She Played at Being a Divine Being in the Late Eastern Han Dynasty

Really well written. This is one of the few articles in Yangshizi that I can keep reading. But when I saw that the heroine had no ambition and didn't want to be emperor, I lost my appetite. No matter how many reasons she found, she was in the limelight at that time. But I don't have the courage to compete in the world, and I am still weak at heart. Afraid of this or even at the expense of the people. A qualified emperor is not afraid of sacrifice to see if it is worth it. When a strong man comes from the sky in an era, then this person is the one everyone hopes for and the world is focused on. Pity. If the First Emperor was afraid of this or that. Afraid of destroying Chu, afraid of Chu people hating him, afraid of people rioting, can he still unify the six kingdoms? The heroine of this book struck me as kind, but weak at heart.

It's great. I like this kind of novel where the heroine cares about the world and is not interested in love. The plot is very well written. Lu Bu in history had a wife and concubines, but the author's Lu Bu is a single man with no wife or concubines. This is my favorite. The male and female protagonists are both clean. The heroine has always been career-minded, and the male protagonist is the heroine's chess piece, a tool with a love-minded, obedient Erha, good^ω^ Another point is that the female protagonist kills decisively, killing those who should be killed, and not sparing those that should not be spared. She does not have the heart of a holy mother, and she is not aggrieved at all. The male protagonist also respects the female protagonist and never forces the female protagonist to do things she does not like. Most of the ministers are relatively sensible, they don't have many things to do, and they don't look down on that much. Overall, it is very good, very good, and very friendly to the breast! Come on, author, don't stop updating!

It is a rare literary work about the female mastermind of the Three Kingdoms. The historical scenes are very delicate, the debates and strategies are remarkable, and it is not just about restoring history. The writing has the potential to be on the historical ranking list. As for the emotional line, I originally refused and hoped that the heroine would be beautiful, but the author also wrote it very vividly. Both Huangpu Rokuro and Lu Bu are very good people. I just hope that Lu Bu in this world would be better off single if we want to be together. Otherwise, according to history, everyone has wives and daughters. It is really not good, and he is not worthy of such a divine protagonist who is dedicated to the world.

The heroine is really eloquent. The scene where she was so angry that Wang Yun was stunned and she retorted and scolded Er Yuan was so enjoyable. I hope the author can write more plots where the heroine can shine and display her talents. It's okay to support the Han Dynasty or not become emperor, and it doesn't matter to the hero Lu Bu, but the reputation and highlight scenes that the heroine deserves must be there! Looking back, I found that the author did not label it as a heroine or a strong woman at all, but labeled it as "fighting in the palace, fighting in the house," and "ancient romance." The author considers you to be honest. If I had researched it clearly earlier, I wouldn't have clicked in. I shouldn't have any illusions.

Nice!! I like the fact that the heroine uses her identity as a woman to do things, and I also like the characters of the male and female protagonists. Unlike others where women disguise themselves as men even if there is a system, I just want to see the heroine use the identity of a woman instead of pretending to be a man in order to succeed in everything she does. I hope the heroine won't fall in love with the hero too quickly. I really like this atmosphere now. (The rating is low. It's really good. It's a cool article. It's not enough to read at all.

The products produced by Loulou must be high-quality products. The male and female protagonists are both degreased versions. There is no sour smell of love at all. There are only very interesting interactions that make people unconsciously raise the corners of their mouths while reading. It ended so quickly, I couldn't bear to let it go.

It looks good. I always see comments about Fengxian's interaction with the heroine saying that he hopes there will be no cp. In fact, I think it would be okay if the career is the main focus and the author writes a few emotional lines in the career. Oh, don't choose. There are not so many good books these days. What to choose?

The heroine has a better intention, her tongue trembles like a lotus flower to stir up the wind and clouds, and she is plotting to change the world without losing her true heart. It does have the meaning of a counselor guiding the country to change its history and change its appearance. It is a story about a female counselor who truly enters history and rewrites the direction of history. The story goes in a reasonable direction. The heroine is smart and cute. Although the hero is the heroine's tool, he is brave and resourceful (Mou is only jealous of the heroine). He is the number one warrior in the Three Kingdoms. He is a male college student who is as good as Huo Qubing. Who can not love a loyal dog boyfriend?! 😎😎😎[Adored][Admired][Admired] I am in love anyway, the story is really well written! Type is also relatively rare in Tomato, and meeting it saved me from my book shortage.

The best thing about this book is that I really saw the highlight moment of the heroine. The heroine turned the tide instead of stupidly waiting for the hero to come to the rescue.

It's not a particularly cool article, it's quite reasonable and well-founded. There is no common problem of belittling historical supporting characters and exalting the protagonists. The author's writing style is very good. I read the article right away as soon as I opened it. It's just too short. Please update it quickly. The article contains a lot of historical knowledge. The heroine's family also handled it very well, just like the Taoist temple where the heroine said she wanted to practice Taoism from the very beginning. Fuzzy OEM coaxes the little girl to play until the heroine gets a little close to Lu Bu in the middle. The heroine's parents want to repair Xiu Xiu quickly. In the end, Lu Bu uses the emperor's marsh book to kill Dong Zhuo and take over the right side. Xiu Xiu is very big. Even the emperor mentioned it. I think this is handled well. Just like the heroine, everyone treated her as a child from the beginning, listened to her suggestions in the middle, and finally handled it naturally with her taking the lead. The male protagonist in the main text is in love, and the female protagonist in the side story is in love.