The Transmigrated Heroine Is Just That Impressive

The beginning was a bit off, then I clicked on the last chapter, and sure enough, the heroine? Haha, the male emperor, the child in the belly is guaranteed to be male, and the target is Wu Zetian's position...

After reading Ruyu for the second time, I feel that Teacher Hua's thinking was still too advanced back then! ! ! What kind of pure hate CP is this! It happens to be the pure hatred that is popular in 24 years. If this Ruyu and Li Zhao have sex, it will be hatred, hahahaha, Teacher Hua is so awesome! ! She is indeed one of my beloved wives

The article written ten years ago hypothesized that the story of Wu Zetian was located in Princess Taiping. Combined with the recent hot searches, everything is a circle. Although some of the views in this article are a bit outdated now, it is ten years from now. How will it be different in another ten years? Thanks to the readers who tweeted.

I also wanted to see Shura Field, but it ended like this. What a pity.

I think some extras can be added. For example, how two people get along with each other in the future, the heroine just doesn't care, so she is gentle. As mentioned at the end of the article, if she really falls in love with someone, she must definitely take the initiative in her own hands. The fact that the male protagonist is the emperor in the female protagonist's world is enough to show his strong and power-loving character. Can he really accept the female protagonist taking away the power in his hands step by step (because the female protagonist's intelligence system fully possesses such ability)? Even if they give in for love temporarily, the struggle for power will become an unavoidable topic between them, just like a thorn in their side. Also, is the heroine pregnant and giving birth to a daughter or a son? As analyzed in the extra chapter, this is still very common in the feminist world. If the heroine gives birth to a daughter and inherits the throne, it is equivalent to the country changing her surname to the heroine's family name. Also, what about the original emperor? Did he lose his soul or return to his original body, or did he just stay with the male and female protagonists so that they could see them getting along? What's his mood? And, what is the difference between that life in history and this life? Although there are two time-travelers in this life, I don't think they changed the main plot. Moreover, I think the heroine's sister was also passed by the queen in history, otherwise she would not suddenly recover from illness and start a rebellion. The heroine in history is the time-traveling heroine in this article, but she has never been exposed, otherwise the emperor who traveled through history will not understand her habits so well. So the variable is still with the two time-travelers. I am very curious about what the original history is like. This article gave me the feeling that it ended abruptly. It was not unfinished or rushed, but I felt that the rhythm of the story was completely fine, but the author did not finish it. If it were treated as suspense, the suspense would be too great, because in the end the heroine just discovered that she fell in love with the hero, and the author clearly pointed out the possible conflicts between them, and then ignored it. In fact, I am very curious, if there is no such thing as the male protagonist passing through history and the female protagonist almost losing her real male protagonist, can the female protagonist really understand that she also loves the male protagonist in this life? Because the female protagonist almost lost her, she realized how important the male protagonist was to her and awakened her overbearing personality. Overall, apart from feeling that this article is incomplete, I can really praise this book. This is the most satisfying novel about women I have ever read. The heroine is really my goddess. The scene where she takes the king alone and breaks out from the enemy army is so cool that I cried. Some people say that the heroine is a scumbag, emmm, I think the heroine is an unconscious scumbag (but she is also a real scumbag). Although I can completely understand the heroine from a modern perspective, how could the ancients think this way? The heroine pinched his face, shook his hand, and said, "I just treat you as a friend/brother, but you haven't had your head beaten off yet. It must be because you are good-looking." There is also the charm that the heroine exudes all the time, and she always smiles warmly at everyone. Although it is the heroine's disguise, combined with the heroine's face, she really has deceived the hearts of many young gentlemen, not to mention that the heroine can understand that they are bound by the idea that women are superior to men. Although the heroine didn't deliberately seduce anyone, she also didn't deliberately keep her distance. This is really bad. No, I got off track while talking, I am the heroine and I am blowing it. But it's not unreasonable for so many people to like the heroine. The heroine herself is indeed a very attractive person. She has a good family background, a good personality, a gentle and tolerant confidant sister, and she is also talented. She can kidnap the enemy leader and escape from thousands of troops. She also has an intelligence network all over the world (although I think this is the credit of the little brother). There is no one in this article who is more in control of the overall situation than the heroine. So the female head coach is explosive! As for the male protagonist, regardless of the side story in this article, rather than saying that the female protagonist likes the male protagonist, it is better to say that the female protagonist likes a lively person like the male protagonist. The female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist at first sight when she saw the male protagonist wearing red clothes and looking flying. But this love in the world only lasted until the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist. Later, when the female protagonist was robbed into the ravine, the son of the king of the ravine also looked like this. Wasn't the female protagonist also stunned? And in the end, when the male protagonist decided to take something by force, he spoke harshly to the female protagonist, and the female protagonist was also dumbfounded. In short, the heroine likes this kind of flamboyant and domineering man, but this kind of love is very superficial and unreliable. In the end, the heroine and the male protagonist in history slowly talked about their past events and finally realized that she also likes the male protagonist. I am more inclined to think that they have experienced too much and this superficial relationship has finally been dried and fixed into love. As for the flaw in the heroine's character, I think it's probably her indecisiveness. The heroine's identity is embarrassing, her mother and the hero are political enemies, and the whole world knows that the hero likes the heroine, so the heroine's mother has the capital to deal with the hero. But how uncomfortable it is for the heroine to be caught in the middle. On one side are her relatives and on the other are the people she once liked. The heroine's own thoughts are actually on the side of the male protagonist. She knows that it is wrong for the aristocratic family to monopolize officialdom, but I am the spokesperson of the aristocratic family. The female protagonist is dealing with the male protagonist and must control the progress of their relationship. She cannot refuse too much and cannot agree immediately. Her mother also asks her to use the male protagonist's love to achieve political goals. It can be said that the heroine is very contradictory. No matter how good a relationship is, it can't withstand such a waste, not to mention that the female protagonist's love at first sight for the male protagonist was just that she liked it and ended it when the male protagonist became emperor. The heroine is always in this kind of contradiction throughout the whole story, so she seems very hesitant. She neither accepts nor rejects the emperor. She is dissatisfied with her mother's orders but occasionally obeys them. I feel confused when I think about it, and I can't blame her. I have written so much without realizing it. I originally just wanted to ask the author to write more follow-up, but ended up writing a bunch of random things without any adjustment...

It's great. I found this article [Lop-eared Rabbit Head], but it's too short.

I like to be gentle but very possessive

This article is really good. After reading so many novels, this heroine is the toughest and toughest. The psychological changes are really well written.

After reading it, I read the long review again, and I really felt that the heroine might not love the hero enough, and by the time she realized that she loved the hero, it was already the last chapter, leaving too many variable factors. I just hope that they can continue to be happy, and it is a pity that the follow-up of other supporting characters was not explained.

Author: This is definitely my favorite female protagonist. It's my third time. My Ruyu is still so charming after so long? Shen Ruyu is really my favorite female protagonist! ! ! It feels completely different from when I was a kid to now.