A Woman Who Disguises Herself as a Man Is at the Ceiling, She Is the Number One Scholar in the Imperial Examination, She Has Good Looks, She Is a Famous Official, She Is Absolutely Amazing
I want to read a book like "With the Mingchen System in Hand, I Disguised as a Man in Ancient Times".
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I came from the Himalayas. The first time I heard it was when I was 10 years old. Now five or six years have passed, and it is still the top one in my heart. The plot is not just about the love between children (of course the heroine has 4 couples), but more of the plot is placed in the court battle. As the theme of women disguising themselves as men, it creates an independent heroine image. Due to the injustice suffered at home, his character became calm and he pursued revenge along the way. It's really different from other ancient sayings. Since the main plot is not focused on the emotional line, but more on the plot line, the heroine does not have an official partner. In the end, the heroine retires to the world. The language of the article is gorgeous, there are no dramatic or modern words, it is just semi-archaic, but it is understandable. The anchor's voice is very expressive, and different characters have different voices. The plot is fictional, but many plots can be traced back in history, such as the fight against the Huns, in which the heroine was sent to Hangzhou for disaster relief and cited the example of Fan Zhongyan. (God knows how excited I was to read Fan Zhongyan's classical Chinese text about disaster relief.) This book had a really profound impact on me. I established an independent personality since I was a child. As expected, the charm of truly elite women is the greatest. Let's talk about the emotional line in detail. The heroine was the top scholar in science and technology, and she was very skilled in martial arts. When she was the top scholar in science and martial arts, she had a crush on her (they were engaged, and later her father went to jail together to save her father). The emperor had a crush on her, a well-known organization leader and actor in the world had a crush on her, and the prince of the Huns had a crush on him. The emotional line is still described with great tension. In fact, the princess also had a crush on her, and originally wanted her to be her consort, but later she declined because she thought she was not a good person. The writing style is really good, and many of them feature the heroine reciting poems and writing poems. Those poems were written at zero frames. I suspect there should be a source in history, but I have not checked them. Now I see that no one has listened to it, and no one has posted the video, which is really heartbreaking. I quickly recommend it, fearing that it will be taken down if I don't recommend it anymore.
It mainly tells the story of the heroine's revenge. There is no emotional line or cp. The heroine is both civil and military and very intelligent. The electronic version is called the female champion