The Chief Assistant is the Queen: Your Majesty, I Am Guilty!

I don't know why, but I particularly like Jing Wang. I hope that the first one to discover that the heroine is a woman is not His Majesty but Jing Wang. I feel that Jing Wang is quite strategic and ruthless. If His Majesty were not around, this person would have the appearance of an emperor. Support!

Damn, if you are kidnapped and can't post a story, post a chapter about kidnapping and we'll let the heroine rescue you.

I feel that King Jing is the standard male protagonist. He is scheming and strategic, always holding back, physically disabled and strong-willed. There is no complicated relationship between men and women, and he also has a large group of die-hard loyalists and supporters. The heroine mainly deals with the Gu family, and the Gu family is loyal to King Jing. Shouldn't the heroine gain the favor of King Jing and take revenge on the Gu family? Xiao Qingle was forced on King Jing by the late emperor. The heroine helps King Jing win the throne. Is she afraid that she won't be able to deal with the Gu family? And the heroine is a little too kind, right? Did she really work as a spy before? Isn't it possible that in ancient times, there was no consciousness at all? Forget it about the Miss Xu before. In the palace, the princess helped her teach a lesson to those who humiliated her. She didn't feel grateful, so she thought they were ruthless and ruthless. She was like a model of the farmer and the snake. When she helped the hero deal with the people who respected the king, why didn't she think about what would happen to those people if they fell into the hands of the hero? Those people had no grievances against her, but they just had different positions. Now she didn't feel cruel? Large double standard site. And the male protagonist, I'm really curious about how he came to sit on the throne. After the exchange of Xiao Qingle and the male protagonist was exposed, the male protagonist was the only prince of the late emperor, and there were not many ministers in the court who supported him? No matter how bad things are, there are still the royalists. The two parties combined can't beat the people who respect the king. Then there is the harem, which is your own territory. Not to mention how unruly it is for the heroine to be a man living in the palace. Even if you give her the status of an imperial physician, it will be better than the current situation. Just say that the heroine is being suppressed, but the male protagonist does not know. You have such a poor control over your harem. How can you still think about dealing with the previous dynasty? Are you not afraid of a fire in the backyard? The Qi family governs the country and the world, but you can't manage your own family. How can you secure the throne? Also, the plot is too slow. The first assistant is the second assistant. Where is the promised first assistant? How many chapters have passed since the heroine didn't even get the first prize and become the emperor's counselor? Isn't this a bit too shabby? Can we pay attention to the career line? Is this the man behind the emperor? Then she might as well be the woman behind the emperor, so that she can handle the affairs of the harem more legitimately, right? The heroine's current situation is that she is not qualified to handle the government affairs, and she is not qualified to handle the harem. What do you mean if you don't go back to the academy to study and gain fame and stay in the palace all the time? If your name is not justified, don't blame others for treating you as a man's favorite. You can also contact you through letters to make suggestions. Besides, how can a foreign man interfere in the affairs of the harem?

I kept getting bogged down by some small things, I skipped several chapters and found that it was still the same later. The writing was good and the ideas were clear, but the plot was dragging.

The heroine sometimes has a kind-hearted mind. Why doesn't everyone know she is a woman and she still doesn't tell the emperor that the emperor is a male protagonist? It was so heart-wrenching to watch that I had no desire to continue reading.

It's so good. I need to update it every day. This book is one of the most exciting novels I have ever read. The female protagonist is very smart and the male protagonist is very strong. I have been looking forward to the male protagonist finding out that Gu Wenjun is a girl. I personally feel that this book will only find out that Gu Wenjun is a girl after she becomes the first assistant😄.

The plot is compact, interlocking, and exhaustive. I feel that the author is really intelligent. I just like to read this kind of brainstorming and the ending is refreshing and sweet. The logic before and after is smooth and tight, and the foreshadowing is in place. It is really worth following. I hope you can update it soon, come on＾0＾~

This subject matter is very good, but it's a pity that I didn't grasp it well.

To be honest, this is my first book review, I really like this article! Whether it is the female protagonist or the male protagonist's heart-pounding journey, the author describes it very well, which I like, and the plot is also very interesting. I really look forward to the male protagonist finally discovering the true identity of the female protagonist, and the ending of respecting the king. I ask the author to continue writing for me... I will pass the pen to you! ! ! Please add more and more! ! ! (It's been a long time since I've encountered such an interesting and conscientious article. If I wait for you for another half month, if you don't come back, I will close the monthly membership)

Good guy, it's been more than a year and finally updated.