The Female Chief Councillor

Maintenance from a ten-year-old bookworm: wonderful and wonderful! The character of the Queen Mother is also quite full. The women in the court are very outstanding in their political acumen and other abilities. I don't know why the rating is so low. After reading the comments, I found out that some people think that the heroine is not stunning enough to be stunning. I think it's a bit nit-picking. Maybe I've read too many Jushuang articles and haven't tuned in yet. As for the bad ending, I haven't seen the ending yet, but when I get here, I feel it's amazing. The plot of this book is full of ups and downs, and the characters are so exciting that even if the book is not finished, it still has flaws, making it a worthwhile trip. The more I watch, the more I like the Queen Mother. Although she is not an orthodox emperor, she really controls the government and the harem and balances the forces of all parties. The attack on the gentry and the appointment of female officials showed that she had great insight and knew people well. His powerful ability to govern, his resolute and decisive methods and his decisive spirit are particularly fascinating. In addition, all real heroines are generally kind and upright, so their behavior is therefore relatively regular. However, because the Queen Mother is not a heroine and does not have to represent the moral standards of the book, she is more decisive and decisive, and the character is more fleshed-out.

It's rare to see this kind of pure ancient language on Tomato, no imagination, no time travel, no rebirth. The writing style is very delicate, and she also has a lot of feelings about her family and country. The heroine is devoted to her career and not to love. She is the light of women. Come on, author.

I don't know why this book is not on the recommendation list. It's really good. Strong thinking and reasoning.

The heroine has no love brain and is a rare type who concentrates on her career. The pattern is very big, it is not limited to small love and small love, five stars encourage, author, come on!

@Who is she? The writing is wonderful. There is no old cliche of women pretending to be men. It's great! But I still have a problem. Is the male protagonist Xue Zhao?

Well written, five stars for encouragement, great cheers for the author

Five stars for encouragement, the writing is pretty good.

The structure is clear and the plots are interlocking and fascinating. It just lacks a little emotional drama. The final extra chapter really explains the results of several people. If it is more detailed, it will become a fun story and let everyone feel happy.

I thought it was unfinished, but in the end it all came back. It was pretty good, but not entirely satisfying. I saw another book friend commented by the author and deleted the next four to five million yuan because of poor data. I was sad [crying] [crying] [crying]

The ending is a bit lackluster, but it's not a bad ending. The plot of the story is also okay. When describing the male protagonist, the female protagonist is not shown to be weak in order to highlight the male protagonist, so that she takes the spotlight. It definitely doesn't say it's about strong women like other books, but it actually relies on strong men. The heroine fought for the Queen Mother and all the women in the world, and became the chief minister of a highly respected official. What's more, the heroine has always been a woman as an official.