You Called Me a Blight on the Nation? I'm Dead, So What Becomes of Your Empire, Empress?

It's a great book! Especially for ancient war novels. Many authors with poor writing skills force themselves to include battle scenes, sometimes dozens of chapters long, making it a painful read. This author is different; he simply omits them, glossing over them, yet it doesn't detract from the reading experience at all! Invincible! The Empress's storyline is awful.

It's exceptionally well-written, with a deep understanding of human nature. The male protagonist did what he was supposed to do, and the empress was also logical. The book was perfect at the moment of her death; reading it again after that would make it imperfect. All that's left is my own lingering regret for the two of them.

It is unknown whether the author is male or female.

I don't know how to describe it, but the author's book is clean and concise enough, and the ending for the empress satisfies my imagination of the ending for this type of empress. Although it inevitably falls into the old cliché of the typical power struggle novel, the freshness it brought me makes me willing to give it five stars. I will add it to my bookshelf and keep it to see if the author has any big surprises in store.

Overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. The Empress's ending is poignant, and it's quite good compared to other revenge stories featuring empresses. When you dress up in your finest clothes, fantasizing about your beloved seeking revenge, only to be told that you will never see them again in this life, isn't that the ultimate cruelty?

Historical records indicate that this book was decent, but not quite as good as truly captivating. Every time I come across a crucial point, it's always recorded in historical texts, which infuriates me.

The story flows smoothly, and the subject matter is excellent.

A good book

I thought Wei Jiuge would fake her death and then reunite with Ah Shui and the Prince of Qi for a happy ending, which would be great. A tragic ending would also be acceptable. However, after reading the book and reading the author's comments, I felt it elevated the entire book. It moved me a bit, and I think the author is probably a woman. I can't wait to read your new book!

I'll give it four stars for now. If the male lead accepts the empress, this gold digger, later on, I'll give it one star. If this gold digger suffers, I'll give it five stars.