I Was Turned Gay, and Now You're Telling Me You're a Woman?

I have been following the story and I particularly like the character of the heroine. She is heroic and heroic. She relies on her own abilities to solve situations and investigate cases. She is very charming every step of the way. I also understand that the plot line of the emperor's attraction is the highlight of the story, but I personally hope that this can be a pure heroine story. At present, I can feel that the male protagonist's character is paranoid and possessive, and his frequent snooping and restraint-style relationship seems a bit depressing. On the contrary, the story line surrounding the heroine's well-informed female companions and family members is particularly interesting, and the character interactions and plot are very interesting. I sincerely implore the author to follow up the creation. It is not necessary to arrange the ending of the emperor and the empress staying together. It would be good to let the heroine always control her own life and run the court alone.

It looks good, but the heroine changed her dress midway through, and suddenly she became virtuous and gentle, and suddenly she became soft in front of the hero. I was worried that the heroine would become a spoiled wife when she regained her status as a daughter... Then there are unfriendly words The plot is getting weird ()

So far, the plot designed by the author is very clever. Unlike traditional women who dress up as men, the heroine will always appear weak. She does not fall off the horse quickly, nor does she only focus on the love between the hero and the heroine. The origin of the heroine's reasons for dressing up as a man is also well handled. The annoying things disappear quickly and she will not be indecisive for a long time. To me, the author is perfect. Mei captured my idea of wanting to see the heroine disguise herself as a man to pursue a career, and also want to see the hidden dangers, entanglements and love behind it. In fact, at first I was looking at the career line of the heroine disguised as a man, thinking that the relationship line would be skipped at worst, but the author wrote that the heroine is not a coward, she is not completely passive, and she is indeed intelligent and prepared to cover up, which made me surprisingly able to continue reading. I hope the author will continue to do so, and I also hope that the heroine can still live freely to fulfill her career ambitions in the future instead of being trapped in the palace and harem [blowing kiss]

It's very beautiful. I think the heroine is well portrayed. She is a very good and powerful person. The heroine cares about the common people. After reading it now, I feel that the heroine is really ambitious in her heart. She is loyal to the emperor and patriotic, can see the suffering of the people, and can solve their worries. Her life should be free and ambitious. For this era, the identity of a man is more suitable for her to stretch her hands and feet. I really like the interaction between the heroine, Cousin Shen and Linglong. Here, she doesn't have to worry about her identity being exposed. However, I really feel that the gradual relationship between men and women is very abrupt. I can understand the male protagonist. Well, actually I don't understand it very much, but I think this relationship is not worthy of the female protagonist. Maybe I'm too shallow. I think the heroine has a monarch-subject relationship and brotherly love for the hero, but love, or liking, doesn't feel right. Once I encounter the hero flirting with the heroine, I feel that the heroine is on the verge of losing her character. She seems to have been forced to fall in love with the hero by the plot. The male protagonist is currently a benevolent king, and he is a very good monarch. However, I really don't think he will be a good partner. He is a king, and a king is like a tiger. If the female protagonist is really arranged to be the male protagonist's queen, it will really break the female protagonist's wings.

It was well written, and I saw the limitations of women in that era. I hope that the heroine can truly grow up and live an upright life as a woman.

It's super good-looking. I hope everyone will know about the fall from grace in the end. Just let the emperor and those few people know about it. Can the heroine be allowed to pursue a career and serve as an official until the finale, and not marry the emperor as soon as she regains her female body? [Crying]

What I love most is the setting of the characters. At present, it seems that the female protagonist really has a unique woman's heart to deal with things. She is not completely cosplaying a man. This is an important reason why I think it is better than similar movies. The male protagonist does not have a strong sense of seniority but a sense of inferiority.

The writing is very good. I have never read a book with a score lower than 9 before. I have been short of books these past two days, so I happened to come across this and was thinking about it. I didn't expect it to be beyond my expectations. It's really well written. There are not so many twists and turns, and the heroine's development is very smooth. Although there are some bumps, it will not be complicated all the time. It's not as cumbersome as an imperial examination essay, and it's not as boring as a pure romance essay. It's very comfortable to read. The heroine is scheming, resourceful, and has a good personality. He is cool and self-possessed in front of outsiders, and he is dedicated to standing in front of his mother and fiancée. He is very responsible and responsible, and sometimes very playful. As for the male protagonist, he is just a jealous person. The secret guards were asked to inquire about the heroine's private affairs every day. They were jealous when they heard that he went to Jiaofangsi, were jealous when they heard that he had taken over his wife, and were jealous when they heard that he had a fiancée. The heroine's mother is also a very capable matron. When the heroine's father and the eldest son of the concubine ignored their family ties and wanted to assassinate the heroine, they secretly killed his father and then made the heroine a marquis. Love it, love it, if I have to say I have any dissatisfaction, it is that the heroine does not have peerless martial arts. In the eyes of others, she is just a brilliant and weak scholar. Although the heroine is a minister, she is very good at riding and shooting.

It's super beautiful. The heroine is courageous and far-sighted. You will fall in love with the heroine before the hero. The characters are full-bodied and the writing is great. In particular, the heroine's family, friendship, love, and career lines are all very clear. Everything is centered on the heroine. This is what a female channel should have. A rating of nine or more is appropriate.

At least 9 points upward! It's really, really well written! Except for the protagonist's father, everyone else is very, very normal, and the plot is also very novel. I feel that the characters are particularly well written [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]