reading; it was a bit over-the-top.

There are so many fans in the middle, countless accounts!

This is the most verbose novel I've ever read. The plot doesn't advance at all; it just keeps repeating the same things over and over, praising the same things over and over again. Speechless.