Raising a Daughter in a Palace Intrigue Game

It seems to be a story about Gong Dou giving birth to a child, but in fact it is a story about outstanding women from different worlds who share the same mother (female protagonist) and have a natural sisterly relationship. They plan to overthrow the male emperor and build a beautiful country together since they were young! It has some cool points, some golden fingers, but basically no male depravity, and some male plots. I like this configuration! Possible surprises: 1. The heroine gave birth to many children. However, since the heroine has traveled into the game world and the second daughter has healing powers, the damage to the heroine's body can be ignored for the time being. 2. The writing style needs to be improved, but the language is fluent and does not affect reading. Congratulations Jiang Jiang, I love you and will always support this article!

It's not bad, it was a bit messy at first, but it gradually got better. I like the plot and setting very much. It's a bit like a group portrait. The heroine is actually more of a tool. The plot focuses on the children. It's very exciting to watch the gradual development of the children. It is female-centered, but it is not the kind of pseudo-female novel that is full of clichés. It also contains discussions and struggles about the plight of real women, so that even a person who doesn't like female characters can read it (I really don't like articles that refer to men as women by changing the names of men and women).

After reading a few chapters, I have a favorable impression of the author's rectification of Jiao's name, and the eldest daughter's voice is really interesting.

I completely underestimated this novel at first, but the more I read, the more I thought it was so good! Every child of the protagonist is awesome! She is a rare female character who is decisive in killing and has a relatively low sense of morality. I like this setting very much. Most female characters on the market are more or less bound by a sense of morality. I really like protagonists who do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it would be better if the author could change the heroine's habit of talking about "men and women" to "women and men" in the future. The female characters with relatively low moral sense that I am talking about are mainly the boss, which is my favorite Duojiao🥰Duojiao Duojiao, we like you (●ơ ₃ ơ)♥ The second child still has a very high sense of morality

When I encounter a good book, I want it to become popular as soon as possible. This subject matter is still very interesting, but the heroine is too salty, some plots are a bit aggrieved, the early development is wretched, and the heroine's daughter is more inclined to be a tool for others. But Duojiao is really cute, has a strong subjective initiative, and is worthy of being an emperor.

It's not a standard girl-oriented book, but it's certainly not a story about giving birth to a child and cheating on one's wife. I think this book can't be too popular. It should be at least in the top 50 on the list of girls' videos. The writing is good and the plot is interlocking. Both the good guys and the bad guys are very subjective. Everyone has what they value and what they want. Children are so cute.

Needless to say, this is a female-centered story, and the plot and writing are very enjoyable without being overly offensive. The plot is roughly the same as the introduction. It basically revolves around several daughters. The heroine has a low sense of presence but a good image. Because she gave birth to too many daughters, the plot is inevitably divided. But the descriptions of the daughters are all very good, and the logic is not abrupt. The eldest daughter has been planning to become the emperor since she was born. The other daughters have their own strengths and basically complement each other. There is a plot of palace fighting, but it is mainly for one's own benefit. At present, it seems that there are not many emotional lines. Some people pointed out that it is not a girl-oriented novel. The heroine falls in love and fights in the harem. The only wording is female-oriented, so be careful when entering.

All the children born are girls, which is quite rare in female channels. The male characters are not charmed. On the contrary, the female characters are all very lively and plump, which is really good.

I saw Chapter 40, a female-friendly article, it is worth reading, and it is not female-oriented. At least the author has tried hard (to give Jiao a name), but the wording still makes people feel a little uncomfortable. For example, for example, a female figure, a son is for a woman, and the wording is such that women are preceded by the previous mother and father, etc. I think it is also allowed to have words next to the word "female". But it can't be bad, abandonment is the real truth. In fact, this article is still good to read. At least the male emperor is a tool, and the female protagonist and female supporting role account for a very high proportion. Although it is a palace battle, the high proportion is normal, but it does not charm the man, and there is no stereotype of the evil female supporting role. The female supporting role is very impressive, and it can be regarded as a small warm article. Also, I think (just my opinion) the daughters could have one more setting, an adult, such as the eldest daughter, the Empress. I think she should be very sophisticated, and the text is a little childish, so I think even if an adult comes through, maybe she has the characteristics of a child because her body is that of a child. Although she has the memories of an adult, her mind is still that of a child, and she will be considered to be extremely smart at this stage, rather than being childish as an adult empress.

It's beautiful, every little girl is so cute! There are no words that are insulting to women. You, the author, are very kind!