The Female Lead Wants Power

Later, I originally wanted to give it three stars, but considering that the previous writing was good, the author has most of the heroine awareness, four stars would be an encouragement. There is one reason: in the later period, the heroine got a headache due to giving birth. This was caused by the villain. I think the node should be changed. It would be better if the villain comes to blow up the heroine after she gives birth to the child, so that the headache will be better. If it is placed at that point, it will feel weird. Because the child has a headache → the male protagonist has a share of the child → it becomes the disease because the male protagonist gave birth to the baby. Reason two: The throne is passed on to the male protagonist before his death in the later period. Although our readers and the author's perspective is that the male protagonist is a good person and will not change. But from the heroine's perspective, would a resourceful person like her really believe it? Later, a patch was added that the employer should not be suspicious of others, but the heroine design was still a bit broken. She can trust the male protagonist, but she will never give him the throne. If the male protagonist is given the throne, wouldn't other male ministers and the male protagonist's family feel they have an opportunity? The status of a woman who has finally come up will be suppressed, because the male protagonist is a man, and he will unconsciously ignore some things. Secondly, the heroine died too early. If it were later, her daughter could succeed to the throne before she died. You could arrange for the male protagonist to die together, so you don't have to worry about seizing power, especially the male protagonist's family. The early stage is really good. I really like this kind of heroine who is naturally ambitious and has manifested desires. Human beings have ideas and ambitions, but many stories set the heroine to be beaten, hurt, and humiliated, and she turns evil and wants to seize power as a last resort. That's weird, there is logic but not much. Just imagine, from childhood to adulthood, who doesn't want power, status, money, and a good life? The same is true for some people who worship wealth, so the author's consciousness is very forward, and he will keep working hard!

Great heroine story, the heroine clearly knows what she wants and needs I will not be trapped in a square world, I will break the shackles and let the world see that I am not just a beautiful begonia flower, I yearn for power, and step by step I will climb up the Yingao branches and blossom the flower of power! The world marvels at the beauty of women, but denies their abilities and intends to be trapped in a square house, but I don't want to!

It's very beautiful. The heroine is very powerful. I like it very much. It's worth watching. The heroine knows what she wants. The author writes it well. It's worth watching (๑• . •๑)[Loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][loving][already planted][already planted][already planted][already planted][already planted][already planted][already planted][already Planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass][Already planted grass]

So far, it looks okay. The heroine is smart and action-oriented, and she is also a villain (not crazy). She is a rational villain. Oh my god, she is so beautiful. I just don't know if there is a male protagonist. From the introduction, it seems that there is no one. Also, in the end, will the heroine become the emperor by herself or leave it to her father? I feel like according to the introduction, she should be the emperor [Thinking]

The heroine is smart, rational, and decisive, thoughtful and resourceful. Everyone brainwashed her and treated her as a stepping stone, a vassal, and a victim... But she refused to give in. Instead, she was ambitious, full of scheming, and calculated at every step. She kept making plans, slowly climbed up, and finally took the power and walked out on a bright road! Although there is a male protagonist, there are not many emotional lines. The most important thing in the female protagonist's heart is power, and everything else is just the icing on the cake! Really a great heroine! It looks so cool!

Very nice to look at. The heroine kills decisively! All for power! As long as the heroine doesn't have any love scenes, it will be perfect. After all, if you want to be the emperor, and as a woman, you can't be the emperor without giving up something! I hope that the heroine can live thousands of miles away, capture the world's wealth, and enjoy boundless loneliness. If we have to add a romantic drama to the heroine to make her happy, I hope it can be written as a side story. Anyway, I don't watch the side story...

It is a very neat and concise story about the female protagonist. Although I feel that the plot at the end suddenly turns into a romantic foil for the female protagonist and the male protagonist, it is very disappointing, but overall it is very interesting [like] Let's just think that the heroine is the last to become fatuous in her later years [laughing and crying]

The writing is pretty good and the content is pretty good too. It's just that the heroine's path is too smooth. It can be said that there is no equal opponent. The charm of other accessories is not reflected. For example, Cui Zhenzhen described her very well in the early stage. It can be seen that she is also a relatively thoughtful person, but she actually got married and had children... It didn't have any effect. On the contrary, the people around the heroine are all great, and the other characters are not that great. But I still have the desire to watch it Overall it's good

The ambitious woman from an aristocratic family has questioned why women cannot gain power since she was a child, so she has been preparing for many years. Starting from marrying into the East Palace, the plans have been laid out one after another, and she has now become the empress dowager.

It's very interesting. The author's writing style is a little immature, but it's really satisfying. The heroine will do whatever she wants, and she won't fall in love. It's very interesting to see her later ascending to the throne as emperor. Her biological child will inherit the throne, and she will still plot against the hero until her death [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying], but at that time I was also afraid that the male protagonist would really change her mind.