My Fans Are Tyrants

In the first 122 chapters, she was a famous person all over the world, and people called her Mr. Jian; after the 122 chapters, she was the emperor's beloved concubine, who was called Miss Jian, Concubine Mu, Imperial Concubine, and Queen. Although the heroine and Zhu Houzhao were a perfect match and grew old together, she gave up too much for the favor of the Tian family. She gave up her personal freedom and celebrity status, and became her husband's virtuous wife, retreating behind the scenes to help him achieve his imperial career. However, she sacrificed herself to benefit the people of the world and fed the people through her wisdom, which was also a great achievement. However, as a reader, I still feel regretful. Marrying, having children, and entering the royal family really puts shackles on oneself, which affects the fame and career. I still like the heroine when she is a talented woman, with a bustling family, chatting and laughing with famous scholars, no white men in her dealings, and chatting with scholars. It is heart-warming to watch.

The male protagonist is a dissolute and immoral emperor in history. The author's writing satisfies my fantasy about Zhu Houzhao of the Ming Dynasty in another parallel time and space. If he had someone to guide him correctly when he was young, he could have prospered. According to official history, he can be regarded as the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and he was not without any achievements.

Hey, it's so good-looking. The author is really a man of culture [Admiration] Hey, I'm not a fan of fan fiction and I can accept it (it may be that the emperor doesn't know much about it). The whole plot setting has historical evidence and is quite good-looking. Some of the fragments are also very poignant, showing that the author wants to revise history to be more "perfect" but sometimes cannot escape the traces of history. The biggest change should be that the emperor did not die early, and the second half can be considered an open ending. Although there are some magical changes to history, it still expresses the Chinese nation's desire to expand its territory [Cool] This rating is still low.

The first part is very good, but the later part becomes more and more sad. Why do you have to enter the palace? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I still like Mr. Jian. I feel that the heroine in the later stage is as if her body has been taken away from her. . .

I think of what the heroine said in a novel. The heroine was assimilated, and she was allowed to keep giving birth to high-quality piglets for the hero like a sow. In the end, the heroine was favored by Miao Miao, and the hero got a high-quality successor. The imperial power was stable, and her name was remembered in history. The sons of the heroine can also benefit.

Ming Chuan Wen, the female protagonist makes a fortune by copying the public and writing novels, while the male protagonist Zhu Houzhao revitalizes the Ming Dynasty through infrastructure reforms.

It's a good-looking and complete story. Zhu Houzhao is doing well as an emperor. Except for the scene at the end where he runs to the grassland, it's hard to describe.

Zhu Houzhao ran out secretly, and I was going crazy when the heroine gave birth! Why are there so many babies in the back? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why are there so many babies in the back.

It's so good, I finished reading it in one sitting. The heroine is well designed, and she is not a virgin if she does not suffer. Although the heroine enters the harem, there is no female competition scene. The writing is also good, and there is no big poisonous point.

The heroine's refreshing articles cover love, politics, and history, and are worth reading.