The Princess Disguised as a Man Is Forced to Win Without Lifting a Finger and Become Emperor

It's really good, and the writing is excellent. Some parts of the plot are a little awkward, especially the scene where they perform for the Empress Dowager, which made me cringe for them. But the rest is great content. (≧∇≦*) Author, please keep updating! I'm really looking forward to seeing this book successfully completed. (ง•̀_•́)ง

Even if you watch it without thinking too much, it's still quite silly, and the female lead has a lot of inner monologues. It's good, and I hope it doesn't stop updating and keeps going. I'll follow it until it's finished.

Hmm, not bad, quite humorous. A natural and comfortable feel. Aside from a slight mismatch in timing, it's pretty good and worth watching. But Fu Bao's answer in chapter 604 is absolutely terrible. It's so distracting, she looks like she's watching a Qing Dynasty drama. Keep it up, waiting for updates.

The main storyline is rather formulaic: a woman disguises herself as a man, slowly survives in the early stages, and eventually transforms and shines. However, the author's writing is quite good, employing various descriptive techniques that keep the reader engaged, and the atmosphere is also very interesting, leaning towards a healing tone, sometimes making the reader's heart melt.

It's a great read, although many plot points are a bit far-fetched. But it's definitely a very enjoyable read.

Genre: Time travel; Slice of life; Semi-satisfying story; Cross-dressing; Family story Time Travel: The story of a modern office worker who travels back in time to ancient times and becomes a princess disguised as a man. Slice-of-life story: The first 100 chapters are all about the protagonist's 'difficult' life in the palace—or rather, her relaxed state.

Similar to the previous book, the female lead lies down in the first stage, and then rises to the top as the sole survivor in the second stage. However, I actually prefer the first stage. I've seen comments saying that the female lead is frustrated, and I share a similar opinion with the emperor in the story.

It seems pretty good. Are there any couples you'd like to date?

The plot was simple and unassuming, but it captivated me. It felt like I was witnessing that golden age, and the author was teaching ordinary people how to be a monarch. 😏

Maybe I'm just insensitive, but I found the whole story quite enjoyable to read, although the beginning was a little dry. However, if you persevere, it gets better and better, and the characters become increasingly well-developed. The female lead was initially quite lazy and didn't want to do anything, but she became much more relaxed later on.