The Farmer Girl Becomes Regent: Hoarding Wealth and Troops to Claim the Throne

Actually, I like watching shows without a romantic pairing because of my favorite female lead. She's strong, beautiful, rational, and resourceful. So when I see a man standing beside her as her partner, I feel suffocated. I find everything about that man disagreeable. I just want the female lead to be mine alone, and I don't want any stinky men getting involved. [Smirk]

I like the simple and understated descriptions in the early chapters; they feel very realistic. I also like the female lead's rational, ruthless, and taciturn personality—she's neither arrogant nor pretentious. I hope the author doesn't stop updating.

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The female protagonist isn't an all-around expert among the transmigrators, nor does she possess any special advantages. However, she manages to become an all-rounder through her unwavering perseverance. She's efficient, intelligent, and capable. Good job, author! I hope the story gets even more exciting!

The overall framework is really captivating. Of all the books I've read on Tomato, this is the only one where the female lead is truly incredibly strong. She doesn't rely on men to develop her character from the start, nor is she gradually weakened by emotions. Her strength is entirely her own.

This book is best read slowly and attentively; it's a rare gem, a shame it hasn't become a hit. The author's writing is excellent, and Li's change in mindset after Er Ya went to serve in the military is commendable. I saw some criticism of Li in the comments, but I think it's quite normal; everyone has those kinds of thoughts.

It was incredibly good, leaving me wanting more. However, the female lead didn't have a male lead. The epilogue revealed that Fu Lixi liked the female lead, but she didn't reciprocate. They only agreed to promise each other a future after resolving all their issues, and then that was the end of it.

This book is overrated by its title and synopsis. If you like books without a romantic subplot, I recommend it! You can read it as if it were completely romanceless; there's almost no love story. The protagonist is intelligent throughout, transitioning from a contented young girl to a powerful queen. It's super good! Highly recommended!

Judging from the title and synopsis, I thought it would be a lighthearted story about romance, raising a cute child, and developing a career. But as I read on, I realized it was fast-paced, with the heroine leading her family and subordinates through hardship in a seamless flow. Reading novels isn't about quality control; it's about enjoying the reading experience.

The book is good, and the author's writing skills are very profound. Every aspect is described in great detail, and the nine Xiang family sons each have their own unique characteristics. However, perhaps it's precisely because of this comprehensiveness that I felt the protagonist's presence was too weak, making it a bit tiring to read, somewhat like reading a very heavy novel. Those who prefer light reading might not find it appealing, but those who enjoy reading attentively will appreciate it.