I'm Leaving, Your Majesty. Don't Come Crying and Begging Me to Return

After reading more than ten chapters, the overall impression is that it's a female-oriented novel, and I can only describe it with one idiom: love, hate, and grudges.

It's absolutely disgusting, and it even has an 8.8 Rating?

The emotions are written in a very childish and inexplicable way. And what about that child? She personally led the army on campaigns for two years while the male lead handled state affairs, and yet the child is said to be his? Did they even meet during those two years? When did they have sex? None of this is explained. Was she pregnant remotely? Did she have a cyber birth? Or was she already pregnant with Nezha two years ago?

I'd give it a so-so rating. The romance was written too abruptly, like children playing house—it's incredibly childish. The characters always seem to fall in love for no reason at all.

At first, I didn't think much of it, but then Cai'er appeared and it became unwatchable. Seriously, they add "er" to the end of every single character! Can Cai'er even understand it? You might as well just call him a jackal!

Didn't they go on a two-year mission? Now they're saying the child is Xiao Yang's? Are you kidding me?

It's a story about a simp transforming into a normal person, but unfortunately, even after the transformation, he's still a little swordsman.

I couldn't continue after reading three chapters; it was rambling and the writing was terrible.

The writing is too straightforward, and the characters' emotional shifts are too rapid.

It's well-written, keep up the good work, author!