I Was Born to Be Emperor!

I really like the author's portrayal of the heroine. She is born with a photographic memory, a strong curiosity, and the careful training of King Anping. The heroine can already see the figure of Mingjun at a young age. The interaction between several children is very cute☺️. It can be seen that the heroine is gradually changing the concepts of people around her in the process of becoming an empress. I like this very much and look forward to the story after the heroine regains her identity.

Great, praise me first! I particularly like Ming Xi's setting about ambition and self-motivation. The character suddenly stood up. But when I read it, I found that in many places in the text, this kind of expression that continuously and completely explains all the inner logic of the characters is used. This kind of writing method that continuously explains in long paragraphs and directly reveals all the psychology appears more frequently in the text. Everything is laid out straightforwardly and the thoughts are fully explained. Without a little blank space, the reading will be a bit dense and boring, and there is less room for readers to reflect and feel their emotions. If the psychology of similar characters is similar in the future, you can reduce it appropriately and leave some subtext hidden in the actions and expressions. You don't need to completely analyze all the thoughts layer by layer. The tension may be stronger ~ This is just a personal reading experience, for reference only! Perhaps you can reduce this kind of long analysis as appropriate and intersperse subtle details to highlight the psychology. Looking forward to the follow-up!

I really like this subject. I have been looking for this kind of novel recently where the heroine is an empress and has a CP, and I finally found it! The plot is very attractive to me. Although the heroine's baby is still young, I still wonder what kind of man is worthy of Xibao. 💕💕💕

I have been chasing this novel for a long time, and I only chose to give it a good review after I got here. Because I finally saw what I care about most in female novels. I like the protagonist to clearly distinguish between feelings and interests! I won't give up my rights because of so-called feelings! There are no novels written by men that give up status and interests for love. The protagonists of female channels should do the same! Be frank, ask for what you want, and don't be burdened by so-called feelings! No need! It's not that close to begin with! A person, she is herself first, fight for her rights as much as she can within the scope allowed by the law! Don't be kidnapped by morality! Not to mention taking into account the relationship between sisters and making friendly concessions!

Good-looking, good-looking. When I read novels, I usually like the heroine who has lived two lives. Although a heavy life does not increase her IQ, I always feel that such a heroine has more experience and will be smarter. But this book is so good so far. Mingxi is so cute, so smart, so good at thinking, so fond [admiration]

I read the first few chapters. It's not bad, but there are too few words, so I put it on the bookshelf for a while. Seeing that there is CP, I hope there won't be too many portrayals of CP in the future, and there won't be any bloody suitors. Please please

It's cool. You can tell from the introduction that this article will definitely be a good article if the author's writing style is online. All the characters are in line with the current development ideas of the times, so they will better support the hardships of the heroine becoming emperor. As long as it doesn't end badly, it will definitely be a good article.

I saw the latest chapter updated today and came here to review it specifically. In many stories about female protagonists, it is assumed that the male protagonist and the male partner will understand the female protagonist and seize the resources of other female partners/persons for the female protagonist to elevate the female protagonist, or harm the rights of other female partners/persons to fulfill the female protagonist. It may be a happy love story from the perspective of the heroine. But reality is not. Reality is a battlefield of interests. Everyone moves forward for their own interests. This is particularly well written in this book!

The writing can be done👍Mingxi is very smart but still has the cuteness of a child (more in line with the dynasty than the children of the system flow or the rebirth flow). The descriptions in several chapters of the "female bureaucracy" that are rarely touched lightly are quite profound. Lingyue's awakening is very touching. Mingyu's struggle for herself and Xi'er's words of "you can use me" complement each other even more. I hope to see more girls from the female official system in the future, and I also hope that Ming Xi's road to becoming an emperor will be smooth. And knowing that Mingxi has cp, but more likely she hopes that Mingxi will remember that she is an emperor, and will not end up with the future of the male emperor who has powerful relatives who interfere in politics in the harem and may have the intervention of corrupt scholars (since ancient times, the concubines who entered the palace successfully survived are all unintelligent. If they enter, Officialdom is not necessarily incapable of achieving achievements, and the achievements, honors and disgrace they gain from being restricted to one world will pave the way for the careers of their natal brothers. The emperor is afraid of the possible impact of explicitly prohibiting his relatives and harem from participating in politics. As an emperor, Mingxi should know this.) How can I put it this way? Objectively speaking, the writing style is okay, but subjectively I don't quite accept the new introduction. Okay, the heroine may be influenced by her father, although I feel that this influence is very reluctant (I still marry my aunt), and it affects me to be a 1v1 person... How to say, it is okay to praise pure love, but did the emperor implement a policy to promote monogamy and no other concubines (I haven't written about it yet, and I don't know what will happen later)? Mingxi is very good, but I also want to know what this moral pacesetter is doing.

This is the first time I have seen such a unique book. I have read some books that pretend to be heroines, but in essence they still love men. But this book is not like that. The heroine has a unique way of thinking. Anyway, it is very, very beautiful!