The Female Emperor: Starting with Farming in the Cold Palace

Five stars for the heroine Tang Yuxin. I haven't seen such a real heroine in a long time. When I was doing Chinese language exams in high school, I came across a term called "the bad qualities of the common people." Of course, the heroine is not that serious. She should be an ordinary person, and it should be said that everyone has bad qualities: selfish but with a sense of morality, so they don't do bad things; reckless, doing things without considering the consequences, and getting angry when the forehead is hot, which can be said to be a little short-sighted; humble but still a little condescending. (This is probably a common problem among every accomplished or outstanding person) The author's writing skills are good, but there are still some common-sense issues in the article, such as the patina on the heroine's washing mirror, which the author briefly mentions. Basic copper carbonate, Cu₂(OH)₂CO₃, is produced by combining copper with oxygen, moisture and carbon dioxide in the air. Water cannot flush it away. To remove patina, either corrode it with an acidic solution or physically remove it with sandpaper. Considering the heroine's condition, the patina should not be deep and could be brushed off after soaking in boiling water, but the heroine doesn't have a brush either? (For chemists, it's so easy to think about things) I really like a sentence in the article, "There is nothing in this world that extraordinary imagination and extraordinary execution can't do." The heroine has these two things, and with the blessing of luck, that's why "There is no limit to the situation of heaven, and there are times when people defy nature."

Wow wow wow wow, why do I always have such a unique vision? The good-looking ones are often serialized... I just want to request, please don't stop updating (I want to put some pressure on the author) It's really, really, really good-looking. I've been looking for it for a long time, and there are too few pure field articles. The last one I read with gusto, and the only one I could learn some knowledge from is "Mountains Have Medicine"! ! ! The author is really powerful and has a good reserve of knowledge (maybe I am exaggerating myself, hahahaha). Anyway, I am very happy to read it. It has been a long time since I have read something that makes me tirelessly follow the article, but I am a little reluctant to finish it too early. There are really too few chapters [almost crying] [almost crying] I can't help but be curious and search for pictures. I have a lot of knowledge.

It looks good, but why is the rating so low? The heroine has not seen any signs of CP at the moment, nor does she have the tendency to develop into an emperor's beloved concubine. It is just a long-running farming story. There is no thunder and lightning. It is a farming article that I like very much. I can only say that it is not a loss to invest [love] [love] [love]

It's okay, but there is a problem. The author has always emphasized that chlorella is high in protein, but in fact, high protein cannot be used as a staple food, and it will starve to death. But it doesn't matter, it's not easy to find a book like this on wilderness survival.

I've finished reading a whole book. At first, I thought it was a farming novel, and I read it to catch up with the updates. But after it was moved out of the cold palace, it no longer had the flavor of a farming novel. But it's still good-looking. Personally, I like the author's writing about farming more. The author writes very well, very logically and clearly organized, and his writing style is different from ordinary and very attractive. But if you want to learn about farming, you should read the front part, as the back part is a bit fragmented.

I like to read this kind of story about living a better and better life through hard work. The descriptions of farming and daily life are very detailed and have a lot of knowledge points. The author writes well, looking forward to updates.

There shouldn't be any cp in the back, I personally like the ones without cp

Very hesitant! She's a bit boring to look at, and doesn't have many interpersonal relationships. She's either farming or teaching, but I quite like this sense of peace. Although she feels a little bit like a little virgin, (the part about Concubine Zhou's cold palace), I can be logical and self-consistent. I get angry when I need to get angry, and I get angry when I have a temper. But I'm not always hostile. After all, I killed other people's younger brothers. Although he is not the original owner, he is a bit guilty for a good socialist young man, hahahaha. Okay, I've tied it up for everyone. The protagonist has also left the palace and unlocked a new map, so I have some thoughts. 1. The protagonist's Virgin Mary's light is looming, which is very dangerous. 2. The conflict is not established enough. Whether it is forward or reverse, appropriate conflicts can better portray the three-dimensionality of the protagonist and supporting characters. The author is obviously lacking in this aspect. For example, Concubine Zhou should be a very deep character. The revenge of killing her brother, the difficulty of survival, and the struggle of being relegated to the cold palace are not brought out. She is portrayed as a tsundere girl tool. This is a pity. It can even be said that the establishment of Concubine Zhou has become dispensable! 3. This is also what I am most worried about. The development of the court and life (male and female protagonists). In the palace chapter, the male protagonist does not have many scenes. The general fakes his death to overthrow the family. In fact, this shows that the author is not particularly good at court culture. The power of the family in the past dynasties has been wildfire. To overthrow the family in such a simple chapter, I am a bit worried about the male protagonist. If you do not have a good layout for this, I suggest the author stick to the female protagonist. Finally! Nice! Love watching! I hope the author will update ten times a day. Thank you and don't let me down. This kind of calm aesthetics actually has advantages!

It's quite interesting, farming in the harem. The author is very good at farming, so don't end up fighting in the palace in the later stages. Judging from the protagonist's posture, there is a tendency to form a CP with the eldest prince. Like Wu Zetian, the concubine's mother married her legitimate son, and in the end she gained power over the world and farmed the world's fields.

The rating is low. The writing style is delicate, the content is witty and humorous, the emotional changes are not abrupt, and the character portrayal is relatively three-dimensional. At first glance, it is not a work of illiterate people, which is rare on Tomato. I hope the author will clarify as soon as possible whether he has no CP orientation. This is quite important for readers. I think most readers still prefer those with CP. As long as the character is clear and the characterization is accurate, the public will still like it. The article has some minor bugs, but they can be ignored. It is a good article with rich content and does not waste your attention. Come on, author!