Cao Cao's Daughter Rebuilds the Realm

Quite like it. The author is very talented and connotative. It is a realistic version of the conspiracy novel. The heroine is a time traveler and has a deep understanding of the cannibalistic feudal dynasty. Confucian culture and the powerful class have a large network. The monopoly of culture and talents by aristocratic families cuts off the common people's path to advancement... The heroine described by the author is a child under the real five-star red flag🇨🇳. Adhering to the concept of "if you are poor, you can take care of yourself, and if you are prosperous, you can help the world", and truly put the people at ease, have enough food, and make arrangements for their studies. And I want to nip the buds of the "Five Husbands" in the following dynasties. Really a plus. Very responsible. It's like I can't figure out why the time-traveling girl has such a "superior" feeling of superiority to other novels. The top-notch, brainless, and best-in-class fight against Shura Field under all the imaginary backgrounds teases the readers' emotions and makes them hold their breath waiting to see other stories about the fate of the bad guys. This heroine really makes me cry to death. She is very "red", a child who truly shines in the light of the Party. The current plot is that the protagonist, as Cao Cao's daughter, helps her father "compete in the world". The biggest hidden danger is the succession issue after Cao Cao. Cao Pi was like a "damp ghost", watching the protagonist become bigger and stronger like a shadow, while he rotted in the corner with jealousy and was warned by his father. The younger brother who was the heir that his father wanted to cultivate was killed. He at least had a hand in it and was rejected, but he was helpless. He was the only politically talented male heir. Why do you feel that Cao Zhi, or some people around the heroine have a big face, and they want you to teach him this or that. The filter on Cao Zhi was also broken. This talented and melancholic handsome man who died early was actually just a sour scholar from a noble family. The scholar rebelled and failed to achieve success for three years because of him. Look at Li Shimin. He has everything, a good hand of cards, he is very good at it

Let me help you sort out the minefields. Different people have different opinions on the minefields in the Empress's text. Let me talk about the points that everyone is most concerned about () 1 Became an emperor and was loved by his parents (similar to the upgraded version of Zhu Biao), but the heroine has a very naughty personality 2 Only one partner, Zai Fu (pretending to be lucky with a few other men, but not seriously, the man said they only have each other in their lives, and the heroine is very happy...) 3. Two boys and one girl were born, and they succeeded the male emperor (this protagonist is similar to Li Shimin, Taizong, she conquered half of the territory, and did everything the time traveler emperor did, such as building schools and developing science and technology, so she had a lot of diehard loyalists) but she still established a male emperor, and the daughter finally took her partner's surname. . . Huge thunder 4No female senior officials The 5-foot pot chicken is gone, which is pretty good, and those who hate Cao Pi and Sima Yi can watch it. 6 The writing style is okay, some of the quotations are not quite right, but it's okay.

I have read another book by the author, but I stopped reading it when I saw Cao Cao ascending the throne and the heroine refused to be the prince. Although the writing was very good, I always thought that it would be great if the heroine could become the empress. So I suddenly felt very happy when I saw this book, but it is a bit too new. I look forward to a big update [please ask for more updates]

The author finally wrote a novel about the Empress. I didn't read the previous one because the author marked it as not a novel about the Empress. However, after seeing this one, I found it to be quite interesting. I like the author's writing style, so please update it more often. It's really not enough (｀Δ´)!

It's very interesting and interesting. I recommend reading Three Kingdoms: Gu Pan Sheng Hui, a novel with similar themes.

Super good-looking, I recommend it. Xi'er is very smart, a very independent and strategic woman. Although there is a male protagonist, it can be ignored because there is no role at the moment and it feels more like a superior-subordinate relationship. The author's writing is also very good. The plot is very smooth and not abrupt at all. I read it in one go and then waited for the update every day. It is really good-looking. I hope the author can write longer and don't want to finish it so quickly. This book is really to my taste. I like the heroine very much. I like it very much. As for the male protagonist, I really think that he is just a marriage partner. There is no need to pay too much attention to it, because there is really not much plot at the moment, and the female protagonist is not a romantic person. She only pretends to be the people of the world and her mother-in-law.

You are really, really great, and Xibao is so great. I really don't understand why this book has so few branches, and it is not worthy of your writing style. Really, other Machiavellian writings seem to be modern words mixed with ancient prose, which is very awkward to read, but you don't have this problem at all, and Xibao is really a very determined person. No matter how powerful the heroines in other novels are, the heroines will sometimes compromise because of various things, but Xibao has always been very firm in her beliefs and never doubted her decision. Even if she is wrong, she will know her mistakes and change them (although I don't think Xibao missed anything). The writing is really super beautiful, and I really love you [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Then when will I not help Brother? Based on the previous descriptions, I really feel that they are not worthy. Now the heroine seems to have realized it a little bit, right? And now the heroine has been tentatively determined to be the future head of the family. I hope it can be made clear as soon as possible, and I don't have to show it, but I have already made it clear in my heart that I want to fight, and if I don't fight, I will take it.

The novel is quite well written, although some places seem a bit clumsy due to the repeated use of the same sentence. I saw some comments about cp when I got engaged to Zhou Buwei, so I had some thoughts. I like to read novels without cp because I don't like to read some romantic or bloody plots. It's not because there must be no cp and the protagonist must be alone. It's simply because I don't like to read such plots. Even if the heroine finally becomes a queen, it does not necessarily mean that she must be unmarried. As long as the protagonist is clear and self-aware and does not change her original intention, there will be a beginning and an end. Another point is that I hate stallion harem stories when watching male videos, and the same goes for female protagonists. You can choose one person to marry, or you can stay alone, but don't engage in three-husband and four-part relationships. Mary Sue's obscene stories are the most disgusting. I would like to add a question. It is a pity that the young lady is a girl. If she is a boy, it always appears in the article. If you look at the introduction, you will have the idea of ​​​​taking the upper hand later. The heroine once said that princes, generals, and ministers are more likely to have sex. So, why do princes, generals, and ministers also divide themselves into boys and girls? If you want to stand tall and protect yourself and your grandma, and have the ability to play chess, why did you not have the idea of ​​taking the upper hand at the beginning, but instead positioned yourself in the supporting position? Knowing that one's own abilities are feared and human nature is the most unpredictable, there is a feeling of relying on oneself even though one knows that one is unreliable. This is something I can't figure out.

I was attracted by this idea at first. I read the introduction and thought it was good. Although the rating was slightly low, I was curious and started watching it. About a third of the way through, I began to feel that this rating was wrong. However, there are several issues that make people give up halfway or give a low score when reading a long novel: writing power, plot, and whether the characterization is consistent. So I wondered if there were any surprises behind it. All I can say is that I am a bookworm of over 20 years and highly recommend it and even gave it as a gift. I can't understand this low score at all. I think it needs to be at least 9 or above to be normal. First of all, the theme is very clear. The heroine has never wavered or been OOC. Except for a short section in the middle where Queen Ding insists on returning to Sikong Mansion to become the queen, which made me feel that it was not worth it for the heroine. The whole book is very smooth and the plot is not delayed or broken. In the middle, I shed tears several times due to the deaths of Cao Cao, Xu Zhu and others. I feel that the author's writing is strong, the simple words are straightforward but very contagious, and he has a strong historical background, and he is familiar with ancient texts. There is a male protagonist, but his presence is not very strong. He definitely does not steal the limelight from the female protagonist. And Zhou Buyi, I really don't know who he is and I went out of my way to find out more about it. Then the heir at the end saw some comments saying it was a surprise, but I thought it was normal. The article said that both the eldest son and the daughter were going to the battlefield, which proves that training is equal, and the daughter mentioned eight years ago that she wanted to take her father's surname because she wanted to go to sea and become prime minister, so that future generations would also know her father. This does not mean that the eldest son will not pass it on to his granddaughter after he succeeds to the throne. All in all, I like this book very much. Probably in the past six months, I couldn't stand a lot of novels halfway through and wondered whether my threshold was too high. But I think long stories do require a certain level of quality!