Trade the Empire

What a masterpiece! What a masterpiece! The author writes about rebirth, a heroine, and an empress. The subject matter is beyond the scope of ordinary online articles. It is completely the best in this type of article. I am fascinated by the author's writing style! The writing is really very good, the characters are three-dimensional, the length is long but not procrastinating, and every stage is very important. It is a complete drama. The whole text is worth savoring from every aspect. There is warmth and passion, thinking and growth, and the two sisters earn the world for each other, for themselves, and for women in the world, and they get what they want by being together for a lifetime. Sisters and sisters must always be together! ! Oh, such a good article made me see it, happiness, happiness

Following the Western fantasy "She's Bored of This" and the future-oriented "Throwing the Sweet Wife and the Boss into a New World of Equality", "Swapping the Country" is my third favorite ancient feminist work on Tomato The writing is superb, and the rhythm of the plot is well controlled. I thank the author for bringing me such an exciting story. The setting of the twins is so classy. The mutual help between women is better than the friendship between Jin and Jian. It made me cry. In the beginning part, they were powerless and struggling. The plot It may not be that fascinating, but the more you read it, the better it gets, and the more you read it, the more you can't put it down. Unfortunately, too few people have read this book, too few people have commented, and the rating is too low. I didn't even read it when it was serialized. I hope Tomato will push it more so that everyone can see it.

The plot is that the two sisters are reborn, secretly attack and rebel, and finally become empresses (the battle of wits and courage in the early stage can be regarded as real power, but the empress period occupies a shorter period of time), and the status of women is promoted to the upward path. Looking at the extras, it may be vaguely beginning to develop in the direction of female empresses. Ancient proverb setting + single-arrow male partner acts as a target to refute, and the female protagonist and female partner are both career-minded. The impression is that there are no insulting words for women. Contains a positive male supporting character and a single arrow psychological description. Those who can stomach the style of ancient Chinese writing can try it.

There is no one good article, definitely worth reading! The logic of the details is very rigorous. Except for the rebirth being a bit sloppy at the beginning, the two sisters are very exciting in both lines and the transitions are silky smooth. A follow-up review of Chapter 100. The author's writing is very good, but I can feel why few people read it. There is no cp story about the main heroine, and I prefer to read about female friendship. The protagonist is surrounded by male characters, and the male content is very high... Except for the two heroines, there are basically no other female characters. Obviously the author also writes about female widows and female military doctors, although there is no difference between them appearing in the drama. We know that it is inevitable to have many male partners when conquering the world, but why are there no female soldiers if the female protagonist can be a general? This is just a sentence from the author.

It's great, I've almost read the latest chapter. Dual protagonists plus rebirth. Before rebirth, it felt like a typical ancient Chinese story. The ancient Chinese setting made a lot of the content in the early part very ambiguous, as was the writing method, but it started to change slowly later on. It was relatively slow, but the logic is very reasonable, because the protagonist is not time travel but rebirth. Qing is mature enough in terms of strategy, but Qian needs time to grow up. The theme of twins, one civilized and one martial, changing the country has been almost stated in the third volume. I am very optimistic about the ending. There is also the non-CP aspect. My personal opinion is that there are single arrows and ambiguous plots, but the heroines do not have this idea. There are too many ancient Chinese plots that non-CP readers will find unaccustomed. However, I still recommend this non-CP book because the actual look and feel is much better than non-CP novels with many similar plots. My personal opinion is that if you use the setting of Guyan to change the story of Guyan, there will be a lot of infatuated male characters and ambiguous plots, but the female protagonists are never confused by these, and they will not cater to the "affectionateness" of these male characters, but will feel bored. There are also more and more female supporting characters in the second and third volumes. If you like non-CP, I highly recommend reading this book. Don't stop reading because of the ambiguous plots and ancient proverbs in the front. Of course, it's okay if you really don't like reading it, but it really gets more and more exciting later on.

No matter, let me give you full marks first. Grandma Fu sells melons and boasts of herself.

Damn it, it's written so well, this is two parallel lines. What does it mean to be detailed appropriately, and what does it mean to leave enough room for the reader's imagination? Every step of the story is steady and heavy. I'm feeling a little overwhelmed at the moment. More people should read such a good book. Is this something I can watch for free?

Five 🌟! Rebirth, twin heroines, twin sisters, no CP, empress, changing dynasties. The writing is very good, the characters are three-dimensional, the plot is not procrastinating, the style is drama, and it is warm, full of warmth and passion, thinking and growth, and the sisterhood and friendship are very touching. They experienced loneliness for a lifetime, and went through untold hardships again to overthrow the feudal dynasty that was stained with the blood of women and imprisoned women. They supported each other with both literature and military skills, and secured a free and bright future for women in the world.

The first time I saw this book was in the recommendation column of Tomato. I was very interested in the setting, but I quickly swiped away and searched for keywords and couldn't find it. Fortunately, I recommended it again! It's a very nice book. The two plots of the sisters run parallel but are not obtrusive. The writing style and logic are very good. The perspective follows the alternation of the two, and one can't help but feel nervous or excited about the encounter between the two. Although this book talks about the rise of the empress, it does not deliberately let only women rise, but uses them to lament the difficulties of people's livelihood; the emotional line is not as rigid as I initially feared, and the main characters created have their own Consideration and decision-making, super delicious 👍In the end, I still have to praise the Qingqian sisters. They are both literary and military, and they are a perfect match for each other. They wish to be winged birds in heaven and Lian Lizhi on earth. They are heartbroken by their separation, but also smile knowingly at their concern for each other. Good sisters just stick together, it's so cute and it's good for my eyes! I didn't expect to catch up with the ending just after reading this book. I'm really lucky🥰 I hope more people can see the story of Qingqian sisters, and I also wish the author good health and everything goes well☀️☀️

The plot is very interesting. The twin sisters are reborn and make completely different decisions from their previous life. The characters of the two sisters are also very attractive. People unconsciously want to watch the story of Song Qian, who is getting stronger day by day, and Song Qing, who is sick but smart. Strong recommendation