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

This author is exceptionally good. The female lead has a cheat system, but her first thought is to seize power and gain benefits, not to save the male lead. She helps him for free, and heaven knows how annoying it is for her to use the system to help him for free. In the end, she is married by the male lead. The male lead gives nothing and gains wealth, power, fame, and the female lead.

I don't know how to put it... At the beginning, the female lead was pitiful. I felt that helping someone conquer the world and the palace intrigue was nothing. But the female lead has a lot of cheat codes, such as loyalty pills and puppet talismans. She is also given the persona of a fairy who knows magic and is capable.

It's great! The female lead's analysis and utilization of her special ability are very reasonable, and the scenes of her pretending to be a god and subduing others are also very satisfying. It's a pity it's too short…

It would be nice if the female lead became empress herself, but currently it seems likely she'll be relegated to the role of a tool, a cheat code to help others. She comes with a system to create a goddess-like figure, and if she later enters the palace as a concubine to engage in palace intrigue...

The female lead suffers a bit at the beginning, but it gets better later. She's intelligent, but genuinely not capable of scheming, so she pretends to be naive. It would be even more perfect if there wasn't a male lead and if she could return to the modern world at the end. After all, it's hard for an ancient person to accept monogamy and the absence of concubines or maids.

It's a great read, author, keep up the good work! I hope it doesn't become the male lead's cheat code later on, but instead allows him to develop his own unique character.

I hope I don't end up in the imperial harem or become emperor; being a grand advisor would be fine too. Good luck, author!

It's a good read, the female lead is very well-developed. The logic is also consistent; it's a pretty good novel in the "pretending to be a god" genre. The only downside is the weak character development of the male supporting characters; their personalities feel a bit unrealistic. However, the plot is quite original and interesting. I recommend it.

I thought it would be a heartless goddess character, but it turned out to be more like the male lead's blood bag tool.

The novel is good; both the male and female leads have their own thoughts, and the characters are very vivid. I was a little worried after seeing the reviews. The power-ups aren't as strong as in "The Great Western King," where it's all about killing and oppressing, which might be why some things aren't considered a strong female lead.