With the Empress’s Script in Hand, She Plots Against Ministers Every Day

It's rare to find a calm, self-possessed and quick-thinking female protagonist. The most rare thing is that the female supporting character in the novel is finally extremely smart. Most of the female supporting characters in other novels are brainless or virtuous characters who revolve around men. Big cheers.

It's quite interesting. When did Su Wangchuan go crazy and want to see him lie at the heroine's feet and beg for her mercy, and then the heroine would laugh at him and abandon him like a piece of shit?

@ Oh my god, is there a male protagonist? (Telling you quietly that I hope the female goose is uniquely beautiful)

I really like the heroine. I thought she would be soft-hearted to those who hurt her after she was reborn. Although I still didn't see the emperor's suspicion and pursuit of her, I didn't feel hesitant when I found out later. When I watched it, I felt that I would definitely soften my heart and go see that dog emperor. The heroine in the previous life had too much faith in the prince, Meng Ke and Su Wangchuan, but she was not completely deceived because she was already preparing to ascend the throne, so she did not have the sense of separation that she felt in her previous life when she was so stupid that she was so stupid that she was immediately smart when she was reborn. And I can't say that I wasn't feeling a little bit happy and aggrieved. I just had so much vengeance. It would be boring to take my time to retaliate, but it would be boring to die all at once. Anyway, those men were pretty miserable haha. I prefer the interaction between the heroine and Mr. Xiao He. Hehe, he actually cried when being teased. This is really cool. Moreover, the heroine is not moved at all, she just plays with him, which is even more fun. There is Nagano in the back, and the description of that part is also very good. I am even afraid of the heroine. Later, I was attracted to this Xiao He, but until the heroine also accepted this Nagano, hehe, it became more interesting. There can't be only one man, and he can't recognize his position. He must be the little white rabbit in front of Yueyue, and he can't block Yueyue's way. Although I don't really like the love lines and only like the non-CP, the teasing ones were really well written and made me swoon over the CP.

Finally, it is no longer a story about a man who can become a female empress. This is a story about a strong woman, not a story about being a heroine and relying on the support of men.

It's very good-looking, and the characters are all well-rounded. The heroine has insisted on her own ideas from the beginning. Whether it's He or Nagano, they are just additions. Even without the help of a few of them to help the heroine, the heroine will not fail, but the road will be slower. The reason why the heroine failed in the previous life was because she lost her trust in her nephew. Fortunately, she would never lose if she tried again. She should be the one to take the throne!

It's okay, but it feels like your description makes it seem like the heroine is completely dependent on the man and regrets giving up the throne. The heroine obviously has so much power, but there is too little written about it. I hope there is room for improvement, but overall it's still good to watch.

It's okay, the heroine broke out her heart and soul for others in her previous life, and eventually died tragically. In this life, she wins every step of the way, plays a big game of chess, and eventually becomes a generation of empress. Those scumbag crematoriums are okay. Overall it's pretty good.

The framework of the whole book is very good. I was originally attracted by the introduction, but later I found that the article and the introduction did not match up a little bit. It felt inexplicably biased towards a group portrait article. However, the article was indeed very well written, so I did not quit directly. There aren't many emotional lines, probably because this is a Machiavellian novel. I really like some of the characters in it, especially my princess. My eldest princess, drink ice and jade, and wish her all the best, happiness and peace.

Rebirth is not evil because of other people's evil. The heroine is generous, the bubble of family affection is shattered again and again, and opportunities are given again and again, instead of being reincarnated to control the overall situation and kill all the people who have betrayed her heart. The heroine is compassionate, and finally allows the villain to get what he wants and get his retribution, which makes people convinced. A generation of empress creates an enlightened dynasty and builds a great cause of unification.