A Princess in Her Element: The Han Dynasty's First Sister

What a great book! Don't be frightened by the author's non-female warning! If you really read it, you will find that the heroine is resourceful and has her own softness. Although it is inappropriate, it is also the most attractive part of her! Especially when he sent Nangong to marry the Xiongnu, he really set an example. Although he was favored, he protected his sister and was willing to marry her on his behalf. In fact, the non-female warning is also the most worth reading part of this article. She is not a strong woman in the popular sense. She has done her best in a bad era. The heroine has a rich spiritual world and has her own set of principles. She can offer good advice, love her younger siblings, and be a good husband. Highly recommended!

It's particularly beautiful, and the part about He Qing makes people want to cry. The heroine really did it, treating his sister and brother without any purpose! I hope he won't abuse her later, I'm afraid that Liu Che will become a complete emperor and instead hurt the heroine for everything she has done for him sincerely.

Found a treasure! Wonderful! It can be seen that the author respects history, but also adds his own thoughts on the characters. It is very appropriate and natural, the plot is reasonable, the narrative is neat, and the writing is good. I look forward to the next story!

It's beautiful, especially the marriage scene. It moved me to tears 😢 Liu Yi is really worthy of respect. Duties and responsibilities are not just words. Even now I don't know who the male protagonist is 🤦

A very interesting and brilliant novel with great potential! I hope there will be more updates. Hehehe, I laughed to death when I said that I was a little bit embarrassed by Wei Qing and Nvzhu. I don't know why Wei Qing is so good and I subconsciously hallucinated puppies (I'm sorry, I'm guilty!). But it's really cute and fragrant. I hope there will be more interesting and interesting plots in the future! You have to update harder (*˘˘*). .:*♡ Typo, heroine!!! It's the heroine!

While others use the prophet to seek their future and hegemony, the most touching thing about Liu Yi, the heroine who transforms into Princess Pingyang, lies in her compassion that she has never let go of even though she is full of weaknesses. She understands the emperor's character and understands that the general trend of the times is difficult to shake. She is often struggling between family affection, morality and cruel court rules, and often feels powerless and aggrieved. She is not decisive and strong enough to easily subvert the established trajectory, so she can only carefully maneuver in the gaps of imperial power. Compared with many time-travel protagonists who are keen on fighting for power and hegemony, Liu Yi's core is rarely soft. She has no delusions about changing the entire era, she is just obsessed with keeping the people she cares about. Under the epic of the prosperous times, a person runs silently against his fate. This gentleness that still chooses to persevere after recognizing the cruelty of reality makes this character particularly real and vivid. In the book, the love-hate relationship between siblings and the sympathetic bond between people are delicately depicted, with a strong sense of fate. Of course, the gentle narrative rhythm and the passive style of the heroine are destined to have a clear audience for this book, but what we are looking at are the people who were caught up in the fate of the history books. She knew that behind Liu Che's brilliant strategy was the emperor's suspicion, and understood the danger hidden beneath his illustrious military exploits. She tried to swim against the current, hoping to avoid Wei Qing's cautious fear and retain Huo Qubing's short-lived brilliance. She is not strong enough and lacks the courage to break the boat. She is often trapped in repeated entanglements between family ties, current situations and fate, and is often frustrated because of this. But the most rare thing is that even though she repeatedly felt the insignificance of her personal power, she did not choose to numbly adapt to history. There is no earth-shattering subversion, only long-term, forbearance, and perseverance in running and protecting. Liu Yi has a gentle heart and still chooses to go after realizing the cruelty of reality. This kindness and persistence hidden in the court disputes are really admirable.

In fact, I feel that the protagonist is more suitable to be an empress, but she admits it herself. It can be regarded as the author's setting that she does not have that ability and is a little soft-hearted. Liu Che is indeed more suitable. Of course, I think it is totally fine to be an emperor in other worlds, because the most enjoyable thing in this book is actually a female. The main character's thinking logic has always been very exciting and has not changed. There are enemies everywhere who are always forcing me. It feels like the heroine is like a sword that is constantly polishing her own. She is a complete executor. The most enjoyable thing about this book is really the heroine's thinking and determination to execute at all costs.

The author's writing skills are pretty good, and he can support the grand historical pattern. However, the number of words is still relatively small at present, and the plot is still suppressed (the heroine has been suppressed) and I don't know how to develop it in the future (there should be a big climax when the wings are full, I really want to see the brothers and sisters deal with the princes and relatives). Let's wait and see.

It's really beautiful. I really like the heroine. The writing is also good. I read it very smoothly. I read the latest in one go. I look forward to the follow-up. I must keep writing 😢 It's great. This book is more to my liking than the author's previous one. Don't miss it. It's really good so far.

So pretty! There aren't many cheats. Although the book is quite long, the overall quality is pretty good. Just feel like there are some holes that haven't been filled in yet? Were all those bad things done by the aristocratic family in the end? If so, it feels like the explanation is not clear enough. A book that beats 90% of tomatoes