The Widow I Married Turned Out to Be the Emperor's Own Mother

Thank you to every reader who has opened this book, and thank you all for being willing to put up with my clumsy writing and reading this. I know clearly that this novel is not a good work. There are many flaws in plot design, character creation, and text expression. There may be places where the foreshadowing is not clever enough, and the subsequent recycling is a bit blunt; some character growth lines are not clear enough, and the behavioral logic is not rigorous enough; some dialogues are even written too straightforward and lack appeal. These problems are not only a reflection of my lack of ability, but also the direction that I need to focus on in the future. Writing is a long practice for me, and the feedback from readers is a beacon that guides me forward. Whether it is kind encouragement or sharp criticism, I will take it seriously and accept it with an open mind. Next, I will slow down, carefully polish each chapter, try to correct the previous shortcomings, and strive to present you a more complete and exciting story. I hope you can be tolerant and welcome your valuable opinions at any time.

I found that every female character here has the potential to be a great heroine. The Queen Mother is also brave and resourceful. She dares to play hard and locks the male protagonist with her body and a daughter. Let's look at this queen's literary skills and military skills. She is also the most beautiful woman in the south of the Yangtze River. She has a great background and a very powerful master. She is a pure heroine. Look at this emperor, he can't do anything. He can't be good at anything but military. The following plot has nothing to do with the title of the introduction And I only saw the male protagonist being plotted by so and so. The male protagonist was like an idiot and was being plotted all the time.

Will Yang Chen and Jiang Yulan be together? Will the ending begin in this final episode? [Cry]

The writing is smooth and the subject matter is unique.

So is it enough for the protagonist to be a cheap son?

It's okay, the preliminary foreshadowing is very important. So far, I haven't seen the development of the theme to become the emperor's father. The storyline is a bit twisty, bizarre and far away.

It's beautiful, the author's writing is very good

Worth recommending.

It feels like the Queen Mother is scheming and using the protagonist, and she has feelings for her, but not much. She hopes that the protagonist can build his own career in this world.

Super nice content