Taking Over the Empress’s Body

The protagonist could actually get married, as long as she's not too shameless. There would be a lot of haters if it were a yuri story, since there are too many yuri books out there, and they're not very good. Actually, if you transmigrate into a woman's body, you should adapt to your female identity; getting married isn't shameful. These are just opinions; I hope the author will consider them.

It's a yuri (lesbian) story. Usually, stories about time travel and marriage are abandoned. Most novels are male-dominated, so if you write a story about a woman who travels back in time and marries a man, most men won't be able to accept it.

Does Feilu offer services for women seeking abortion? Are there any men available?

If the author were to write about marriage, then this book would be beyond saving.

This is a novel for female readers.

That said, does Feilu's full attendance bonus start from when the contract is signed or from when the book is published after 120,000 words?

What I hate most is asking readers, "Don't you have any opinions of your own?"

Isn't she an empress? How can you get married? Emperors, especially empresses, are lonely and cannot be swayed by emotions. I haven't read it but I've been subscribing to it. Does that mean she's getting married? The reviews all say she's getting married.

I think yuri is okay. Anyway, I'm a man, but I look down on men a bit. I don't know why.

I've only read the first few chapters, and it's already incredibly cringeworthy... The self-designation "lackey" only appeared in the Qing Dynasty; it's always been "lackey, lackey"...