Empresses in the Palace: Yongzheng Takes the Male Lead and Crushes the Harem

It's cool to bring in a male protagonist, but since he's the male protagonist, don't be too awesome. I originally thought it would reduce the intensity of the palace fight and give them a happy ending, but now I can't feel the protagonist's feelings for them.

It's okay. The story has a novel entry point, which is very attractive. However, it is okay to read as a cool novel, but you can't think about it carefully. It may be a bit uncomfortable for women to read this book. As written in the book, they are items, values, and things that can be exchanged for rewards. But I'm not alone, but I saw the author's feelings, and wanted to write more about it, but Xiao Yezi was a bit too toxic for me.

Finally! I saw the Legend of Zhen Huan from a male perspective. I like Yongzheng like this. A real emperor should be like this. The twists and turns of the harem are well described. I finally saw the palace battles written by a male.

Hahahahahahaha this made me laugh so hard. It's really hard for a straight man to speculate on the psychology of a bunch of women.

It's really good-looking, the story of Zhen Huan from the perspective of a male video Why are you becoming more and more biased towards Big Orange? Why does King Juan pay so much attention to these feelings?

They are both harem stories. What is the difference between the so-called Yongzheng in history and the Yongzheng in the TV series? There isn't much of a male perspective, it's mainly about female competition, and the male protagonist's methods are still used on women, but he doesn't see any contribution to the country. The first part has a sense of benefiting the country and the people, but the second part is basically a palace battle plot.

The plot is not perfect, but it is better than new! He could actually think of replacing Yongzheng to solve all the regrets in the world view of Zhen Huan.

It is indeed a male video. As a boy, I found it quite enjoyable to watch it. I wonder what girls would do if they saw it?

Although it is a bit personal, I think the plot is well written. Attacking those women from a man's perspective is very similar to the "Heartbeat Memories" I played before. Although the systematic bonuses will make people think that the protagonist's strategy is easy, it can also be seen from the context that the author is trying hard to let the protagonist find those strategy details through his own actions. If I rely entirely on the system and don't look for clues, what's the difference from when I used to rely on strategies and modifiers to clear the game?

This is one of the few Zhen Huan spin-offs that I can persist in watching. The plot in the article is similar to that in the TV series, but it all happened to other people. The overall story design is actually average, and some palace battles are quite interesting and worth watching. The point is to have benefits