The Enchantress Returns to the Capital, and the Ascetic Prince Loses His Innocence

It's a very good article. Some details are a bit long and contrived, but overall it's good and not too long.

It's good, both the male and female leads are great.

Although the writing style is decent, the female lead's brain still hasn't caught up after being reborn. Luckily, she's naturally charming, otherwise she wouldn't last more than a few chapters.

The extra chapters are over. Thank you again to all my dear readers for your continued support and encouragement. Several times I almost couldn't keep going, but your comments helped me get through it all. This book didn't do very well, and I admit I didn't write it perfectly, but it's an improvement over my last book. I really love this story, I love Su Rui, I love Yun Ji, and I love Tong Tong.

I've read over 100 chapters and it still hasn't gotten to the main point. What are people who think it's good thinking? It's dragging, full of unnecessary rambling, and there are too many repetitive and redundant plot points. It's impossible to read even if you skip around.

The character development is a mess, I can't stand it. It feels like the female lead is constantly being tortured. She's been proven to be a terrible character so many times but they haven't killed her yet. The plot is dragging and incoherent.

It's quite good! The author's writing is excellent; they skillfully portray the tug-of-war and entanglement between the male and female leads, and their gradual transformation into each other. The inclusion of face-slapping and revenge scenes keeps it engaging. A good read if you're looking for something to read!

I've only read half of it, but it's quite good. The villains are rather charismatic, and while the male and female leads' storylines are a bit formulaic, they're still quite enjoyable. I've read half, but unfortunately, it hit a nerve with me—the female lead is pregnant but "has no chance" to tell the male lead. I absolutely despise this kind of plot. If you don't mind this kind of storyline, you can check it out; it's just that I personally can't accept it.

The actual plot is unrelated to the sweet romance described in the synopsis. If you don't want to experience chest tightness, shortness of breath, or breast congestion, I suggest you don't read it, as most of the plot is torturous for the female lead, and her married life is far from peaceful.

The female lead, heavily pregnant, already knew how important the male lead was to her when she called for help, especially after the near-death experience of childbirth. So why was she unclear about her feelings for the male lead when the Dongyue Kingdom visited? [Shh] That's so contradictory.