With Me Around, Does the Empress Still Want to Be a Tyrant?

It's alright. The premise is pretty good, and the writing and plot are both decent; it's worth reading. However, I have some concerns. The interactions between the male and female leads completely lack the proper decorum between ruler and subject; instead, it feels more like a romantic comedy with a mischievous brotherly bond, which is a bit jarring.

Chapter 66 Comments It's great, really great, especially the interactions between the characters and the Empress—they're so funny, almost like chatting in the dorm! 😄 While some say the "Empress" (a nickname for a female character in a popular Chinese drama) is too stupid, put yourself in her shoes.

It's pretty good. If you want to watch it, just accept the premise and don't relate it to real history. Also, don't get hung up on the female lead's system. The system's purpose is simply to allow her to ascend to heaven, not to actually wait for the country to fall before the whole nation ascends. Overall, it's quite good and worth watching.

Hehehe, what a delicious novel! The progress bar is about to reach its end, and the "urge for more updates" button is about to pop up—but is that really the case? ⏸️ (Press pause) Here, please allow me, in the name of the divine audience, to take the time to listen to what I have seen. In the name of the divine audience, I saw— This must be a romantic ancient scholar unlike any other.

It's quite good. Its strength lies in being a mindless, feel-good novel, but it makes you overlook the silly parts. For example, the time it took to prepare penicillin and the crossbow—I wondered how quickly they could have made them—but perhaps due to the pacing or the writing style, I didn't dwell on that.

The two systems battling each other is quite creative; the male protagonist's power is overwhelming once it's revealed—it's definitely a satisfying read, hehe. It's just a bit too short; author, please update soon!

I've read up to chapter 95 so far. It's about a male protagonist who has a loyal minister system and gets a reward for helping the Yu Kingdom (cultivation). The female protagonist has a tyrannical ruler system and gets a reward for ruining the country's fortune, allowing the whole country to ascend (also cultivation).

Very enjoyable 😘 Purely refreshing, the male lead is decisive and ruthless, the cultivation of immortality in a low-level martial arts world is over the top, he's never suffered any setbacks. The female lead is his childhood sweetheart, raised by the male lead since childhood, they're like father and son (not really), she trusts the male lead, and she's very cute [note] and kind, well protected…

This is the most entertaining book I've read this year. It seems a bit nonsensical, but the author's writing skills are exceptional. Anyone can use jokes and anecdotes, but to use them well and appropriately within the context of the text is extremely difficult. The author of this book has achieved just that. The more I read, the more entertaining it becomes.

"I'll pretend I'm smitten with her first." "This is just part of my plan." "I have my own rhythm." "Listen, she's different from others." "This time, I genuinely think she's a good girl." "What? I'm being played by her? I just like spinning in circles." "She really understands me." "Brother, we'll have a good outcome." "I checked her zodiac sign, she just doesn't like to reply to messages."