Tsundere Regent, Your Fate Calls for Me

The story is quite good. But I still can't help but criticize the male lead. He seems to have some unspeakable inner conflict. He should know the female lead is possessive and intolerant of even the slightest betrayal in matters of the heart. Yet, he openly distrusted her, saying he believed the female supporting character was innocent and kind.

I think it's really good!!! I love reading novels where the female lead disguises herself as a man and is incredibly capable. Author, this novel is totally my cup of tea. The female lead is so domineering, it's amazing!

It's great! Author, keep updating! The female lead has a very high status from the start, and she's even disguised as a man, exuding a powerful and domineering aura—very cool! Personally, I like strong, assertive female leads like this; I don't like weak, delicate ones at all. [Please don't criticize if this is just a suggestion.] Keep it up!

Like!!! It's rare to see a book where the female protagonist disguises herself as a man to become a regent. But I like it.

Having read many historical romance novels, most of which are of the same type, I stumbled upon this one. The female lead is exactly the kind of character I like—super domineering! (*^▽^)/★*☆ She's reborn from the ashes, disguised as a man, determined to avenge her enemies, showing no less courage than any man. Here, I say: Author, please update! \(☆O☆)/!!!

I love novels where both the male and female leads are very strong, and the author's writing is excellent. It's just that the daily updates are too infrequent. You could update more of each, but don't make it too strenuous.

This is the first time I've read a story where the female lead disguises herself as a man! ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )! At first, I thought the male lead was useless, but then I realized he was just pretending to be weak to actually get ahead (* ￣ー￣). Although the male lead didn't help the female lead much, if I had someone as sweet and sassy as him by my side, I would forgive him ( •͈ᴗ⁃͈)ᓂ- - -♡ (̿▀̿…

I think this book is pretty good, but the part where the male lead refers to his sister as someone else feels a bit like a scumbag's line, which I don't like. After all, these days, people who say "sister" are usually not good people. I was really angry when I read that part; I wanted to drag the male lead out and ask him if he felt any pain. But the ending is good, so overall I think it's pretty good. Are there any other novels like this? If so, please recommend some, thank you!

Personally, I think it's quite good. The theme is somewhat novel, but the plot is rather commonplace. The author's writing style is decent; they pay attention to some small details, and overall it's pretty good. 🤔🤔

It's a great read, but author, could you at least add a few extra chapters? What were the half-jade and the blank book for? Is this really the end of the book?