Regent, Please Take the Couch

The content of this book is full of ups and downs, rich in emotion, and has appropriate relationships. The only thing that makes me dissatisfied is the redundant system, which is really uncomfortable to look at. From time to time, the heroine is forced to do things. Finally, after reaching chapter 80, I couldn't stand it anymore. Because my heart feels so uncomfortable. This book's system is unbearable, but the content is actually quite excellent. If the author changed the system to a simple displacement space, or had no system at all, the book might still be quite good.

The author is thoughtful, and there is a small time-travel theater ahead; Su Jindong and Yuan Qing's little quarrel also sets the tone for the entire text. Since ancient times, the emperor has been a man, and the only Wu Meiniang also claims to be the empress. How can a woman who has traveled back in time disguised as a man have to participate in the concubine selection ceremony. Yuan Qing's script setting is also very romantic. Not only that, she devoted herself to studying politics and worked hard to implement reforms; the empress also has a heroic demeanor, and the final Yuan Suzhi is not like the overbearing president who falls in love with me in ordinary costume novels.

It's very, very beautiful. I'm at a loss for words. Anyway, it looks good now. I don't know what happens later. That's it.

The overall writing style is light and lively, and the language expression is more casual and life-like. Readers who like this style can read it. But I'm not very interested in it myself, I always feel that it will cause drama. In addition, this book is rich in content, has ups and downs in the plot, is interesting, and will not make people feel boring. I just don't quite understand what the names are. It's too long and the author has forgotten the names of the characters he wrote about. The surnames keep changing and it's not very consistent.

Yuan Qing has always been generous to her subordinates. She believes that capable ministers are rare and she can provide them with money and reputation if they need them. I just hope that officials in various places can do their jobs in a down-to-earth manner and not act like bullies by breaking the law. Su Jindong found a list placed under the inkstone and asked Yuan Qing to read it to learn about the diligent officials in various places. Su Jindong knew the officials on the list very well. Anyone who lives in poverty, who comes from a privileged family and does not fit in with the society, can all come together. Yuan Qing looked at the list carefully and wrote down the names of these capable ministers. Hearing Prime Minister Su talk about it, he felt emotional, "I don't even know the officials on the list. It's better for Prime Minister Su to show his sincerity to the country."

It's okay, you can change your mood. The beginning is lively and hilarious, like a monkey, but everything goes smoothly in the end, making you feel comfortable reading.

It's super pretty. Good job. Come on.

We often see a girl travel back in time and become a queen or a princess, but it is unheard of for a female college student to travel back in time and become the tyrant of a dynasty. The fact that a girl became the emperor was a subversion of the dynasty, because anyone who knows history knows that the successors in ancient times were inherited by the eldest son. In other words, only boys can be emperors, but girls cannot control political power. In that era when a woman's lack of talent was a virtue, women often needed to rely on the male protagonist's face to display their talents and ambitions.

It's beautiful, the only book I've seen to the end

Good book, good reading, rich content, five-star praise