Transmigrated: Women Can Become Chancellors and Marquises Too

Overall, this book has a clearer idea. The male and female protagonists have different concepts of the times and different fields of education. The male protagonist is bound by strong ethics and morals because he lived in ancient times and was deeply baptized by the three cardinal principles and five constant principles. At the same time, it is impossible to break the education and restraints he received in that era. The female protagonist has a lively personality, is relatively optimistic, and has a kind of expectation and strength for life. He received a modern nine-year education, which is a This kind of free education is different from the ancient feudal thought, so the male and female protagonists will definitely have ideological conflicts, and it also creates two people who may not understand each other's thoughts many times. Therefore, if they are together, sometimes conflicts are naturally unavoidable. And the male protagonist is a prince, and the identity of the female protagonist is there, and they cannot break through the hierarchy. If they must be together, they must have experienced many hardships. So that's what I think. Here are my personal thoughts. Please don't comment: I think the final result is that I hope that the heroine will return to the real world. The heroine's mission is to come to ancient times to save the hero from the mountains, and at the same time, let the hero experience love without getting it. [Eat melon]

I finished reading the first 10 chapters and saw it accidentally. I have been looking for this type of wilderness survival adventure. Where is the heroine? It feels more lively, and the identity of the male protagonist is still unclear. The author should update it soon. I want to see the next one [snickering][snickering][snickering][snickering] Go to the back. I feel like the author, the more he wants to write about women, they can support the sky. Although the feelings of family and country are not very prominent, I feel that the author will write about this aspect. Very good, but two chapters a day is a bit too little [face covering]

This book is clearly organized. The female protagonist takes care of the male protagonist who is in trouble in the virgin forest. Although the male protagonist cannot help with anything, the female protagonist still lives a strong and happy life. The author is great, Brother Cui is deeply in my heart, I hope he and the heroine can be together!

I hope that the heroine will return to modern times and have different views from the male protagonist. There are various constraints in ancient times. I don't want the heroine to be assimilated and insist on being herself.

It's super good-looking. The heroine in the early stage is a bit weak and kind-hearted, but she has her own bottom line and persistence in her heart. She won't be obsessed with anyone's words. I like this kind of sober and independent girl. Although this strategy and the emperor's trust are a bit too hasty, but could it be a foreshadowing by the author? But I remember that the male protagonist is not Choi Ji-ho! Although the cp between him and the heroine is really good, there is a feeling of cherishing each other and being friends in need.

This novel is okay, haha, the plot is not cookie-cutter, the heroine is very sober, and it's good to read.

I just really like it, no reason to like it It's understandable that I don't like the male protagonist because he was in an environment like that in ancient times, because no matter when, even in ancient times, I believe there will be people who treat each other sincerely. I really like Cui Zhihao in it. He is the one who treats each other sincerely. I hope he and the heroine can return to modern times together.

It's beautiful, but I haven't seen enough of it. It's super beautiful and highly recommended.

The storyline is pretty good, but sometimes it doesn't feel right to use the first person narration. I would like to encourage you with five stars.

The writing is a bit jerky, but the story is quite exciting and not cliche. After reading more than 20 chapters, I have a better sense of the picture.