Who Says an Emperor and Empress Can’t Truly Love Each Other?

Not bad, this kind of heroine who is firmly on the Diaoyutai has a good start. If you want to do it, you should be a big wife. She will suffer all kinds of grievances and won't be very proud in the end. She will still be a high-ranking wife from the beginning, with IQ, status, beauty, and a good team, which makes her look comfortable.

It's a cool article, I'm trying to recommend it. Advantages: 1. The heroine is sensible and smart, and can resolve the situation that harms her before it starts. (I really hate the kind of frustrating articles where you get into trouble and only take revenge in the end) 2. The supporting characters are all human beings with selfish motives, not just superheroes. 3. The writing style and rhythm are okay, not superficial. Gong Dou has brains and is not a real-name poisoner. The poison is also a normal traditional Chinese medicine and chemical component, not some colorful fantasy poison. ... This is too procrastinating. I thought the heroine would give birth to a son and then raise the cub, and the previous dynasty would end with another fight. But in the end, the prince didn't even give birth to a son in three hundred chapters? The emotional line is getting slower and slower. I feel like the author wrote it this way on purpose. Anyway, I only read the 200th chapter. I'm tired, so let's leave it at that.

Pei Shu, described by the author, is a dignified, smart, generous, and a bit charming and cute queen. Standing in the middle palace, she has plans and means, knows what she wants, and can stabilize her mentality. She is a pretty good heroine in the ancient novels I have read recently. What I want in the end is to be the queen and the wife from the very beginning. I don't have to suffer the grievances of becoming a concubine first. As long as I don't act stupidly (Pei Shu has a sense of proportion), she will always be the queen.

It looks good. Both the male and female protagonists are very smart and thoughtful. The female protagonist's child is also very cute. Will there be a third child in the future? We students in normal school really like to watch other people give birth hahahahahahahaha I look forward to it😌The male protagonist and the female protagonist also have some real feelings for each other, but the male protagonist has always loved his wife, and I want to see more of the sweet daily life of the male and female protagonists🤩The shortcoming is that the female protagonist rarely calls herself her own wife, it's all me, which feels a bit confusing, and then it's easy to get mixed up. For example, Li Cairen becomes Li Guiren, and the others are not that big at the moment. I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it. Finished the second episode, it looks great, are there any extras [laughing] After finishing the third update, why are the extra chapters discontinued? [Petrochemical]

Not bad, the most important thing is that the male and female protagonists are both normal and logical people, and the things the male protagonist does are mostly focused on the world. Both of them are engaged in careers and they seem to be very happy about the career party.

Looks good! It is rare to see a wise emperor who is not lacking in love. Zhou Chen was established as a prince at birth. He grew up surrounded by the love of his father and mother. Because he is not lacking in love, he is not stingy in expressing love, does not act paranoid, is responsible, and can manage the court and the harem well. He is really a rare wise king and a very good male protagonist.

Hey, I feel like the female lead is very good, and so is the male lead. But looking at the emperor's rain and dew, and the birth of children one after another, I, who have always preferred to read sweet pet novels, couldn't get enough of it. 🙃🙃

It's quite good. The heroine has a really good character. She knows what she wants, doesn't wrong herself, and doesn't ask for pure love. The male protagonist is also in line with the thoughts of ancient emperors. Sex and love are clearly separated. Sometimes I really feel that most ancient emperors don't live long. Is it because they are tired? There are so many women waiting for him every day [laughing]

It's so beautiful. The heroine is really wise and dignified. She doesn't form cliques for personal gain, and she won't mess around with things. As long as you don't go too far, she's a little happy to watch others talk nonsense, but if it's too much, she'll get irritated. The heroine is also straight-tempered. If you break the rules, people will directly expose you and fight with you. As for the emperor, I don't like it very much, that is, I just admire it. The kind of gentleman who respects the same rules as the heroine and treats others with courtesy, but he won't care if it's too much. The virtuous concubine, the virtuous concubine, and the virtuous concubine, the concubine Shu, stand directly on three pillars. Suppressing things together with the heroine can't be said to be working with the heroine, at most it's adding fuel to the flames. The emperor wanted to suppress the queen mother, so the virtuous concubine De Fei went down. Concubine Shu, she is really doted on, and she is probably a strong opponent. However, if Concubine Shu keeps up her behavior and doesn't use any tricks, I think she is quite a good person. Qing Jieyu has been promoted from noble to noble in about a year. If she gets pregnant again, she will probably be the ninth concubine. She may not be able to reach the concubine position. This person has means. I think she is more terrifying than the concubine Shu. With her little gang, Zhou Guibi and Li Guiren, netizens commented that the three of them were pretending to be ruthless [laughing and crying]. As for the heroine's team, the heroine doesn't need a team. She checks and balances the harem just like the emperor. Zhao Jieyu is a fool. The heroine finds her interesting, but she doesn't know how to use her, so she is easier to take advantage of. As for Li Cairen, this character is interesting. The heroine began to awaken a little bit because of the choreographer of "The Young Master". And Li Cairen is from modern times. Maybe this person will inspire the heroine's thoughts, maybe not. The heroine sees people very clearly. This person is too protective of himself. He can't do anything when doing things. He becomes ruthless when he threatens herself. It is not suitable to make your own knife, but it is easy to betray others and be manipulated.

It's really good-looking, and the relationship between the two gradually deepens. The emperor Zhou Chen has a good character, a good education, respects his wife, and respects the queen Pei Shuzhen. Queen Pei Shu has a good personality and is also very smart. I feel like the two of them can form a good relationship thanks to Zhou Chen's good-looking face, otherwise our raccoon slaves wouldn't be willing to develop a relationship with him [laughing] The characters in it have diverse personalities, and the palace battles are also very exciting. We express the story of sitting on a high platform to judge cases, protecting ourselves and not actively harming others. The main character is to act according to the palace rules. The only thing is that I can't remember the characters in it. One moment they were demoted, and the next moment they were promoted. There are also people with the same surname. I can't tell them clearly [face covering] In addition, our Chaoyang is such a cute little boy, and so is Yuanyuan. It's fun to think about how serious our little prince looks at such a young age.