After We Swapped Souls, Liu Che Became Both My Father and Mother

I felt uncomfortable reading this book. All the characterizations made me feel uncomfortable. Even during the soul exchange, I didn't find it funny or interesting, let alone the exchange. I just felt sad for Gillian. I cried for her and complained about her [crying]. I was moved by the difficulty and tolerance of women. I was moved by Gillian's motherly love. But in this book, Liu Che took possession of the child and everything that belonged to the mother. The appearance of Gillian weakened the appearance of Gillian. Even the children were close to Liu Che. Gillian still suppressed the Chen family's ambitions to stay in the cold palace for the sake of the child. All the descriptions made me feel awkward and uncomfortable. I felt that all the halo of my mother was given to men. When men have such an advantage, they have to add another halo. I was very sad to read this book [crying] [crying] [crying] Everything is about the male protagonist of Coenzyme. I can't feel Gillian. I am sad for the trapped Gillian and happy for her thoroughness. But it is not her who is coenzymed. Even if there is not much description, I am still happy for her awakening. That's it. I won't read it again. It's good to see Gillian [Love] Originally, there are other such group-loving children's books. Only this book made me uncomfortable. But after reading the comments replied by the author, I just want to say that all the halo coenzymes are given to men. If Gillian is the main heroine, she can write about her intelligence and tenacity from the beginning. After the soul exchange, the male protagonist will get rid of the child after birth and use his identity to educate his own children. When raising children, you can tell her who you are and finally raise a female emperor. But you didn't. You chose to steal the coenzyme that belongs to the mother to the man. I just thought of [smile] borrowing the womb to have a child [smile] and then put the mother aside. I wrote about how children get close to men and how men love children. Finally, you say you love Gillian and she will be the heroine [laughing]. The whole text is just a faint feeling of coenzyme, so it makes people uncomfortable. In short, those who love to see fathers loving and filial piety disappear and like to steal mothers' titles to coenzyme should write this article [laughs]

It's really good to read. Liu Che really loves Le'an, and I like this kind of unlimited preference, especially when I see Liu Che instinctively guarding against other children, not because of his father but out of a mother's instinct. She instinctively guards against anyone or anything that may hurt her children. It is well written and true. Although Liu Che is the emperor, he fights with Wei Zifu as a mother in the palace. He accidentally finished the chase in one night. Please keep updating the author! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

. I don't understand why, the author, you say you love Gillian but you want her to lose the right to raise and stay with her children? You said that the script you gave her later was a heroine script, hoping that she would no longer be dependent on anyone and be independent, but this does not hinder her identity as a mother? And I saw your comment. You don't want your child to become a shackle that binds her. I don't understand why you said this. It is clear that the identity of a child and mother does not necessarily become a shackle, but it can also become Gillian's motivation and one of the sources of hard work. Furthermore, the heroine was conceived by Gillian, in Gillian's body, and soul exchange cannot get rid of the fact that Gillian is the heroine's mother in every sense of the word. I have also read articles about boys doting on their children, but they all bear them with their own bodies and souls. I recognize his rights and identity as a mother. So the setting of this book is a bit difficult for me to accept, so I'm leaving. I also wish you, teacher, that your works will get better and better!

Let me talk to you about the original intention of creating this character line. The original design was not to deprive Gillian of her motherhood, but to avoid an inherent stereotype: the mother must be bound by the chores of childcare, while the father can naturally be absent. Temporarily letting Le An live in Weiyang Palace and postpone their companionship day and night, on the one hand, it forces Liu Che to learn to take on the responsibilities of a father; on the other hand, it also allows Gillian to break away from the shackles of the back house, experience the oppression brought by imperial power alone, and complete self-awakening in a difficult situation. The father-daughter relationship between Liu Che and Le An depicted in the book is not the so-called paternal halo beautification. Under the limitations of the Western Han Dynasty, if Le'an wanted to break away from the shackles of the times, he would definitely need to use the external protection of the imperial power as a springboard. This was only a practical lever, not a respect for the emperor himself. This experience won't be just for the two of them. As Lean grows up, he will connect a group of women who are in troubled times; Gillian will also rely on her own experiences along the way to help and awaken more women, and break away from the shackles of the times together. The bond between mother and daughter has never been broken, and this concern is also the inner confidence for her to persevere. This is my first time writing an article, and I didn't think it through in many places. I apologize for giving you a bad impression and thank you for your tolerance.

It looks very cool. It is rare to see such a subject. It is very novel, but it seems that apart from the first month after she was born, Gillian has rarely been seen in the article. Although I know it is political reasons, it makes people feel a little uncomfortable, because the world is full of fathers, missing the mother in the worldly perspective, even if Liu Chehuai is born together, but it is not like this in the eyes of outsiders. It's still very good, very nice [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Very nice, a treasure book! Can the heroine become a heartthrob? I want her to get [blowing kisses] whether it is family affection (including mother, brothers and sisters), friendship, love, or the love between monarch and minister.

Chapter 1 During the Han Dynasty, the emperor did not use bright yellow, the dragon robe was black, right?

I find it quite interesting, and the writing is also good. Although it is a novel based on the unofficial history of the Hanwu story, there is a problem at the beginning. Even Liu Che would not think that I was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had a posthumous title and only appeared after his death. This error seems to have occurred once before. Other places feel okay. Is the setting of the heroine time travel and reincarnation? Will memory be restored? Because if it is to be really developed, papermaking, compass, gunpowder, printing, this series of knowledge still needs to be memorized before it can be used.

It's super good-looking. It's the first time I've read this kind of historical fanfiction. It has a novel soul-swap setting. I've seen a different side of Liu Che. I really like the interaction between Liu Che and his daughter. I'm looking forward to the subsequent plot more and more. I hope the author can update it more!

The plot of this book is so well written, the plot is smooth and not procrastinating, and the characters are vivid and full. I especially like the family lines between the heroine and Gillian, Gillian and Mrs. Dou in the author's works. There is no deliberate bloody conflict, and it is full of care and support hidden in the daily details. I can also completely see Liu Che's love for the heroine. Love, the difference between one's own child and one's own child, the difference between dedication. Usually when I read novels, I always jump to the chapters that interest me, but I read this book from beginning to end without even skipping a chapter. Every plot firmly grabbed my attention. It's a pity that the work is not finished yet. I want to read the full version now [crying]