If I’m Not Going to Fight for the Emperor’s Favor, Why Enter the Palace?

I have read 20 chapters so far, and I can safely read this book by the storyteller in Shu. The writing style and plot rhythm are definitely no problem. I like Fu Hui this book, just like Xu Le's book. I now like the smart and reliable heroine [face covering] I decided to read Xu Le and Feng Lazi a second time.

The author's writing style is as stable as ever [love] [love]. The heroine takes one step at a time and knows how to maximize her own advantages. The maid who has been around her since she was a child is also very capable, and she cooperates seamlessly with the heroine. When they first entered the palace, both the master and the servant were very cautious. Even if they spoke in their own palace, they would not damage their image in front of outsiders, and they would incorporate the true meaning into pure and harmless words. Looking forward to the subsequent development of the plot (*^o^*)[Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][KISS][KISS]

I thought that even if the emperor didn't love the heroine, he at least liked her a little bit. Who knows, the emperor only had love for the queen. The two emperors and empresses were the biggest cancer in the harem. Most of the children in the harem were aborted by the husband and wife. They were called the captain of the abortion team. The emperor has always known about the queen's evil deeds, and has always protected her and helped clean up the trouble. He really loves her. Even if the emperor and the empress turned against each other in the end and the empress wanted to kill the heroine, the emperor acquiesced. The emperor had no affection for the heroine at all! Fortunately, the emperor died in the hands of his beloved queen in the end, so he was benevolent!

It's very interesting, and I discovered that I've also read another maid novel by the author, and this one is even better. I like this kind of smart and thoughtful person. I clicked on the introduction twice. At first I thought it was about two female protagonists, but later I saw that it was not what I thought at all. Good looking and recommended.

Read it all in one sitting. The reviews are great and worth watching. It would be great if the author would consider writing something similar again. I like the heroine's character very much. She is very smart and studious. She can make use of all the resources around her and is not arrogant. The gold finger is not big either, it is Fu Hui. The master and the servant have exhausted all their plans. I don't like fools. The most rare thing is that there are many smart and ruthless people in the palace. They do not drag others down in order to highlight the heroine. The portrayal of other female characters is equally wonderful. I felt a little disappointed when I saw the extra. What was the last thing you thought about, heroine? His ascension to the throne was well-received, and the woman who passed on the throne was well-received. Overall, it was a no-brainer.

The palace fight in the front is very enjoyable to watch, but the heroine's feelings for the emperor are a bit stiff, maybe because of the word limit. The second extra story only has the story line of the second heroine. I haven't read other books by the author, so it looks a bit confusing. I actually want to see the mediation between the heroine and the courtiers after she ascends the throne. In the early stage, when the heroine doesn't have much power, she will feel a little frustrated, but later on she will be very powerful with her strategies! 4.5 Points, recommended!

It's so good... Author, you must make money to fill in all the holes in the previous books o>_<o I originally wanted to read your book "Two Sisters in Troubled Times", but it turned out that it was not complete and I felt uncomfortable.

It's quite interesting. The heroine is smart and logical, but I couldn't stand it. I couldn't stand it, because at first I took the heroine's pretentious kindness seriously, so I couldn't stand her indiscriminate use of everyone and attacking everyone. Especially the author wrote out everyone's last resort, and even wrote it so well that I took it in. It made me sympathize with many people, and it made me uncomfortable to watch them compete and kill each other.

It's quite interesting. I only like to read stories where the heroine doesn't love the emperor but only cares about her career. In the end, the emperor dies and the heroine's own son or the heroine herself ascends the throne. There are very few in Tomato (I really don't like Gong Dou and the Emperor falls in love), but this one is good, the logic is not brainless, and there is nothing similar to The Legend of Zhen Huan (some articles about framing Gong Dou are copied from The Legend of Zhen Huan, and they say that Gong Dou is all in this routine), and the heroine design is also good Should the author consider writing more palace battle essays?

A very interesting Gong Dou Wen. The heroine finally becomes the emperor and passes it on to her daughter.