But Pei Xiang Is into Men!

I love it! Finally, a female lead with a higher official rank and greater intelligence than the male lead! 😆 It used to be so annoying when female leads dressed as men always had to compromise and be subservient. 😳 So far, there haven't been any particularly jarring moments. But the author could have changed the autopsy scene.

It's a great show, featuring a full cast of women, each character is well-developed, and women are no longer confined to their homes. They wield power in the ever-changing court while also having the world in their hearts. The male lead goes from being rigid and rule-abiding to being straightforward in love, and both of them have their own ambitions.

The female lead's strategic planning is incredibly cool. On the surface, she's an easily manipulated, obsequious lackey of the emperor, but in reality, she's a cunning and ruthless "villain" who will stop at nothing to avenge her family. The male lead, whose rank is lower than hers, initially suffers from her teasing but can only silently endure it.

So far, I haven't felt any discomfort. The characters, especially the female characters, are vivid, lively, and each has their own characteristics. The female lead is particularly attractive in terms of both intelligence and political acumen. I think this article is very novel. It breaks away from the stereotypes of male and female characters (perhaps I haven't read enough articles).

The author writes exceptionally well! The rating is really too low; I personally think it deserves a 9. X. The plot, the romance, and the awakening of the female characters all unfold gradually. The female lead's schemes are meticulously planned, and the foreshadowing planted earlier is all resolved later. The plot is particularly worth analyzing, and the romance doesn't feel abrupt.

Amazing!!! Very original, everyone in the story is intelligent, and the female lead never abandons her principles for anyone else; her intelligence is always on point! I searched for a long time before finding this, and I'm so glad I wasn't deterred by the ratings. I've noticed many good novels have low ratings, I don't know why, while many mindless novels have high ratings. I don't understand.

The male lead is the kind of person who's competitive and loves to fight, and can also cry like a wronged puppy. The female lead is very strong, and her personality is exactly what I like—a bit humorous, haha. The romance is great, delicate, vivid, and logical, keeping you on the edge of your seat. This kind of writing is truly exceptional, far surpassing what's typical of Tomato's works.

It's so good! At first, many people weren't happy that the author used the female lead's real name, but I think it's great. The female lead is first and foremost herself, then the character she plays. She achieves revenge entirely through her own planning, and along the way, she helps many women. But she's not a saint; the character is very well-developed. The male lead is such a cute guy; he also matures under the female lead's influence. 😄

I recommend watching this. The female lead isn't a treacherous minister in the strictest sense, nor is she a particularly good person, but she's genuinely intelligent. Not the kind of intelligent person who only appears intelligent on the surface but relies on the male lead; she's truly resourceful and shrewd. The male lead is simply adorable. Their romance is incredibly sweet! 🥰

It's really good! I don't understand why the rating is so low. The premise is quite novel, and I didn't even guess many of the foreshadowing elements! And unlike many novels, it doesn't have that overpowered protagonist (but it's not frustrating either!). It's fine that there aren't many scenes of female rivalry, but the later part where all the seemingly insignificant girls unite to save Jiang was so touching, I cried so much!