Your Highness Is Ill

They dug a bunch of plot holes in the beginning, but couldn't fill them in the end, and it even had a terrible ending. The ending really didn't live up to what was written.

It was so good, I wanted more!

It's actually quite good. At first, I thought the male lead was faking his illness, but it turned out he was really sick. There are some parts that really break the immersion. They keep emphasizing the female lead raising her eyebrows, and then other characters occasionally do the same – it's really unnecessary.

Excellent read, very good, the author's writing is excellent, the plot is intricate and engaging, highly recommended.

I initially thought the ratings were random, but after reading this book, I realized there was a reason for the low ratings!

The ending was so melodramatic, and it's a shame there were no children.

This is where we say goodbye. Thank you for your support along the way, goodbye!

There are a few more bonus chapters, which will be released soon.

I was planning to add more chapters since we were close to the end, but I think I've developed hepatitis B and am feeling very unwell. Please take care of yourselves and forgive me.

Well... Xie Heng's death was predetermined from the beginning, especially after Yun Lan, also known as Rong An, died. This made the decision even clearer, and for her, it was indeed a relief.