I, the Treacherous Minister, Made the Empress Cry from the Start

This book is too serious [laughs crookedly]

The writing is okay, but the author is thick-skinned

I am a very picky person when it comes to reading! But this book is really good. Among the historical time travel books on Tomato, this book ranks first in my mind. If I were asked to find a book on Tomato that can compete with this book, I just want to say sorry, there is no one that can compete with this book. This book perfectly combines the historical novels I like to read with the harem novels I like to read. I didn't find any plot points that were toxic to me. I have now seen the chapter about the martial arts competition between Xiang Yu and Yue Fei, but it has not been updated yet. I am looking forward to it. The only thing that feels like a fly in the ointment is that since you can meet famous generals from various dynasties and generations in real life by traveling through the past, there is no need to go to the system summons. The system summons will make you feel uncomfortable just looking at them. Also, it would be better if the emotional scenes with the heroines in the harem could be written in more detail😄

Why can't many readers understand that the score is so low? The author of this book has a very good literary talent, the subject matter is also very good, and the protagonist has a very strong aura! For such a small country, so many talents have come to him. If the protagonist Huan is so powerful, the country will also be very powerful! I think this author's literary talent is quite good, and actually his ideas are also very good!

This novel is what I am looking for and what I want to read, and it is very serious. You can see that it beat the empress with a dragon whip, and even taught the empress "core values" and "well-off" with her maid directly at the bedside of the empress. Everyone who has seen it said it is good

I have read a similar book to this book, published more than the author's. The name is: I, the Empress's Father, treat the deer as a horse at the beginning. The author is me, not Zhao Gao. The female protagonists in these two books are both named Wu Mingkong, but the male protagonists have different names. The countries are both big cadres, both have systems, both have emotional values, and both are called Xiangfu. The plots are very different. I don't know if the author borrowed them or something. Putting that book aside, the author's writing is okay. I give it 4 stars. The reason for missing one star is because I have read a similar book that is still being serialized. I quite liked that book.

Love is in a daze, starting from the beginning of Pangu, this romantic old story. Love is hazy, the past life and this life are related to him, and I am afraid that I will not know if I miss it.

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I think it looks good

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