The Empress Hears My Thoughts: My Husband Is the Son of the Great Dao

After the Sand King arc, the story fell apart, becoming inexplicably nonsensical. The Wuxiang Peak Master inexplicably turned into an evil cultivator, and his wife, the Nine Revolutions Great Emperor, inexplicably became a vegetable, supposedly due to a malfunction in her cultivation technique. I laughed at the Nine Revolutions Great Emperor's cultivation technique being wrong.

I hate stories that are half-finished and then abandoned; they're so annoying.

It was awful. The Empress just disappeared at the end, and I wasted several days watching it.

Is this what a simp novel is all about? Is this all the empress who's been reincarnated nine times is supposed to be like?

Everyone says the beginning is good, but I don't know what's good to look at? A great emperor who has cultivated for nine lifetimes, yet he seems to have never seen the world. How can we explain the reincarnation of an emperor that even the Son of the Great Dao didn't know about? This guy calls himself a Great Emperor? He's utterly rotten.

Author, please don't do this! I've liked this book for two or three years, and only started reading novels on my phone in 2025. After two years, I still found it, but I only read a short while after the Sand King's appearance, and it ended so badly. I'm really heartbroken. [Crying]

Especially his extremely sarcastic or playful way of putting things, it really leaves me speechless. There are more of them than I have lice on my body.

It's a complete mess, absolutely awful. The ending is terrible. You've got more of a quirk than hemorrhoids.

"Playing with"—you seem to be playing with the reader's perspective.

Reading at 3x speed + skipping chapters, I'm fast-paced, the finale is coming soon.