Three Thousand Imperial Consorts, and a Daily Battle for the Emperor’s Favor

❤️The heroine: Xiao Wanli (the heroine is actually Song Huaiyin's daughter) changed her name after ascending to the throne: Song Li ❤️Male protagonist: 1. Qi Chao 2. Gu Wenxuan 3. Wei Chi 4. Pei Xian 5. Xiao Banquet 6. Xuan An 7. Wen Huaijin 8. Zhou Shuyi 9. Lu Sui [Wang Huaijun, Mu Che, Fu Guang, Jiang Jin, Baili Huaiqian, and Situ Murong are also included in the harem by the female protagonist, but they are not as important as the nine male protagonists in the front. The female protagonist also accepted a lot later, so I won't write them out one by one. Anyway, this is the end of this article with many male protagonists] ⭐This is the real heroine novel, and the real heroine novel, without feeling aggrieved, nagging or being sloppy. The author's writing style is fresh and brilliant, with gorgeous words, rich emotions, full characters, clear organization, reasonable plots, ups and downs, and vivid descriptions. ⭐The heroine in the article is a peerless beauty who is like a banished fairy. She is talented, stunningly beautiful, stunningly beautiful, has the world in mind, is both wise and brave, strategizes, and can win thousands of miles. She is calm in dealing with things, decisive in killing, and has a clear distinction between good and evil. She is not a virgin, but she is very affectionate although she is cold and cold. ⭐The male protagonists included in the harem of the heroine are all different, handsome, versatile and talented. Everyone falls in love with the heroine at first sight, their love is as deep as the sea, their loyalty is unswerving, and they love her to the core. ⭐The heroine in the novel is really beautiful, very strong, has a high IQ, has a strategy, is good at recruiting talents, and is very efficient in doing things. From planning to avenge the family, to ascending the throne as emperor, and then to conquering other countries, the process is full of difficulties, but the heroine uses her resourcefulness and strong strength to resolve and conquer all obstacles. Finally, she successfully reaches the top of the human rights peak, controls the world's chess game, and becomes the co-owner of the world. ⭐Actually, the plot of this novel about women is really good, and the author's writing is really good. The rating should not be so low. A rating of at least 90 or above is reasonable. Anyway, I personally think this novel is very suitable for me, so I highly recommend readers not to miss such a good-looking novel about women with multiple male protagonists.

The heroine avenges the genocide every step of the way. It is a real heroine novel. It is not a novel about charming men in the name of a heroine, nor is it a "domestic violence" wife hero novel. If you like reading about a heroine, you can try it.

It looks good. I really like Qi Chao. It's not that the other male protagonists are bad, but Qi Chao's love makes me understand the word love even more. In Qi Chao's eyes, whether she is a glorious young general or an orphan of the Song family who bears a blood feud, she is still her. As he said, "I only love your soul that is always the same." Yes, when she fell into the dust, Qi Chao resolutely accompanied her to the frontier. He never asked for anything extravagantly. In the beginning, it was just because of Song Li's words. "Take good care of him" he let go of his grudge. He was willing to be the sharpest blade in her hand, so that nothing would hinder Song Li, including himself. He had never even desired the position of queen. Even if he became queen, he would also take care of the harem for Song Li, so that she could get the most powerful protection and realize her ideal. Perhaps, if Song Li needed to sacrifice Qi Chao to accomplish a certain purpose, Qi Chao would have no complaints. Things are different in the world, but no matter what, Qi Chao will choose her and be willing to use Song Li. The above opinions are only personal opinions (I have only read Chapter 55!!!)

She is a very good-looking heroine who is very charming. She is stunningly beautiful, decisive in killing, and has a clear distinction between love and hate. She is not a virgin, but has strong abilities. I like the heroine very much! The author's writing style is very good, and the image of the male protagonist is also very full. I like Xiao Chi very much! I think all the male protagonists are good. My favorites right now are the little fox Gu Wenxuan, who is charming and charming, and the two upright gentlemen Wen Huaijin and Pei Xian. Maybe it's because Pei Xian is gone. The dead Bai Yueguang was so lethal [I almost cried]!

Good-looking, super good-looking There are many men, but they can be called male protagonists, or those in which the author describes more characters and have more three-dimensional characters. Personally, I think there are only nine, namely 1. Qi Dynasty - Queen, childhood sweetheart 2. Gu Wenxuan - Huangguijun, the charming prince of the former Yue Kingdom 3. Xuan An - the former prince, the one who changed his face 4. Xiao Banquet - The heroine's brother, the one who has the skills of witchcraft and Gu, who enters Buddhism and then returns to secular life 5. Wei Chi - the son of the master, he has no sense of presence in the later period 6. Zhou Shuyi - the son of the former lord of Wangchuan City and now the general manager, likes fabrics 7. Pei Xian - the son of the rebel Pei family and the father of the heroine's first daughter, has committed suicide 8. Lu Sui - the only son of the Royal Shang of the Lu family, the one who saved the heroine after she fell into the sea. 9. Wen Huaijin - the one who was about to die from the disease, but was cured after the heroine took him and the Queen to visit him privately. Looking at it this way, except for the one who committed suicide, the other eight are all in high positions, including a queen, an emperor, two emperors, and four kings.

Tomato is the better book after Bo Ran's book. I really love this book. It completely completes the appearance of the most perfect woman in my mind. She is beautiful, decisive in killing, a world of female supremacy, a beautiful husband, and supreme power. I really can't find another book anymore.

It looks good. I like men more. I don't want to be a female whale in the late stage. I want more male protagonists to show off their hair. I hope there won't be any female competition in the future.

After reading the whole book, Pei Xian is my favorite character, bar none. I like him more than any character, even the heroine. I know that the author's setting in the article is that Wen Huaijin is an independent character, pure and beautiful. But on the one hand, due to preconceptions, I fell completely for Pei Xian. The first talented man, proficient in the eight arts, modest and elegant, he loved the king, so when he had the opportunity to enter the palace, he desperately seized the opportunity. He was good at playing the piano, and the beautiful music poured out at his fingertips. He loved himself and His Majesty's daughter, Jin'er, and was a loving father. Therefore, for Pei, whether it is a small action at the beginning or a rebellion at the end. Every choice Xianjun makes makes me like this man even more. He knew that someone in the family was doing something small, but he would not report it directly to His Majesty. Instead, he would explain the stakes clearly and be cautious. Later, when the family rebelled, he was unable to change his mother's decision, so he could only stay silent. In the end, the defeat was determined, and he used his little position in His Majesty's heart to get a slightly better outcome for the family. He is not just a love brain trapped in love, he cares about his family. I know some people will say that he is inactive, incompetent, and weak. But is this really the case? He knows that all his aura comes from his family's upbringing, and he cannot abandon his family, and at the same time he is in love with His Majesty. Moreover, his words could not change the decision of the entire Pei family. In the absence of the emperor and empress, anyone wanted to blackmail the emperor to order the princes. This was actually an inevitable result of human nature and power. It was in the contradiction between these two that my Ah Xian died. He is not the childhood sweetheart who fought side by side with the queen, nor is he the younger brother who is pampered by His Majesty, nor is he able to strategize... Therefore, he is not pampered by His Majesty. Your Majesty has always loved him as a monarch and likes his well-behaved and cautious nature. It is precisely because of this that he makes me feel even more distressed because he is well-behaved, sensible and cautious. Even Jin'er, as the first imperial daughter, received very little attention due to the objective background at that time, when Her Majesty was away fighting. But in fact, the fundamental reason is that His Majesty doesn't like A-Xian, otherwise the Queen's eldest daughter would have had a resounding name before she was born, and would have been entrusted with the important task of being an official in the country, and Gu's daughter would also be dazzling. Yes, in my heart, I hope that he is the favored queen, the one who can enjoy the mountains and rivers with His Majesty for thousands of years. The second aspect is that the biggest difference between Huaijin and Pei is that he has no family concerns. Coupled with his longevity, he loves more purely. But how could such pure love actually exist? Most love is linked to interests, so I think Huai Jin has an unreal beauty. In the heart of the heroine, Huaijin is unique. But every time Huai Jin appeared, I really regarded him as A Xian's stand-in. In the process of chasing the story, I once fantasized about whether the heroine would regard him as Jin'er's adoptive father. I like the sense of reality in Pei, the gap between ideals and reality, the conflict between family and love, the regret that loyalty and filial piety cannot be reconciled, and the dedication of martyrdom. I left with regret, but this ending made me like the character even more. Even death happened in such an involuntary way and for a reason. And Jin'er, without the protection of his father and family, grew up like a dandelion growing against the wind. Although I saw the plot after Ah Xian went offline very poorly, I also knew that Jin'er eventually joined the investigation and conquered everyone with his thunderous skills. However, I think Jin'er is the child who looks most like His Majesty, so I even want her to inherit the throne. I think that in another parallel time and space, A Xian can become His Majesty's childhood sweetheart, his only true love, the magnanimous, calm, elegant and modest master of the harem who manages the Sixth Palace. If you can no longer regret and love so cautiously, Your Majesty will be tolerant even if you make mistakes. The Pei family did not rebel and were loyal. Jin'er could grow up under the careful care of her parents instead of "secret care". She could legitimately inherit the throne without losing her grandmother. She had a strong father's family who always supported her. She is the eldest daughter of the emperor with unparalleled talent and beauty, and is the envy of everyone. Later, Ah Xian did not die young and lived for many years. When he saw his daughter inheriting the splendid land of his sweetheart, he happily closed his eyes and went to accompany her instead of being forced to jump helplessly. My A-Xian, you will definitely get what you want in your next life, and you will no longer experience wind and rain, and you will no longer be unable to control yourself.

The world of female emperors has many male protagonists. The female protagonist is not reborn or time-traveled. The plot is twists and turns. The female protagonist has been someone else's child since she was a child. She is the ideal wife in the hearts of many men. However, after the female protagonist's mother (Song Huaiyin) helped the female emperor ascend to the throne, she was executed because of her inferiority and suspicion. After being rescued by the master, , she was fostered in the home of her mother's friend Xiao, so she became a nightmare in the later period. Qi Chao accompanied her every time to tide over the difficulties with her. Qi Chao may have become the white moonlight in her heart (I'm not sure because the author didn't write it). At the same time, she, Qi Chao and Zhen Siyin were childhood sweethearts. The heroine was originally a new scholar, but when an enemy invaded, she went to protect her family and the country, and Qi Chao followed her. Later, like her mother, she lost sight of others and was betrayed by her friend (Zhen Siyin). The heroine was soft-hearted and did not kill her, but Qi Chao made peace for the heroine. The heroine seizes the throne after returning to Beijing and makes the Qi Dynasty the queen. I like their relationship better. The heroine also attaches great importance to love and righteousness, and this book is not like other books. The heroine has a very good reputation from the beginning, and the heroine is growing up and will unify the six countries in the future. Some of the character settings are also very good. Although the character of Xiao Dinner is a yandere, he will be cleared up later, so be gentle and don't let the early character design affect your later experience of the book.

What is a heroine? This is a heroine! Come on, the author~ Come on, the author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss] To be honest, the rest of the story is a bit boring. After the heroine ascends the throne, there is not much to watch. The events are also intersections with various men. She ascended the throne too quickly and I don't know what to write. The heroine's presence seems to be decreasing.