The Empress Stole Her Minister's Wife, and She's Unhinged and Possessive

The writing is good online. The domineering, powerful and brainy queen is very interesting. Although it is embarrassing to take away another heroine for the sake of strategy, it also makes it possible to see clearly who is good and who is not worthy of the family members.

I can swear that this is the best Machiavellian article I have seen in my three years on Tomato. "Contains spoilers, read with caution" The overall group portrait, regardless of the protagonist or supporting role, each character is portrayed in a very three-dimensional way, as if they are not characters in the book, but real flesh-and-blood people living in another world. He has his own story and his own ideas, and he will do whatever it takes to achieve his own goals. Whether he is a decent person or a villain, in fact, there is no such thing as a good or bad person at all. Everything is set up for his own benefit. ——Arrogant and dedicated love brain & beautiful and calm, unfazed in times of crisis "The Buddha will not save her, and she will not ask the Buddha to save her." Cold-bloodedness is her armor, and compassion for the people is her nature. Leng Ji, a born emperor, is fierce and ruthless. After witnessing his biological mother being tortured to death by the emperor, he hibernated to seek revenge bit by bit. He tried several times to break Dazhen's centuries-old stubborn thought that Zhongyong Kunze should not participate in government affairs. A top-notch love brain, the kind who can't move when he encounters Wen Lingyun. Wen Lingyun, the legitimate daughter of the Wen family, is gentle and virtuous. The nominal legitimate daughter of the Wen family, top class Kunze, is just a chess piece of the Wen family, loved by thousands of people when needed, and discarded at will when no longer needed. She is dedicated to being a mother and a brother, and possesses both talent and beauty. ——For example, Queen Mother Murong Rou Because her lover was killed by the late emperor, she stayed silently beside the late emperor for several years. As the queen mother, she assisted Leng Ji in his rise to power, but she unknowingly developed feelings for Leng Ji. Crazy criticism is her most striking feature. ——For example, Xia Ye & Leng Xun "If it hadn't been for what happened to the late emperor, they would have been the happiest couple in the world." She is calm and calm, good at both civil and military affairs. She only loves one person in her life. She has loved her for a long time and has not changed, even if that person does not die well later. But why, there is no good reward for good people. Her talent is astonishing, and everyone in Dazhen and even Beidi is praising and regretting her existence. She is Princess Pingle, who was canonized by the late emperor himself. She is the youngest princess who is loved by thousands of people. But the person who once loved her the most has become the person she hates the most. Maybe she still can't figure out why her father, who dotes on her the most, is the most beastly person. ——There are many more, and the story is not single. It suddenly appears for the protagonist's feelings. Everyone has their own story and their own needs. Lily plots the ceiling, the plot is reversed, the situation is reversed, the powerful join forces, unwilling to lag behind, looking back, I find that no one is really happy The writing is excellent, my waist no longer hurts, my legs no longer ache, and my heart no longer beats after reading it. I can't forget that girl who was as bright and cheerful as the sun, and I can't forget that Xia Yi who treated Leng Ji like a child. Yang Yang, you have no intention of hearing our cries.

It's a very good article, but the rating is low. It's much better than some 9+ books. The author's writing is online throughout, and the characters are created with flesh and blood. The regrettable Leng Xun, the consistent Xia Yi, the little bitter melon Leng Ji, the talented Wen Lingyun, the lively and laughing Leng Er... There are too many. The characters are really full-bodied, and it's a rare dual heroine in 🍅. I followed it all at once, starting with crying when I heard Leng Xun's story, then Leng Er's death, the pull between Leng Ji and Wen Lingyun, then Xia Yi's death, Murong Qianduo's death... The author's writing is really good, and he is especially good at describing and stating clearly from a calm, bystander's perspective. I feel that this description technique is the most abusive. The wild Taoist priest... Murong Rou... How to put it, everything is pushing Leng Ji to grow up. The appearance of Wen Lingyun is a ray of light in her dark world. At the end, it really is that sentence: Everything is fate, and no one can control it at all. A small amount of abuse is pleasant, but a large amount of abuse is harmful to the body. Leng Ji is already suffering a lot, I hope the author can make her happy. (Although I already know it's he, I still want to say it) There are also Ah Si and Leng San, they must be happy too. I saw that the author said that he was going to write a side story about Leng Xun and Xia Yi, so please give me sweets as much as you can (please🥺[send your heart]) Suddenly another passage came to mind, let me substitute it: Let those who are afraid of pain die from their injuries (Murong Qianduo) Let those who love freedom be trapped in high walls (Wen Lingyun) Let those who don't believe in fate be defeated by fate (Leng Ji) Let the arrogant people be destroyed by broken wings (Leng Xun) own personal associations. It may not be accurate, but it roughly means this, just like be aesthetics. The author greatly appreciates the update! 💕

I'm about to read the latest chapter, it's really good to watch. O felt aggrieved earlier, but I just told A to open it up. I think it's mutual redemption and help. The protagonists are all excellent and have brains. I said I can write it as he. It's great [Sending my heart] The two very powerful sisters of the Shadow Guard are Leng Er Leng and San. Guess who Leng Yi is and how powerful he is? 😆

The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, the emotional descriptions are delicate, the writing is smooth and natural, and the logic is tight and natural. I think a score of 9.3 Or above is appropriate. Why is it only 7.9? Maybe changing the title of the book will attract more people to read it But it's just too sharp. Seeing the vivid characters die one after another, I feel like I am immersed in the scene 😢😢😢 Although this ending is indeed more realistic, more fatalistic, more complete and more lingering, the description is too detailed and it is too uncomfortable 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Oh my gosh, this is simply the best book I have ever read so far. The two heroines have independent thinking. Every choice and decision is particularly in line with their characters. The story line is simply written so well that all the pitfalls come true. Everyone has a different position, different goals, and different decisions. It is really different from traditional novels. Everyone's character is very vivid😭, big The death of the two of them in Zhenxian can be considered he... I particularly like Leng Xun... The deputy CP has some regrets and some are happy... Xia Yi's death for Leng Ji really made me unable to hold back and cry all the time... I still have 18 chapters left to finish. I hope the author will not only write about Yi Xun but also Ji Yun in the modern chapter... After all, I really want to see the little fox chasing his wife... In fact, I also want to see Ling Yun chase the little fox😋

It is a rare good article in recent times. I personally feel that the score should be at least 9.4. The author has a strong narrative ability and a very smooth writing style. The characters are plump and vivid, and the ending of the story is both sweet and sad. Machiavellian tactics come with a price, and life has an ending. It's not the cliche where the bad guys die and the good guys live forever. It's very real and very tear-jerking. The story lines of several pairs of CPs can be connected together without feeling abrupt. The modern perspective of the extra chapter is also very interesting. It's very cute to see a small person worrying so much. Maybe life is too hard, so it depicts a plane where it's hard to be happy in the end.

(This book should be 9+) I picked it up during my free time during the summer vacation. In fact, I rarely finish reading a book. Most of the time, I give up halfway. This book is one of the few with three-dimensional and vivid characters. The plot is coherent and not procrastinating. Everyone is a unique protagonist. At first, I came in because of the title of the book. I thought it was very interesting. Later, I was attracted by the plot and characters. I followed it for several days. I read it back and forth on two mobile phones. I finished half of the text last night and didn't dare to read it. I also experienced the ending or sacrifice of many vivid characters in the storyline (the author cried miserably last night!!!). I finished reading the last part today. I still felt a little sad to see Leng Ji die. Although she died at the end of her life, she was the empress of a generation and started the prosperous age of Kunqian. Finally, thank you to the previous readers for their support and the author's approval and writing style, which can give them a happy ending😘 I finished reading it at midnight last night, and it was really fun to read modern literature!!! Now I am also following the author's new works. If possible, I will add more!

The writing is excellent and very immersive, which saved me from my book shortage. I also like the setting, which is why it is being serialized... I tied it in one breath. The score is too low. The writing and plot need to be 9.5+ To be worthy of it.

This is really the best ancient saying I've ever read. The emperor's seizure of his minister's wife was used as a prelude to trigger a change in imperial power, and the former empress sadly retired. The emperor's love is predatory, strong and hot. The heroine originally had her own life, but was swept away by the imperial power and trapped in the palace. The story is not just about love. The intrigues of the court and the weighing of people's hearts run through the whole story. The two people are pulled from confrontation and slowly surrender to their sincerity. The ending is a stable one, with the emperor and empress together, and both children, which is complete but not abrupt. The characters are flesh and blood, and every conflict is gripping. I have read many similar articles, but this one struck me the most.