Matriarchy: Disguised as a Woman, I Ascend the Throne as Empress

1. Why did Yuan Jun lie about the protagonist being a woman? I see that Yuan Jun in the article has no intention of letting the protagonist become emperor. Isn't this just seeking death? Br2. The female is the female, the female is the female, where is the female? Why respect? So far, I haven't seen any advantages that women have over men. Is it all supported by a paper-like system? I remember Zhou Guiying or someone else mentioned killing an enemy general with an arrow from a thousand miles away, but overall the description was not obvious enough. 3. Since your plot is so complete, why didn't you just write it as hundreds? Now it just gives me a very awkward feeling. It's not cool to think of the protagonist as a man, but to think of the protagonist as a woman... Hey, the protagonist is a man. Sooner or later you will end up choking from eating steamed buns and getting poisoned from eating sweets.

It's boring if you don't kiss your sister.

It's been a long time since I stopped reading. Do you want to read another book to waste? I still like it so much.

I just want to ask, will the child born by the empress herself know the gender? Didn't she take a look when she was born? Could it be said that in this world, men give birth to children?

It's very interesting. If you read more, it's really not enough.

This book is quite good, I want to read the follow-up. But p. S. The author seems to be sick, I hope he is okay.

Ah, I'm really convinced. It's such a crappy start again, and then pretends to be 13 to get slapped in the face. Look at the transformation article, why is it the same routine? Isn't there anything else to write?

Is he a eunuch? Still holding back your ultimate move?

I want to ask if I should change back to a man and then unify the world. I want to know if this is a female-channeled novel in disguise.

Sister post, hey hey hey br