JamesDelaighman

Given that the story revolves around a power struggle involving prominent figures and serious crimes, it feels unfair—and less compelling—for our ML to be merely an ordinary, low-ranking prosecutor. I envision him instead with a more impressive background; for instance, possessing a substantial inheritance from his parents that allows him to stand on equal footing with his adversaries.

The male lead often acts childish, his bodyguard is just a kid, and—assuming he doesn't even have any special skills like martial arts—what reason is there for me to watch this series?

The author of this story is truly shameless; they are handling China's greatest emperor—why must he be madly in love with a woman pregnant by another man, all because of some childish tale? No matter how good this project might be, I cannot accept this insul

The presence of that ML's young friend really bothers me—just imagine, a child that small tagging along to work

JTH—when he first introduced himself to the FL, I thought, "This isn't JHI"; there was something different about his face

The standout (in terms of performance and acting) in this series is SYA/CYJ (alongside JCW, of course); just look at the way she moves her lips—so elegant, beautiful, and sexy. Even though I’ve watched this series countless times, I remain captivated by her elegance.

IS is ill-suited for the female lead role here, considering there are two other women (in supporting roles) who are far more compelling... this poor and unfair casting management is becoming increasingly common in Chinese dramas.

That "baby-faced" male lead—he only suits school-age or teen themes; why is he here?

To ZLH & WCR: hurry up and finish this as soon as possible, then move on to a series that actually suits you... I can't bear to watch this.

FL is not beautiful—there are many women far more attractive than her—yet the author forces ML to love only one woman (FL) and no one else, even though he is a king.

just bromance? not romance? boring

For *Producer*, I only need JCW and JJH... is he just the second male lead, not the main male lead?

The Crown Prince is the heir to the throne—that is a certainty. Consequently, the need to produce an heir from his marriage is equally certain. Given his short lifespan, having children with his wives is crucial to continuing his leadership. Tragically, however, FL lead refuses to be touched, and ML has no desire to take concubines. Dear author, what exactly do you want?

FL, , the issue isn't that she's still a teenager; it's that she still has a lot to learn about acting.

After almost all of his decisions were based on the reality of his short life, because he was poisoned since he was little, easily without any clear details, suddenly he can recover... wow... this is because of the lack of episodes, only 28

Does anyone know why ML didn't die, or who treated him? Maybe I missed it because I often skip parts; it really annoyed me that he sacrificed himself for others (the country) even though he was the rightful crown prince, whereas L'mo was an outsider with absolutely no royal blood—it was such a foolish move

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Here, the Crown Prince—who needs a child as an heir and is sickly with a short life expectancy—is already married but isn't allowed to "touch his wife," nor is he permitted to love another woman (he even rejects a proposal from a beautiful princess). What exactly does the author want? Author of this series must be a selfish woman who has never experienced the pleasures of making love.

The male protagonist begins his story as a servant and remains in that role until the end. Aside from his obsession with love, there is nothing about his character that captivates the audience. Despite the appeal of various elements—including the erotic scenes—the show ultimately receives a low rating here.

Is this supposed to be about sacrifice for the sake of love? ZLH has a military background—but what is the point of that if there isn't actually a war story? In reality, the filming was confined entirely to the house or indoor settings.