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No Plot Twists, Just Vibes—and I Loved It
Honestly, not much to unpack here because the plot isn’t one of those mind-bending, headache-inducing types—which, honestly, I appreciate sometimes. But let me tell you what I did love. The second couple? Absolute chaos and power couple goals. They fight, they flirt, they probably accidentally start wars—what’s not to love? And CXH? This man listens to his "wife" without even realizing she’s his girlfriend in the real world.
A respectful king—even in confusion. Xiao Er also deserves a shoutout for being the ultimate ride-or-die, cheering CXH on as he tries to take down the Wu State like it’s just another Tuesday. Let’s not forget the two wise elders who put all their faith in him, fully convinced he’s future emperor material. We love supportive old men with vision.
The two concubines? Queens. Not only did they stand by CXH, but they also took care of Xiao Er when she was in a coma in the game world. Like, where do you even find loyalty like that? And one of my favorite moments—CXH letting his soldiers go home to their families because he knew they wouldn’t win that battle. Tragic? Yes. Heartwarming? Also yes. Husband material? Definitely.
Now, the ending? Flashbacks. Just flashbacks. That’s it. It gave "we ran out of budget" energy, but I’ll let it slide because the rest of the drama had me too emotionally invested to stay mad.
There’s honestly a lot more I could say, but I'm too lazy to write a novel. Just trust me—I recommend this one!
A respectful king—even in confusion. Xiao Er also deserves a shoutout for being the ultimate ride-or-die, cheering CXH on as he tries to take down the Wu State like it’s just another Tuesday. Let’s not forget the two wise elders who put all their faith in him, fully convinced he’s future emperor material. We love supportive old men with vision.
The two concubines? Queens. Not only did they stand by CXH, but they also took care of Xiao Er when she was in a coma in the game world. Like, where do you even find loyalty like that? And one of my favorite moments—CXH letting his soldiers go home to their families because he knew they wouldn’t win that battle. Tragic? Yes. Heartwarming? Also yes. Husband material? Definitely.
Now, the ending? Flashbacks. Just flashbacks. That’s it. It gave "we ran out of budget" energy, but I’ll let it slide because the rest of the drama had me too emotionally invested to stay mad.
There’s honestly a lot more I could say, but I'm too lazy to write a novel. Just trust me—I recommend this one!
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