I Became a Female Top Scholar, and the Regent Fell Madly in Love With Me!

I hope that after these men know the identity of the heroine, the heroine will still maintain the current relationship with them and still be an official instead of marrying someone.

The writing is very good, and the writing is very interesting. It is very real and can be put into the situation, but the ending is a bit rushed. The female protagonist is also a very charming person. She was afraid of being discovered when she dressed as a man in the court. I can understand her behavior and choices, but the second male lead is really charming, and there is a lot of shaping done to him. I think in terms of character image, he is more established than the male protagonist. It can only be said that the heroine's situation requires a powerful person to protect him, which makes the second male lead even more pity. Fortunately, the extra story has enriched him. I hope there will be a good result, but it is destined to be fruitless. Hey, let's have a modern companion chapter!

Big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, big, can I accept Master Xiao Su, maybe do a side story, I really like him, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

The author's writing is really good, and the emotional line is very fast. The heroine disguises herself as a man, and all the brothers are gay [smirk] [snicker] Then I also realized the sadness of gay love in ancient times. It really has to go through a lot of rumors and prejudices. It is still like this today. Although young people don't care now, the older generation of feudal people still think this is a kind of abnormal love. Come on, author!

It's beautiful, but it's a pity it's serialized. I feel like Su is very good. Is he the second male lead? (Lin is also good, but he is married.) Can the heroine open up a harem and accept Su?

I don't know why the score is so low. The overall length is short, and the story is lighthearted and sweet. It does not abuse the male and female protagonists, but slightly abuses the second male lead. However, there is a side story between the second male lead and the female lead. The outline of the story is relatively traditional, time travel + woman disguised as a man + serving as an official + being attracted by the prince. But the theme develops more toward women, changing the inherent institutional concepts of the court. The plot presentation is relatively novel, the first part of the story is quite interesting, and the later part is more heartwarming. There are basically no villains or villains, and there are no conflicts that cannot be resolved in dozens of chapters.

This is the first novel about a woman dressing up as a man that I have completely read. I think its rating should be at least 8.5. The heroine is very sober and always knows what she wants. Even if the hero discovers that she is a woman, she still dresses as a man, insists on herself, and then gets promoted. The male protagonist has a very good personality and his love is also very good. At first, I saw the male and female protagonists sleeping. I was still wondering why it was so sudden. But the female protagonist was very awake. That's it. She still insisted on herself and thought about herself. After her identity was discovered, she also wanted to take advantage of the male protagonist and hide her identity. It was very interesting to watch. Many people say that the second male lead is a pity, but in comparison, the male lead is better. He keeps confessing his love for the female lead, fights and fights, and always protects the female lead. In comparison, the second male lead has been running away after being rejected, and his own family does not allow him to be with the female lead. However, the story of the female lead and the second male lead is written in the extra. It would be better if there were more stories about the heroine working hard to pursue a career. Overall, it was pretty good.

It's interesting, but I felt a little sorry for the male protagonist. I thought I liked a boy, but when I went to the waiter I found that I didn't like the male. He just liked the heroine's identity as a man, so he liked the heroine no matter if she was a boy or a girl. (Off-topic: Can there be more chapters every day? It's really not enough. I've been waiting for these two chapters every day [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying])

[Crying] [Crying] Why are you so malicious towards Li Huizhou? Huizhou is really nice. Can you arrange a better ending for him? I'm really crying [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

It's good-looking, and the characters are all full-bodied, not counting extras. Judging from the main text, the male protagonist, the Nine Princes, can win the heroine's heart. The most important thing is that he can solve the heroine's worries about being killed by the Nine Clan if her identity is revealed when she disguises herself as a man, and then she can take the initiative to promote the relationship. Mr. Su, the second male lead, is also a very good person. His good thing is that he is a very good person himself. Because the setting of the heroine is a woman disguised as a man. Although she is young, has a high official position and has a strong family background, what worries the heroine most is that it is extremely difficult to solve even if she wants to solve it. In addition, the opportunity is taken by the male protagonist, the Ninth Prince. The Ninth Prince becomes more dominant. To be precise, it's more shameless. Our Master Su is still a step too slow. However, I believe that Master Su is such a good person. In the world of books, he will definitely meet people who are in love with each other. There is no need to be too sad. He is only in his early twenties, so don't be anxious. 😁