I, the Female Emperor of Great Ming, Will Conquer the World

After reading a few chapters, the character settings and details are quite good, and the plot direction is also attractive. However, I feel that the halo of the heroine is a bit heavy, and the heroine's character is too excellent. If it is the heroine's personal biography as the theme, it is indeed a good book, worth reading, and very enjoyable. But if the author wants to write more realistically, I think there should be more descriptions of the supporting characters. Otherwise, the protagonist would appear to be too perfect and unreal. For example, in the scene where a few people escape from the city, everything is arranged by the heroine. This is no problem, but she knows the city gate and the surrounding terrain so well that both the princess and the modern people who have traveled through time feel a bit out of touch with reality. Moreover, Li Shiqi, as the commander, almost Serving as a background board is very inconsistent with his status as the commander of the Royal Guards. If Li first puts forward his opinions, or when he has concerns or wavers about some important matters, then let the heroine come forward, first shaping the heroine into a team decision-maker, a helmsman, an imperial power agent who relies on the emperor and has the right to speak. The people under her command are dependent on the imperial power of the heroine, and they each play their own role. Then as the story slowly grows in the later stages, it is much better to let the supporting characters gradually change their allegiance to the imperial power to their loyalty and interests to the heroine. It may also be that the plot in the early stages was relatively tight, so the description of the supporting characters was downplayed as a last resort. Of course, these are also issues that I think about myself, and everyone has different priorities. The above is just my personal opinion. I have also read quite a few novels from the Ming Dynasty. Apart from the one about Becoming the Sister of Baozong, this is the only one I think is worth reading. Come on, author! 🌸🌸🌸

Very beautiful, so enjoyable to watch! ! ! There are a lot of repeated descriptions in the escape part, but the Nanjing part is very well written, and the heroine is so handsome! It would be perfect if there were a few female characters in it. 😳 I read the recommendation from other places. I felt that the cover was too ordinary and unattractive, and the title of the book was also average. Change the rating and support it. The escape part can be fixed. Some parts are a bit AI-like. It would be a pity not to change it. Many people will be persuaded to quit because of this.

It's so beautiful that it immediately tied the book. I've read some other books about the Ming Dynasty, all of which are about male emperors. I finally found a book about female emperors, and it's very well written. I look forward to the heroine revitalizing the Ming Dynasty step by step!

Nice! The author has checked the history, and the textual research in it is very rigorous. The heroine has a super good personality, is kind and decisive, knows how to correct mistakes when she makes them, and asks for advice humbly. The plot later in Nanjing was particularly exciting! The heroine is so domineering! The only nitpick is that the tone of the previous article may have some AI polish, but believe me, this was definitely not written by AI. After arriving in Nanjing, that is, after thirty or forty chapters, the author's writing improved, and there was no AI polish at all. There really is no sense of AI in the back, so don't give up on this article because of the front! It's really beautiful after crossing south to Nanjing!

Since the day before yesterday, I can see that I have caught up with the progress today. It is a very orthodox heroine story! At least so far, there are no messy emotional lines, and there are no sudden changes in personality. Even compared to other similar stories, the heroine of this article (her name is really difficult to type) has not made people angry. Her reason and ability are always online. This is a serious female protagonist 😢 In 🍅, only the Three Kingdoms article and this article can keep my breasts unobstructed, but it is a pity that they are serialized [face covering]

Still following updates... Writing a novel about this kind of struggle for hegemony requires a good sense of proportion. Being more ruthless and less soft-hearted will make the character less full. But the heroine described by the author is thoughtful, capable, and capable, which made me see what a person in power should look like. The previous escape process was indeed not very smooth and felt strange, but after arriving in Nanjing, it became better and better. Every character is three-dimensional. It seems to be relatively stable at the moment. The heroine is extremely talented and everything is relatively smooth. But what if it goes smoothly? Give it to her, give it all to her! We female channels need to love the heroine more and give her the best! I want her to stand on the highest place, I want many of her to stand on the highest place, I want all of her to stand up!

So pretty! ! ! It's exciting and very satisfying. The protagonist holds everything up so strongly and steadily. The author is definitely her own mother. Although there are some nagging people in the court who attack the female protagonist's gender, she will never hold her breath. It's just natural that women can do it. The princess takes the absolute initiative from the beginning to the end! I like it very much

I like this theme very much, and sometimes I really hope that in parallel time and space, our Ming Dynasty did not end up like that. The heroine is very powerful. Because she studies the history of the Ming Dynasty, she can make targeted decisions according to the situation. The other characters are also very good. Everyone has their own position and ideas. Those who like no cp and make up for historical regrets can check it out.

It's so good that I can't get enough of it. The subject matter is novel. Previous Ming Dynasty novels were all about dressing up as Chongzhen or the crown prince. This is the best heroine novel I've ever seen, and it's about turning the tide when the city is in ruins. I hope the author will keep up the good work and don't give up in the future. I look forward to it getting better and better. I'm waiting for the update every day. There are too few updates. I finally saved 4 chapters. It's good-looking, very detailed, and very stable step by step. I must have read a lot of information, and checked the characters in the late Ming Dynasty very carefully. Even the current situation at that time and the situation in the Little Ice Age were written very well. There were not too many golden fingers, and the court was controlled bit by bit. It's just that it's a bit too easy to write about Chongzhen's devolution of power. It would be better to write about his serious illness and despair. And wouldn't it be heartbreaking to lose so many concubines and children in the harem? And the prince and other princes haven't explained anything yet.

Very beautiful! The reasons for recommendation are as follows: First, I have always liked reading novels about turning the tide in troubled times. I loved reading Three Kingdoms before, and now I find that the late Ming Dynasty is also very interesting. However, there are very few female protagonists, and the male protagonist always lacks a sense of empathy when reading them. Secondly, this book also has my favorite book about infrastructure. It is so good to read. Because the background is in the late Ming Dynasty, many theories have already appeared, and there are many private talents. The infrastructure part does not seem so fake (compared to the articles on infrastructure in Daqin and Han Dynasty). It is basically feasible according to the current technological level and productivity, so you can read it with your mind. The third point is that the heroine design is also quite special. Some of the heroine designs in fan fiction that I have seen before are too upright. They are not like political creatures. They are purely good people and then rely on their personal charm to conquer their subordinates. The heroine in this article likes to use conspiracy, not purely relying on historical predictions to do things. She has certain political skills, and will order the death of people who may betray her. (For example, the missionary), he is decisive in killing and has the aura of a superior, but he also lacks some kindness of modern people, but he is a little less popular. He is like a superman, always doing things. When he fled in the early stage, he still had some inner monologues and confusion and anxiety. When he arrived in Nanjing, he became particularly determined and cold. But maybe it is because of the change in the rhythm of the article and the growth of the characters? The fourth point is that Qin Liangyu, the heroine of the Ming Dynasty, has a role! The Three Heroes of Jiangyin also have roles, and they are all heroes and heroines that I personally particularly like. All in all, if you like reading historical fan fiction, don't miss it! At first, because of the rating, I clicked on the introduction countless times and lazily clicked into the main text. The introduction is quite exaggerated, probably to attract readers. The main text is not in this style at all, and it is more of a drama style. The author sometimes has some small humor, such as the heroine's nickname "Erwan Princess". After reading it, I found that I couldn't stop. At present, I think this is the biggest shortcoming! The author has only updated 137 chapters, which is not enough!