Transmigrated to a Chaotic Era, Nearly Boiled Alive

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It's very interesting. The female protagonist takes the trading mall with her through the ancient times. The male protagonist Xiao Ling appears to be a tyrant, but is actually a puppet emperor whose power is evaded. The male protagonist discovers the secret of the female protagonist and uses the materials in the mall to start planning to consolidate the political power and get rid of traitors. Thinking about it this way, the female protagonist seems to be a tool man who gives the male protagonist a golden finger, but the male protagonist actually has a queen and Although the other concubines are just decorations, they are still very unhappy. This queen looks a bit stupid without knowing it. It is clear that her family is going to rebel with the general who controls the government, and she still tries to dissuade the male protagonist from killing people every day. The male protagonist kills all the informants, but they are just poor people. After all, women in this era cannot help themselves.

It looks good. The male and female protagonists have grown up little by little, which is interesting. The two secretly plotted in the middle of the night, reselling goods in the mall to strengthen themselves. The heroine is also smart, and in this era of scarcity of food, she cherishes food. A bowl of shrimp porridge, mushroom and chicken noodle soup, and almond tofu are all delicious and warm [laughing]. I hope the heroine has more ways to protect herself. However, I hope the author can use less words in a natural paragraph, as it seems a bit too much for the eyes.

This book shouldn't have such a low score. I think it's well written. Many people say that the heroine is a tool, but I don't think so. First of all, the heroine and the hero are mutually beneficial. When the heroine appeared as a little palace maid, she did not have a lot of money to upgrade the gold finger. She could only work hard for so long to have a little money to exchange for some food, and she could only eat in secret. After she cooperated with the hero, she made a big leap. He also told him half of the exchange money, and the remaining heroine secretly used it herself. In the later period, she did not completely trust the hero, but she kept developing secretly and only regarded him as a partner. The heroine would use all the good things that really saved her life, and the heroine always occupied the upper position. Secondly, the male protagonist is also very good. In the early stage, he directly admitted that she was a goddess in front of his confidants, so those people respected the heroine. After fighting the traitor and taking power with the heroine, he immediately revealed the heroine's status as a goddess. The heroine herself is also very good at pretending to be a goddess without being pretentious. Everyone knows that the heroine is a real goddess. In the eyes of the people of the world, the status of the female protagonist is higher than that of the male protagonist. Some people say that the male protagonist did not give the female protagonist anything in the early stage, but in the early stage the male protagonist was always a puppet, and no one took him seriously... But at that time, he was already as good as possible to the female protagonist. After taking power, he immediately made the female protagonist the Celestial Master, and has always made her The heroine conjures things in front of the ministers and soldiers, so that others can believe in the heroine's immortal status, instead of secretly taking credit for herself. The hero has always respected the divine right of kings, rather than letting himself be above divine authority. Therefore, those aristocratic families are only afraid of the heroine, not too afraid of the hero. Moreover, the male and female protagonists have always been good friends in the early stage. Both of them are very cute and fun. In the end, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist unrequitedly. The female protagonist was not tempted and only regarded him as a child and a good friend. The female protagonist also bought a lot of life-saving things without telling him, so even if they get together in the future, even if he betrays her, the female protagonist will have the confidence to fall out directly. Therefore, cooperation is the fastest and best way. Only the emperor can collect so many good things to exchange for money in the system, and spend a lot of them to upgrade and get real good things. The male and female protagonists have been fighting to end the troubled times and have always cared about the people. I think it is a great merit. Even if the male protagonist is jealous and betrayed in the end, considering the things that the female protagonist has been secretly buying after upgrading the system, I don't think the male protagonist can do anything to the female protagonist. On the contrary The male protagonist should be more afraid. I think the female protagonist has been doing things for the country and the people. Even if the male protagonist wants to deal with the traitorous female protagonist, how can the people of the world not care about it? The female protagonist gives them food, clothing, and opportunities to study. Then won't the male protagonist dig his own grave? Because the female protagonist is a goddess who cares about the people, while the male protagonist is just an ordinary human emperor.

I saw the 81st picture. It's pretty good so far. I've read this book several times before. Looking at the title, I always felt that the heroine was the tyrant's blood bag. I was afraid that the heroine would be exploited to the point where she wouldn't be left behind. After clicking on it, it wasn't entirely like this. The heroine's golden finger must be Spend money, but the heroine will die at any time without money, so it is right to find a tyrant as a partner. The heroine does not tell the tyrant everything. She conceals what should be concealed, and consciously arms herself to save herself. I like the heroine's attitude of keeping a secret.

I've read more than 20 chapters and it's a good read. I saw low ratings at the beginning. Many people said that the female protagonist is too weak. She has a shopping mall and needs to rely on the male protagonist to become the male protagonist's blood bag. I see that I don't feel this way yet. Although the female protagonist has a shopping mall, she has no martial arts. In that chaotic era of people eating people. She can't survive on her own. There is a mall but she has no money. If she didn't follow the emperor, she wouldn't have the money to buy things in the mall. She and the male protagonist basically have a mutually beneficial and win-win relationship. The male protagonist also respects her. I don't know what will happen next. Let's continue to see.

It's very beautiful, the word count is not bad, Goldfinger is strong but not mindless, and the male and female protagonists don't fall in love casually. Currently, every character is quite plump. I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because it's still being serialized.

Give it five stars. I don't understand why this article has such a low rating. I think it's pretty good and has no flaws at all. Some people say that the female protagonist is the male protagonist's tool, but I don't think so. The two of them are interdependent. Without the male protagonist's financial resources, it is difficult to say whether the female protagonist's golden fingers can be upgraded, let alone the goodies for each festival. The male protagonist also respects the female protagonist, and they hold power together from the beginning to the end. If this was a Qing Dynasty novel, the male protagonist would take the female protagonist into the backyard or harem without saying a word, and she would not necessarily be the official wife.

It's quite interesting, but the current relationship between the male and female protagonists is not strong, but if the female protagonist is in a high position, then it will be fine. I don't have any problem with the finale being together. I like to see a country getting richer and stronger, its people getting happier, its talents being reused, and its children being nurtured. There are a little less people, so I think it would be better to change to a nicer cover.

I saw the latest chapter. The writing and plot are very good. Without the heroine as a tool, it is not safe for the heroine to hold the system in troubled times. It is best for her to work together with the emperor. No matter how good the hero is to her, her status in the court is equal to one person. Waiting for update~