I Became the Sister of the Emperor Who Lost the Throne, and Accidentally Saved the Ming Dynasty

The writing is very good but not boring, it is like a drama and realistic. I hope the heroine can seize every opportunity and ride the wind. At first, I thought it would be good for the heroine to be the regent, but then the more I looked at it, the more I thought about it, and I felt that the heroine must not be inferior to others. After all, there are so many emperor-subject relationships like Adou and Zhuge Liang, and how many Wanyan Jiu Mei and Yue Fei have the same thing. Can modern people, who have experienced and known so much, really allow others to control their own destiny? How good would it be to obey from the beginning? Just like Catherine, the further you get to the back, the less likely you are to retreat. If you don't advance, you will retreat, and you will definitely die.

Why is the score so low! If you want me to say high or low, there must be a nine points! I particularly like the image of Zhu Yuhuan. Although I like the history of the Ming Dynasty, I also know how harsh the Ming Dynasty was towards women. Huanhuan's struggle to save his mother, sister and himself in such a situation is really touching for a mother's daughter. I sincerely hope it can bring about the butterfly effect and give Huanhuan a better future! ! I feel that the author's writing skills are very good. The layout of the article is complete and the logical clues are well-founded. I am really looking forward to the future development. I hope the teacher will update it quickly. I love reading it [crying][crying][crying][heartfelt][heartfelt][heartfelt]

"A man's power is power, isn't a woman's power power?" This sentence is so well written, I want to give it five stars. The author's writing is really very delicate. The protagonist's mental changes are very smooth, and you can see the leopard from the inside. It shows the difficulty of women and the cruelty of the world through every little thing. The mother's thoughts on female mutual aid in the book are also very warm. The grandson is really scary. They have written novels, and they are novels about the Ming Dynasty. Women can become emperors, so why can't the next one also be a woman? I don't quite agree with the author's point of view.

It's very good-looking, and the heroine is not the kind of person whose vision is limited to the harem and female competition [laughs]. I have read some articles before, and the reason for the misery of the heroine's life is that a bad woman confused her father, which made me feel dead. [Laughing awkwardly]

I saw the latest update here. It's a very interesting book. I hope the heroine will continue to have no cp. After becoming emperor, there must be at least three or four generations of empress politics to set the tone for women's status. Otherwise, if the heroine is one generation of empresses and the whole generation ends, there will always be a feeling that the heroine's work is mostly in vain. In the later period of the heroine She does not have to give birth to the heir herself. After all, it is difficult to maintain the status quo of the first-generation empress. Giving birth to a child will cause damage to the heroine's body and spirit. The body will be healthier and safer. It is most cost-effective to adopt an outstanding daughter from her younger siblings and keep her by her side. I will continue to follow it. Big boost to the author (｡ò ∀ ó｡) The writing is superb!

Good-looking, so good-looking. It is one of the few Tomato novels in which the heroine does not rely on a "golden finger" or a male role to support her rise to power, but truly shows the perfect combination of the emperor's mind and the power of women - killing decisively like a cold blade out of its sheath, and governing the country with a deep understanding of human weakness. This complexity and reality are shocking. Even the supporting characters are full of memorable points: the ambitious peasant girl, the selfish yet pedantic old minister, the empress dowager who is both enemy and friend, the mean and ungrateful former emperor... Everyone is a chess player and a chess piece, and together they weave a big web. The plot drama is textbook level! From the border rebellion to the implementation of the New Deal, every step is in line with political logic. Every victory of the protagonist is not only based on wisdom, but also because of her precise grasp of people's hearts, making it a hearty read.

It's a very good book. I've been following the updates, but I'm a little confused when I read the latest chapter. Why must Zhu Jianshen be established as the successor? If a woman's throne is not inherited by a woman, how can the policy continue? It is too easy for a male emperor to change his order at night, and it may directly bring order to the chaos and ruin the chance of a female succeeding to the throne in the future. Instead of pinning your future hopes on the possibility of good education or the conscience of others, why not have both men and women have the right to inherit, and make the eldest princess the crown prince instead of the virtuous?

All in all, this is an underrated masterpiece. Although some works have high ratings, they are full of loopholes in logic and plot. But this book is completely different, and its rating feels a bit low. The writing of this book is logically rigorous, and there is basically no obtrusiveness or irrationality found between the lines. The author's control over the structure of the story is exquisite, and the plot advances naturally and smoothly. From the time when the heroine travels to become a princess of Shunde in the Ming Dynasty, to her step-by-step growth path, every turn and every growth can stand up to scrutiny. Unlike some works that only have high scores, if you look closely, you will find many flaws, either the characters are broken or the plot is inconsistent. The character of the heroine is a highlight of this book. She is not like the characters in some novels who always say pretentious words, nor is she the image of the Virgin who is unprincipled and overflowing with compassion. When faced with setbacks, she never gave up on herself, but relied on her wisdom and tenacity to actively find solutions. In the plight of the heavy oppression of women in the feudal era, she did not choose to accept the situation, but bravely showed herself, worked hard and broke through the constraints. This enterprising spirit is exciting. In short, this book definitely deserves a higher rating for its solid logic and vivid characters. A good story lies not only in the wild imagination, but also in the quality that can withstand consideration. Finally, I hope there will be more updates. [Blowing a kiss][Flowing a kiss][Flowing a kiss] I can't wait to see the part where Huanhuan becomes emperor. [Send heart] [Send heart] Looking forward to it! Expect!

It is a super interesting book about time travel. The heroine assumes the role of the great-granddaughter of Emperor Yongle and plans for herself step by step. First she is granted the title of princess by Zhu Di, then she follows her father to attend lectures and gets to know scholars. Then she practices martial arts and archery, gets to know military commanders, and then runs a farming temple and does business. , Obtained the permission to leave the palace, and now he is patrolling with the emperor as an exception. The prestige among the people is getting higher and higher. Sooner or later, he will let his younger brother know what it means to "not know the emperor but only know the eldest princess of Shunde" [snickering] [smirking] Let the ministers willingly follow Huanhuan in pursuit of the prosperous Ming Dynasty, and put on the yellow robe for Huanhuan. Every step is breaking tradition but within the acceptance range of the emperor and ministers. Some people regret that she is just a princess, and some people are glad that she is just a princess. Why can't it be to prepare for our Huanhuan to become the second empress in history? The whole text is written with great care, the author quotes a lot of historical data, and the villains are not stereotyped. The interaction between the heroine and her sister is also very cute. I also want to have a cute sister like Tongtong! I haven't read such a comfortable historical article in a long time! Really highly recommended! If you like history and read about the Empress, come here!

It's very interesting. The Ming Dynasty books I've read before were all from the perspective of the male protagonist, who takes the scientific examination as an official. This is the first time I saw the female protagonist's perspective. It's really good and I like it very much. I didn't want to read it when I saw it had a low rating and wasn't fat enough, but the title of the book attracted me, so I didn't miss it! ! !