Your Lord Has an Order

It's a very good story. I read an interview with the author, who said that he originally wanted to write a story about the growth of a princess, but he was confused about where to start. Later, I remembered an essay I had read when I was a student, "The Death of a Princess: The History of Chinese Law You Don't Know." It mentioned that the eldest princess of Lanling was beaten and miscarried by her consort. The government system permeated by Confucian ethics did not regard her and her unborn child as independent individuals, but as vassals of the consort. Even though she is a princess and already occupies more social resources than ordinary women, she is still at a disadvantage when facing men of the same class. Many movies, TV dramas and literary works convey that "princess is already a powerful woman in feudal society."

After reading it, my mind was in a mess and I didn't know what to say. The author's writing style is very good. In the article, Queen Shun Sheng draws lessons from Hu Linghou and Wu Zetian, which can be seen at a glance. The ending was unexpected. It's true that everyone has their own selfish motives, and it's true that people's hearts are separated from each other.

It's a wonderful story, and the imperial power is really bloody... Time travel stories were very popular for a while, and I was full of questions. I thought that the good life was too much, or something, and I actually longed to travel back to the feudal dynasty... [Face covering]

Power is really addictive. The whole text is well described. The plot is relaxed and relaxed. The heroine awakens step by step and slowly plans and even controls her own future destiny. Everyone is not simple. It is amazing!

It has always been a light feeling, and the story and the changes in the heroine's mentality are clearly told. I feel that Princess Zhenguo will be the next imperial grandmother, and the heroine has also gained power through her own methods. The only doubt is why the heroine doesn't take the opportunity to transfer the hero back to the capital. Is it to keep the attention of the underground development?

A great Machiavellian article that digs deep into the destiny of women! The unfairness of the world is written from the perspective of a royal woman. Foreshadowings such as the tragic death of Princess Wenxi and the unjust death of the maidservant are revealed layer by layer. Every word reveals that the women in the palace cannot help themselves [Like][Like][Like]

I like the writing style very much, the writing style is very good, and the ancient Chinese language is pure and pure as it should be. The whole thing is like a quietly flowing stream, which makes people feel comfortable and comfortable. It's so refreshing to read. Although Machiavellian confuses me a bit. It's rare for Tomato to have such a good ancient saying. In fact, it's not exactly a romance, but rather the growth of Huiyin. I look forward to more works, mainly because novels like this are rich in ancient style and don't make me feel too obscure or boring. It's really rare to find them.

In fact, the ending is quite unexpected. I originally thought that the heroine would not only sit on the throne, but also hold power like Queen Shunsheng. However, maybe being with Lu is what the heroine really wants to achieve. There is more intrigue in the group portraits, and the female characters written by the author are all smart, courageous and decisive.

This is the best book I have read on Tomato so far. It has content, plot, and rich characters. There are no cookie-cutter routines or stereotyped supporting characters. It can be felt that the author has a high literary quality.

It's a good book. I didn't expect there to be so few comments. I had mixed feelings after reading it in one go. I originally wanted to talk about Cui's affection for the heroine, but when I think about the different endings, the female characters have promoted the rise of women's status, regardless of their selfish ambitions and efforts.

Isn't this the right ending? There is nothing wrong with the whole article, it is well written, but the ending is so sudden, it is clear that the story has not been finished yet

I thought that the heroine would eventually become the one to gain power in the world, but this open-ended ending is also very good. The three women, Li Guanghua, Zheng Ying, and Huiyin, have different identities, personalities, and experiences, but they are all using their own means to grasp power and stretch their wings. Although the three people do different things and have different positions, their choices lead to the same goal, just like three rivers with different destinies that merge into the same sea, working together to promote women's empowerment and the world's unity.

The ending is very sudden, I feel like there is still a lot left unfinished [laughing and crying]

The characters in it are all three-dimensional, with their own complexities, and are portrayed very delicately; the plot is meaningful, the writing is concise, and each story of love and hatred is depicted in just a few strokes.

It's beautiful. Although I gave it five stars, I think this article could be continued. It ended too suddenly.

The author wrote it very well. I originally thought it was not good because of the low rating, but it ended too suddenly. If you write it longer, more people should read it, but it's a bit too short.

Very pretty

Really well written! I haven't seen such a good article in a long time!

It's well written. I like the female protagonist and I like the male protagonist!

The writing is so good, are you going to die?

Very detailed description

Good looking, but a little short

It's very interesting, with a lot of twists and turns, and many of the supporting characters are fleshed out.

It's pretty, but it's too short and not enough to look at.

Don't be verbose, every word is precise.

The overall story is very good to read. The heroine has a kind of compassionate Buddha nature, and the ending ends abruptly and has a lingering aftertaste. I originally clicked on this book randomly, but unexpectedly I read it. This book deserves to be seen by more people.

The writing style is light and slow, not too bloody, but it witnesses the growth of a princess.

Good looking and fast paced