The Empress: Every One of Them Is a Chosen Protagonist, So Why Are We the Only Villains?

Author, how could you do this? The Guinness World Record is 807 letters per minute. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, that's about 134 words per minute. Since you're not the record holder, let's assume 100 words per minute. According to the WHO standard, a healthy person needs eight hours of sleep.

It's a great read! The author handles the plot very well; it's very enjoyable and makes you want to read it in one go. There are many female characters, and the author is decisive in choosing them. Moreover, the female characters aren't stereotypical; they're very interesting. 😳

This Cao Cao was a terrible traitor! He should have just overthrown the Empress and made her a puppet ruler—that would have been the true path of Wei Wu! Actually, there's no need to depict the women's thoughts too much, because that's a Cao family tradition. 😏

I really enjoyed this book; I'd been struggling to find anything good to read and this one caught my eye immediately. The writing is better than average, but it doesn't feel awkward at all. I saw the latest update soon, please update quickly!

I've read the latest chapter. The plot is fresh, but it has its shortcomings. The female lead isn't well-developed; she's flat and one-dimensional, and disappears after you collect her, leaving little impression. Other examples include Xiao and the princess. Anyway, keep it up!

It's quite good, why is the rating so low?

This is how a satisfying, enjoyable story should be written.

It's very well written. Just a heads up, this is a harem novel; when I first read it, I thought it was a single-female lead empress story. 🤦

As expected of Cao Cao, hehehe

Good book, exciting novel, keep it up!