After the Emperor's Death, the Empress Crowned the Grand Princess

Although there are some small flaws, the flaws are not hidden. The heroine never forgives the scumbag until her death. The heroine is praised as the emperor, and there are many women around her to help her. The throne is also left to her daughter to inherit. It is said that women must succeed to the throne for hundreds of years, and the female roles are all the same. They are rational, clear-headed, resolute, and love is only a small part of their lives. They govern the country, bring peace to the people, and the prosperity of the great pattern. Encourage more authors to write about strong women. They must be praised with five stars [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]

I'll give it five stars first, I'm afraid the author will give up~ I always thought that since we both chased my wives in the crematorium, there was no need to get back together~ But what! Because the author has narrated the story from the male protagonist's point of view in a large space, watching him suffer and feel affectionately, I felt that he deserved it and felt a little sorry for him, which made me shed tears. But! ! ! I also feel that if I feel sorry for a man, he will be unlucky for the rest of his life, so, I'm thinking about watching the heroine Domei and the two of them making up with each other~😂😂 (Off-topic: I have one more character flaw [crying][crying][crying]😨😨😰——I'm really confused, really confused૮₍ •́ ₃•̀₎აso confused~crazy…ヘ(＿＿ヘ)) When the above remarks were published, I read Chapter 117

It's such a tear-jerking article. I thought that the male protagonist came back to atone for his sins and treat the female protagonist well. But after he came back, he mostly talked about the past. In the second half, he was tortured to a pulp, and there was no room for apology. However, due to karma, this is a rather special article. It starts from the perspective of the male protagonist's rebirth, but it is really a story about asking the female protagonist to take revenge. From the perspective of romance novels, readers regret that the heroine does not have a second relationship, but from a realistic perspective, as a mother, she really does things in the interests of her children. The one star less is because I was tired from crying.

I just read ten chapters and couldn't help but give it a five-star review. In just ten chapters, it made me cry several times. The story of Liu Zhao and Li Shuo reminded me of a sentence: I never doubt my sincerity, but my sincerity changes rapidly. The eighteen-year-old Li Shuo would definitely look at his thirty-year-old self and say to Liu Ruoruo: "Don't forgive him." I stayed up all night to finish reading it, and I felt very sad with mixed feelings in my heart. I felt sympathy for Li Shuo at the beginning, but only resentment at the end. Li Shuo, Li Shuo, how dare you let down Liu Zhao, how dare you let down your eighteen-year-old self! In fact, if we look at it carefully, when Li Shuo was 14 or 15 years old, he fell in love with Liu Zhao until the two of them broke up and became strangers. Their relationship was really short-lived. Li married Zhao Zhao, who was fifteen years old, when he was eighteen. They went off to the battlefield to perform meritorious service within a month after their wedding. They did not return until more than ten days after the birth of their eldest daughter. After that, the two later spent less time together and separated more. By the time Ce'er was born, they had only been in love for less than two or three years, and Li took in another woman. It's really hard to accept, so Zhao Zhao is right to never forgive [almost crying]

I haven't read the back yet. There is a section where the heroine says she hopes the hero will die when he is 23 years old. Can the author give a good ending to the 23-year-old Li Shuo and Ruoruo, and give a good ending to the love they once had sincerely? I wanted to cry while watching it, why people's hearts are always fickle. I would rather that his body was taken away than that such a young man turn into an old man that makes Ruoruo disgusted.

The author's writing is so good. I originally hoped it would be HE, but the more I read, the more I want to cry. The young Li Shuo will definitely not forgive himself in the future. My Ruoruo, I wish you all the best and may you have a long and happy life.

I didn't read the whole book, I read it front to back. Relatives ~ childhood sweethearts ~ sharing the same boat through thick and thin ~ lovers ~ children, parents ~ emperors and queens ~ hated each other ~ political opponents ~ enemies ~ never to meet again, life or death. The timelines are interspersed, but the relationship changes in this way. In the end, it has nothing to do with "clean or unclean" or "loving or not". Maybe the male protagonist in the author's writing regrets it, but I personally think the same as the female protagonist in the article. I don't understand it, and I think the male protagonist has a performative personality. Having a cause or belief that you strive for is very satisfying and gives you a sense of accomplishment. You don't need a so-called male doting to nourish your life and take revenge on the male protagonist. I came from next door, and I also liked the emotional pull of that book. I saw that the description of the heroine in the back was too small, and it would be awkward to match the soul of a similarly modern person. Choosing to engage in business rather than politics cannot be said to be a small scale, because the male protagonist in the second generation has no shame to harm the female protagonist, and there is no need to arrange for subversion of the political power, which is also reasonable. But after seeing the latest update, the heroine is almost depressed. Seeing the heroine's state step by step, although I like it very much, it's very embarrassing

A very different perspective of rebirth (compared to another book where the male protagonist is reborn before everything can be saved). The idea of ​​​​this perspective is very novel. After experiencing it again, it will be clearer that you need to bear the corresponding consequences because of your own mistakes. The heroine is also very determined, sober, and really a great heroine.

I finished watching it today. Fortunately, they did not reconcile. Liu Zhao should be as he was in the extra story and should not have suffered betrayal. Li was lucky to meet her but Liu Zhao was a disaster to meet him.

I like the heroine of this book very much Why did it happen in the past? I don't understand what the author means. Do you want us to see the heroine and the scumbag falling in love? ? Who wants to see it? ! Hurry up and end this part of the plot, it's so boring