Decoding the Deep Palace: the Emperor Is My Research Topic

At first I thought that the heroine had traveled to the Sui Dynasty, because the emperor and some people were vaguely familiar. I guessed that the author borrowed the facts of some people in history and gave her a pseudonym. Because I knew that I didn't learn history very well, I searched for some names on the Internet, but couldn't find them. To be honest, I was surprised that I liked this book, because I usually read some infinite streams and some completely unreal ancient sayings. I once met a classmate who was very fond of a historical figure, the kind who wanted to go back through time and space to find him. I feel that the author wrote this book to give the heroine an opportunity, an opportunity to face her favorite but controversial figure no longer through history books, and even to help him. It also gives readers a chance. I may not be very good at writing this review, but my willingness to use so much ink to review this book shows that I really like it. However, other people's reviews can only be used for reference. You have to read it yourself whether you like it or not. I hope the author will keep writing, cheers [sending heartfelt wishes] I never like to watch palace intrigues, and I hate those female rivalries and palace fights the most, which are just fun when the emperor is bored and makes the koi fish in the pond fight with each other with a handful of bait. I am also tired of those who just talk empty words and use words to promote equality between men and women. But let's not talk about the choice of words and sentences in this book by the author. The smooth image created by the scene, I especially like its unique way of shaping the female image. The author and the female characters in the book never speak empty words, but use actions to protest the injustices against women in this era. They accept their fate but are not resigned to it. They can also speak, but not to swear to anyone, nor to complain or curse. Instead, he was thinking and discussing about doing his best to make himself and other women live a better life. They are like the grass growing under the wall. They may not be beautiful, but they are tough and tenacious enough. In the past, when I read novels, I always pursued those vigorous and vigorous loves that would never appear in reality. After I bought "Six Chapters of a Floating Life", I flipped through a few pages and then left it to gather dust. Because I knew their fate of being separated from each other, I couldn't bear to look at their beautiful past. But the author's book gave me some inspiration. No matter what the outcome is, what happened in the past shapes the future. Does the author publish a book? There are many female characters in it. They do not revolve around the main character, but they all have their own stories and have made different efforts with the same goal. I like them very much, but when I watch them on my mobile phone, they always feel like they are just superficial and superficial. I want to buy paper books. [Sending Hearts] The last book I liked so much was "She's Bored of This."

This book is quite novel and different from traditional love stories.

Not bad. I think the previous plot is interesting.