Shuyu's Scheme: Your Majesty, My Daughter Wants the Throne

Let me explain my thoughts through book reviews. I found that one of the reasons why many people are dissatisfied and angry about Xiao Jing is that he did not want Cheng Shu to have children in the first place. But what few people paid attention to was that I described Cheng Shu himself more than once in the article as being afraid of having children and not wanting to have children. Some people think that the heroine's character is not good enough, but in fact not many people respect the heroine's subjectivity. The predicament Cheng Shu faces is heavy with oppression, hatred and responsibility. She is not a perfect protagonist. She is lazy, fearful and has too many concerns. Many people may think that she is not good enough and her character is false and empty. This is something I deliberately restrained when I created this character because she had no self at that time. But even when Cheng Shu was oppressed, she would still be soft-hearted, duplicitous, and deceive herself, because that's how people are, she is not a machine. Life experiences make people change and grow. Later, Cheng Shu will have a process of regaining herself, and her second growth will also inspire Xiao Ji to grow. The growth lines of mother and daughter complement each other. (If you particularly hate Xiao Jing in the early stage, that's right! Because I wrote it like this on purpose)

It's been a long time since I've seen such an attractive Gong Douwen. The heroine's counterattack against Concubine Qing is so funny, and she directly messes with her family. The only drawback is that there are so few updates every day, and I squat down every morning waiting for updates [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

This book is truly wonderful. From the beginning when Cheng Shu first entered the palace to the Jade Concubine and then to the Empress Dowager, her life was very exciting. The most depressing thing I saw here was the five years of cold war between her and Xiao Jing. I couldn't help but cry when I didn't see it. I kept thinking about whether Xiao Jing really loved her. If he did, why would he make her sad? Why would he spoil others? If he didn't love her, why would his care and concern for her be revealed between the lines? When I saw him forgetting and not going because of Concubine Qing's words on Cheng Shu's birthday, I couldn't understand it, and even started to hate him. I thought the next trend was that Cheng Shu didn't love him at all and only wanted power. But until I saw Xiao Jing's extra story, I didn't understand that it was a process of constantly loving and learning to love. Even so, Cheng Shu's five years of sadness and pain, Xiao Jing's indifference, and sincere withdrawal all really happened. The damage to Cheng Shu is irreparable. Some things don't matter anymore if they come too late. At the end, I couldn't express my emotions thoroughly. I felt regretful and complete at the same time. I regretted Xiao Jing's death, regretted the five years that Cheng Shu had gone through, and felt sorry for Cheng Shu to get everything she wanted and create a perfect ending for the empress. But isn't that what growth is like? Maybe this is the best ending. Cheng Shu's image is very full, showing the image of a wise man who is always calm and calm, always cherishes those who are deeply affectionate, emotionally decisive and a bit cruel, and brave and resourceful. I may not express my feelings in words, but overall, this book is really to my liking. The writing is very good, and it made me love and hate it as the plot develops. It is not a refreshing novel in the real sense (at least it was not during those five years). Thanks to the author ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

The writing is good, but I just hope that the broken mirror will not be reunited. The female protagonist will no longer fall in love with the male protagonist, and will no longer be affected by his mood. What should the male protagonist do?

I actually feel pretty good after reading this. Although there aren't any big ups and downs, the chapters I've read so far make me feel like it's a bland narration of the heroine's life. I think the writing is pretty good, and the characters are well-developed, and there are some places that leave suspense so that it won't feel so boring.

The plot is getting better. The author's writing is very good. It's completely fine [admiration]. The heroine's career line is coming soon.

Really well written

It's good to read. If you like Gong Dou Wen, you must read it. I really like the heroine's character. Come on, author😊😊

Come on, come on, it's really beautiful

The best ancient Chinese novel I have ever read so far 😘