A World-Hopping Journey Beginning with Empresses in the Palace

I love men, not my cup of tea, mark it

◎The first world is not bad, the story of the favored prince is cool. The direction and some details of the main plot have been adjusted, and I personally think it's okay. But when I saw Hongshi's backyard at the beginning, I didn't look back.

The female author can actually create such a protagonist. . . Women are indifferent and callous when giving birth. I have never seen a female-driven novel with a male protagonist saying something like "keep the child alive", and I think it is natural.

Hahaha, it's good-looking, so good-looking, it's in line with my wishes. In whichever world you use your body, you can call it by that person's name. It's very good. It feels a bit immersive in doing missions. The system only appears when you return, and you are basically invisible in world missions, except for the "buff" drawn in each world. , There is not too much interference from other big golden fingers, and the host relies more on its own "ability" to complete the tasks. I like this setting very much, and I don't like to rely on "what elixirs, spells" and other golden fingers to easily complete the tasks. Now it is difficult to encounter such "immersive" tasks in this novel. I hope there will be 800 chapters in a big day [laughing]

Ah, it's tied with Wuwu. First of all, I would like to praise the author's writing style which is very interesting. There is no bad humor, and the plot is also light-hearted and warm. It is a breath of fresh air in the series of palace fights and killings. The relationship between Fat Orange and Hongshi's father and son is so warm. I would like to call it a story about the fourth master raising a cub. The characters in it are very vivid, the plot is not muddled at all, and the second small world is also very interesting! I thought the plot was about love and love, but it turned out that it was not the case at all. We Peiyun are from the upright Fucha family. Entering the palace is a huge blow. Fat Orange is the right wife to marry, and Fat Orange's image is different from the drama version! Eyyyy We, Peiyun, came to the palace just to eat well~~

Blow up the lights!!! You are really a beet!! This is the first time I have seen someone write about the father-son relationship between Hong Shi and Fat Orange!!! It is no exaggeration to say that the last part made me cry. I will always shed tears for family love. Moreover, this article looks so refreshing. No one can let my protagonist be wronged!! No one can!!!

It suits my taste very much 😘 Goldfinger is very interesting. In fact, Goldfinger is not thick enough to do whatever he wants, but the author is a mother, and the protagonist does not suffer any grievances at all. It is relaxing and joyful to watch.

I think it's pretty good so far. The first chapter about the relationship between father and son is very nice. The writing style is not that childish. Hope to keep updating!

I originally wanted to leave a negative review, but when I saw the score was so low, I couldn't bear it. After all, the previous article was okay, but what about the latest article, Abao? Did the author really want to put all his imagination into this article? It's already been written for so long, why do you want to make more messy stuff? He shouldn't have written so many messy and convoluted stories about many small worlds, and the focus should be on the protagonist. Why is it on so many people? There are a bunch of other plots, and I have only seen the protagonist appear a few times. Except for the succubus halo he wears, the protagonist has no charm at all. The protagonist is written like an NPC, just to connect everyone together. Then the protagonist has no other point except being naughty and being able to hit people.

I only like the first world. I am not the only one who likes the second world. The main thing is that I control the protagonist. Even the sister of the male protagonist in the first world has been together for the rest of his life. Why can't the female protagonist be the same? I can't stand the slightest injustice of the female protagonist. If I have her, I need someone else. But if the protagonist is an emperor, he must be equally exposed to the rain and dew. It's such a double standard. Just in case in the future, let's only watch the world where the protagonist is a male protagonist.