From the Start, I Was Fleeing Famine, but the System Insisted I Was in a Palace Intrigue

The author of this book is particularly good, and the heroine has a golden finger system The first thing I think about is fighting for power, rather than redeeming the male protagonist and helping him for free. God knows how annoying it is for me to use the system to help the male protagonist for free. In the end, he was married by the male protagonist. The male protagonist paid 0 and got wealth, power and reputation, and also got the female protagonist. The female protagonist gave everything and got the status of a "wife" The author really loves his daughter and gives the heroine the best thing - power. I will continue to pursue it!

I don't know how to put it... At first, the heroine was miserable. She thought that helping others conquer the world and fighting in the palace was nothing. But the heroine had a big golden finger, and she also had the Loyalty Pill Puppet Talisman. She also set up a fairy character. She knew magic and had abilities. She could easily gather a group of subordinates, and then help others conquer the world... The author's intention is very biased towards this aspect... What about what everyone always says about time travel and not rebelling? I have never agreed with it, because I feel that many people today have never been small leaders, their EQ and IQ are not enough, and their ideas are not adapted to the local environment, so it is difficult to achieve anything. But with such a big golden finger, it is impossible to justify not being a queen... It's really not just about power, but about the fickleness of people's hearts. It's too unreliable to leave your destiny in the hands of others. Not to mention the love and hatred between rice and rice, when you show your ability and wealth beyond ordinary people in front of people you just met, it is difficult for people to be sincere towards you. Even if they are, it is mostly used [awkward laughter] Especially men. Very few men like people who cannot be controlled. He They will only use you, be afraid of you, and drain all your value. To this end, they can use all means, even if they lower their status, give you everything you want, satisfy all your fantasies, and make you willing to give everything you have. When others don't need you, you must leave. But if you exist like you that can threaten other people's lives, how can they keep you? So when I saw the conversation on the carriage and the author was eager to try it, I came over to comment. I actually didn't want to interfere with the plot, but I wanted the protagonist to be normal. The setting could be fantasy, but people's hearts remain unchanged forever. I looked through the author's homepage and saw another book. I felt it was too toxic after dozens of chapters and canceled it. The heroine took the sterilization medicine herself after giving birth to a son for Kangxi... My thoughts now are the same as those back then. Why didn't the emperor take it? ? I don't quite understand the author's brain circuit, so I'm afraid

Nice! The heroine's analysis and utilization of the golden fingers is very reasonable, and the plot of pretending to be a god to conquer others is also very enjoyable. Too bad it's too short….

It would be good if the heroine became the emperor herself, but at present it seems that she is likely to be positioned as a golden tool to assist others. She has her own system to create a goddess character. If she later enters the palace and becomes a concubine, she will fight...

The heroine is a bit miserable at the beginning and is pretty good later on. She is smart but she really can't play tricks, so she pretends to be stupid. It would be more perfect if there is no male protagonist and she can return to modern times in the end. After all, it is difficult for an ancient person to recognize monogamy, no concubines, and no marriage. Modern men don't recognize it, so why? Moreover, the emperor of the feudal dynasty may endure it for a period of time because of the heroine's status as an immortal, but this insidious quality is the emperor's instinct. The heroine also has her own mother. I am also more dependent on my mother. If I need to sacrifice all the living people I meet, I will go home.

Very interesting, please keep up the good work, author! I hope that in the later stage, I will never become the golden finger of the male protagonist, but develop myself independently.

I hope that if I don't enter the harem and become an emperor, I can be a great master. Come on, author.

It's beautiful, and the heroine is brilliant. It can also be logically justified, and it is a very interesting novel about pretending to be a god. It's just that the description of the male supporting characters is a bit poor, and the characters feel a bit weak. However, the plot is quite novel and interesting, so I recommend it.

I thought it would be a goddess and a ruthless character, but I didn't expect that it would be a male protagonist with a blood pack and a tool character.

The novel is good, both men and women have their own ideas, and the characters are very vivid. I was a little worried when I saw the comments. She's not too hung-up and can't kill like the King of the West. Those who obey will prosper and those who rebel will perish. This may be the reason why some things are not considered a great heroine. I deducted one star because the author wrote it a little more conservatively and I felt uncomfortable deducting it. Originally, the plug-in said that there were three dragons and it was a time of famine. I thought she was going to help the dragons, but later she pulled up the team and the role of the male protagonist was infinitely reduced. I thought I was going to build a career on my own, but then the male protagonist and his team went to the city to become petty officials. If this pace continues, I suspect that sooner or later you will become a house fighter. The layout is bigger. Aren't these things in the early stage pretty good?