[Strategic, scheming woman x Cunning man who plans every move]
She was clever, but she made one foolish mistake in her life: with all the hopes of a young girl, she married a man with ulterior motives.
After her father and brothers died tragically, the scheming and vindictive side buried deep in her bones was fully awakened.
She had never been a good person.
Fortunately, her father had raised her well from childhood. She had read military treatises and learned to fight.
To escape her predicament, she spread rumors and set the border ablaze with war.
To win the battle, she aimed her spear at a friend who had once fought by her side.
To secure reinforcements, she was willing to conspire with the man who had killed her father.
Step by step, she came to live for more than revenge. She would climb to the very peak of power and, in her own way, bring peace to the world.
Was she really a villain?
Some people were grateful to her.
She unified the realm. The borders between the three kingdoms were free of conflict, and the people no longer wandered homeless.
She knew that a full stomach and warm clothes were the foundation of peace, so she redistributed the land among the people. Farmers had land to till, and no one starved to death.
As a woman, she knew better than anyone how hard it was for women to pursue fame and fortune in this world. So she established policies to support women entering politics and business.
Sometimes, as she gazed into the distance at the mountain range stretching beyond the city like a dragon, she would smile faintly:
"Let others judge my merits and faults. If my heart is at peace, that is enough."
[Mini-scene: To escape her predicament, she enters enemy territory alone to drive a wedge between its ruler and his ministers, where she encounters her "ex-husband" again]
After walking out, her expression turned grave. She glanced several times at the door beside her, biting her lip as she debated. In the end, she could not hold back and pushed the door open with a sudden shove.
The door banged open. A window inside had been left unlatched, and a gust of wind swept into the warm chamber and straight into her face.
The first thing she saw was a pair of calm eyes.
The wind lifted his hair ribbon, which brushed across his slightly parted lips. The teacup in his hand fell with a clatter onto the fox-fur floral carpet, making no sound at all.
Their eyes met: one startled, the other delighted.
"Qiao Qiao, you..."
Wang Yunmo rubbed his eyes again. "It's really you!"
Chu Qiaoqiao also came to her senses. She quickly shut the door, her expression shifting through a range of emotions before she finally fixed the man in the room with a cold stare.
"What are you doing in Jiankang?" she asked outright, wondering whether she should kill him right then and there, and whether doing so would interfere with her plans.
Theme: Stand on your own and grow stronger.
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😣 The description here is good, Qiao Qiao just made him feel so confused.
(Previous comments have been blocked😢😢Please add) Serious spoiler warning!! The writing is in a dramatic style, the type that gets better and better the further you read. A growth-oriented heroine with a refreshing side to her writing. The heroine's golden fingers are not too wide open. It was strongly recommended by a younger brother at home who couldn't stand it (if you want to see your younger brother begging for mercy, you can start reading from Chapter 79. After enduring it for so long, this slap in the face was quite satisfying). The title of the book was changed while I was reading it, and it was very consistent with the tone of the book. Looking at the cover, the original title seems to be "Queen Chu" (?) In my opinion, this is actually the most appropriate, perhaps a compromise for clicks. Even the current book titles can only be replaced with homophones. The basic attributes of the heroine are that she is well-read in history and military books, understands the power structure in the court, and has courage. In the later period, you will go through a series of things for revenge or power, and Hongmen Banquet will appear one after another, with a very obvious growth arc. The heroine is undoubtedly the center of the whole book (hahaha, the author calls the hero a sideshow in the text) The content in the introduction is included in the book and is correct. But using "ex-husband literature" and "chasing love crematorium" as selling points is still a bit inappropriate. Because of the character of the male protagonist (I like the recommendation of a gentle style, but I personally don't like it, I think it's a bit lifeless.), I don't see any competition for him. Just do your own thing to save him. In the end, it didn't seem like they were really fighting. If the second male lead hadn't died, he would still be just a minister. So I think there is something wrong with this selection of reader profiles. If you want to read the introduction, it is recommended to start reading from Chapter 56. If you feel there is anything missing later, go back and fill it in. I really get annoyed when I see the male protagonist appear, even though he is also under a lot of pressure. Haha, it can also be said to be a bit too big. Originally, my wife PG was very stressed at the beginning. Ever since the death of the prince, the situation has been as tense as a string that is about to break. One wrong step will lead to disaster. The father is seriously ill again. At this time, the heroine has soldiers, and she has to join forces with the second male lead to fight against him. Originally, when I saw him telling the heroine that the second male lead was going to get married, I felt that he had bad intentions and I didn't know what kind of damaging move he was secretly planning. I was completely relieved when I saw that the city was being robbed by rats. I found that this guy was really calm and able to resist. Anyway, my father would have run away with the bucket in one second. My favorite plot of this book is from Chapter 67 to Chapter 69, which is very humane, healing and relaxing. (It also just makes up for the banquet that the author didn't write about earlier) And in Chapter 114, the male protagonist has a clear change. Well, there are also chapters 117 and 149. (That's why I said it looks better toward the back.) There are not many forces involved in the political career line in the article, and even a novice in history can read it (well, I am the kind of person who can't even memorize dynasties, so I can understand about 50% to 60%)
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What is the relationship between Xie An and the heroine? It feels like Xie An likes the heroine, but why is he so devoted to Sima Zhuozhuo? Are you even willing to die together with Sima Zhuozhuo? Don't understand!
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