Soul-Swapped Into Gua Liu, I Scheme Relentlessly in Empresses in the Palace

It's so good! I finished it in one go! Gua6 is incredibly amazing. When I got to the middle, I found out that the author mentioned playing music, and then I saw the female lead's illustrious achievements! That's great, she truly deserves to be called the God of War (not really).

It's rare that the female lead wasn't seeking revenge for the original owner of the body, but rather pursuing her own path. I was quite satisfied with the fact that almost all the concubines died in the early stages. It's all palace intrigue anyway; whether she had brains or not, if she couldn't be ruthless, she could just go home and farm. It's a pity the ending was too short; I wanted to see how powerful the female lead would be as Empress Dowager.

I think it's quite good. Finally, there's a story that fits the typical palace intrigue setting. Other authors who write fanfiction of "Empresses in the Palace" are too kind. The one about Shen Meizhuang is also quite good; those who haven't read it should check it out.

The story unfolds quickly. The female lead is a purely evil character who doesn't befriend the main characters. Her only "friend" is Consort Fucha, who secretly schemes against everyone behind the scenes (though this is somewhat idealistic; a closer look reveals the female lead's machinations).

It's really good! I only realized I'd read the author's other book, *Shen Meizhuang*, after reading half of it. I absolutely adore stories about villainous women! I think this author's books are among the best in this genre. Other books always have this character pitied or that innocent one, and it's hard to bring myself to kill them—they're not villainous enough.

It's a good watch, mostly about palace intrigue, with the female lead constantly coming up with wicked schemes, and she's good friends with Consort Fucha. The plot went smoothly; I listened to the entire audiobook in one go, and in the end, she became the Empress Dowager. The pacing gets a bit rushed towards the end, but the story remains complete. Five stars for the author's hard work in writing.

It's actually quite good. Many people probably think that if she transmigrated, she wouldn't be Wen Yuan anymore, but Wen Yuan is so clumsy, it's hard enough to even get her to do chores properly until the end of the series 😄 I enjoyed this one much more than Mei Jie's book.

I finished reading it easily and enjoyably, without thinking too much. It's a light and refreshing read, requiring no thought. There are no fancy or archaic words, nor any thought-provoking schemes; it's just a simple fanfiction of "Empresses in the Palace." It's good for when you're looking for something to read, like eating a bag of fries. It's not very informative, but it definitely satisfies your cravings.

If you like proactive female protagonists, this is a good read. She's the best at directing and acting herself, but the ending is a bit rushed and lacks a satisfying feel.

The female lead is a cunning and strategic mastermind, remaining calm and collected, avoiding any potential danger. She preemptively eliminated harmful figures like Zhen Huan, An Lingrong, Consort Li, Wen Shichu, Noble Lady Cao, and Ying'er. She also subtly orchestrated Consort Duan's downfall through Nian Shilan's machinations, and even manipulated Nian Shilan to harm the Empress.