The Heir Has Designs on Me, So I Enter the Palace and Become Empress

Watch it as much as you like, and keep updating it as often and frequently as possible! "I am willing to offer this empire as my dowry and a phoenix crown as my gift, as long as Wanwan nods in agreement." Chu Beiheng, you little brat, you've got me all smitten! My brothers are so doting on me! Which direction should I bow in to get brothers like that? Chu Yuan, what the hell? Having an affair shows your arrogance; refusing a divorce means your fate is uncertain!

Highly recommend! Zhizhi's writing is always wonderful, and I especially love the female protagonist's background in this historical romance—she's the apple of everyone's eye. Although the standards for women weren't strict during that period, in the broader social context, it was always the men who divorced their wives; women rarely initiated divorces.

It's good-looking, and I really like the characters here. 👍👍👍

It's not bad. The pacing is good, and it's not frustrating. The female lead isn't groveling, and the male lead has a perfect personality and respects women. The five-year age gap is within my acceptable range. It would be even better if the male lead were younger. It's barely watchable.

Two words: Beautiful Three words: Super good-looking Four words: Super good-looking Five words: Super good-looking Six words: Absolutely gorgeous Seven words: Super incredibly good-looking

It's a great read. There are less than 60 chapters so far, and it's quite good. I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't disappoint later on.

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! 🤭 Hurry up and get a divorce, so you can be with the Emperor! 😳

"Ci'er, why waste your time on such a person? In my opinion, you should leave the palace as soon as possible." Since Chu Yuan treated her family this way, how can she just get a divorce so easily without paying a price?

Yes, this is a very inspiring novel. It tells the story of a woman who, after marrying the wrong person, bravely faces the situation, gets her dowry back after the divorce, and starts a second spring in her life by starting a business and becoming self-reliant.

It's well-written, isn't it? In the first part, the female lead hardly does anything; she just runs a newspaper and reaps the benefits. She only starts to achieve something and gain fame in the later part. I feel this story would be better if it focused on the male lead; he's fantastic!