Beauty Leads Men Astray

Drawn in by the introduction, the story is compact and fast-paced. The characters have distinct characteristics. Some of the plots are fascinating and wonderfully written. However, I felt that the male and female protagonists were not very mature in their portrayal. The first half was well written, but some of the plots later became unreasonable. After thinking about it again and again, I still have to comment. (No spoilers involved) The heroine had managed to infiltrate a powerful official, and she had stayed in the capital for so long that she had not privately investigated the genocide, and had not learned that the "enemy" had a sister who was her mother. When he impulsively went to confront the emperor to find Cheng San, he would not have thought about exchanging or threatening chips on the way, so that he hesitated and looked at the knife when he was threatened, which was inconsistent with the character setting at the beginning. It was dangerous for Mr. Du, the male protagonist, to try to persuade peace, but the female protagonist revealed the source of her judgment like an afterthought, which I couldn't figure out. There is a feeling that makes the hero and heroine mindlessly lose the important people around them before they can wake up and concentrate on revenge. The first part is already very good. I have read a lot of articles but I may not be able to write it. The author's writing style is still very good, I wish it will get better and better. [Love]

A story about the intrigues between courtiers in ancient times. The heroine disguises herself as a man.