She transmigrated into the heroine of a novel. What? At home, she has to fight her stepmother and elder sister; after marriage, she has to contend with the legal wife and concubines, and help her husband ascend to the throne. Even after the legal wife dies, she still can't become empress and can only settle for being a consort. Once she realizes that sons are the only ones she can rely on, she plots a successful rebellion and seizes the throne, becoming a powerful empress dowager who rules the court?!
Yin Ya thinks that even with a golden finger, this main quest is way too ambitious! Since she's already taken over someone else's body, why not let someone else take over as the heroine? Her elder sister next door seems like a good choice. She'll just focus on cultivating and growing vegetables!
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Since you are a cultivator, why do you need to join the royal family? Why don't you just find your own way out by quitting your career? Since you have the ability to cultivate immortality, why do you need to enter the palace as a concubine? It's really disappointing. It wastes space, alas, the author's limitations. It seems that the emperor is so great, but isn't the prince just an ordinary man? You have determined to become an immortal and return to the secular world.
She doesn't like the heroine's character. She's having a hard time at home. Her brother is also in danger, but she doesn't want to fight for it! Live life with a muddled attitude! Why do you think she should devote herself to pigs? She sleeps well after eating, which suits the heroine's character!
All right. I have to say it's a really weird writing line.
I feel quite speechless about my sister's ending. Even if it's whitewashed, it still feels too fake.
In fact, the writing has always been quite good, mainly because the character Yang Su appears too abruptly and takes up a bit too much space.
Big, update soon. I look forward to it every day. It feels like I have been waiting for it for a thousand years...
The niece of the Empress Dowager, what kind of family background is she? Even if she is a concubine, why would she give a third-grade official as a concubine?
It is possible to marry a third-grade official as a stepmother.
This is for a female narration article, but this is completely off topic. I really think you can change the title.
Now, what is the purpose of writing about the time-traveling girl Li Fang? Isn't it because she likes Lian Mo and then frames her or something? Or maybe Lian Mo thinks he likes the time-traveling girl. It's a love triangle. Don't abuse it.
Is this a new story or a continuation of the previous one with new characters added?
Since you are a cultivator, why do you need to join the royal family? Why don't you just find your own way out by quitting your career? Since you have the ability to cultivate immortality, why do you need to enter the palace as a concubine? It's really disappointing. It wastes space, alas, the author's limitations. It seems that the emperor is so great, but isn't the prince just an ordinary man? You have determined to become an immortal and return to the secular world.
She doesn't like the heroine's character. She's having a hard time at home. Her brother is also in danger, but she doesn't want to fight for it! Live life with a muddled attitude! Why do you think she should devote herself to pigs? She sleeps well after eating, which suits the heroine's character!
All right. I have to say it's a really weird writing line.
I feel quite speechless about my sister's ending. Even if it's whitewashed, it still feels too fake.
In fact, the writing has always been quite good, mainly because the character Yang Su appears too abruptly and takes up a bit too much space.
Big, update soon. I look forward to it every day. It feels like I have been waiting for it for a thousand years...
The niece of the Empress Dowager, what kind of family background is she? Even if she is a concubine, why would she give a third-grade official as a concubine? It is possible to marry a third-grade official as a stepmother.
This is for a female narration article, but this is completely off topic. I really think you can change the title.
Now, what is the purpose of writing about the time-traveling girl Li Fang? Isn't it because she likes Lian Mo and then frames her or something? Or maybe Lian Mo thinks he likes the time-traveling girl. It's a love triangle. Don't abuse it.
Is this a new story or a continuation of the previous one with new characters added?