With the System in hand, Ning Xi arrives in Empresses in the Palace and gives a vivid demonstration of what it means to be the greatest actress of all.
To the emperor, she's a devoted and loving consort.
To the other concubines, she's a kind and gentle big sister.
To the servants, she's a generous and benevolent mistress.
She keeps acting and, before she knows it, becomes the Empress Dowager.
The heroine is not a good person, and has no intention of deliberately saving the original story's characters from their inner turmoil. If that bothers you, don't read. All historical details are inaccurate. Most are the author's own fictional alterations based on real history, so please don't nitpick.
It doesn't make sense. I said before that after watching The Legend of Zhen Huan, it doesn't feel like I've read it before. It feels aggrieved. It feels like it's just a patchwork of stories.
The title of the book is so domineering and the writing is so cowardly.
I don't really like the hurtful and cliched plot of blocking a sword with one's body.
After the protagonist group appeared, they started to help them inexplicably [what] [what]