She
A general's daughter, heaven's favored child.
Her ambitions reach across the realm, her heart bound to the mortal world.
She vows
To unite the realm and claim every handsome man for herself.
See how this sweet yet fiery woman
settles old grudges and tangled debts of love, and avenges her country's humiliation and her family's hatred.
See how she roams the realm, rewrites history, and builds a matriarchal hegemony.
I have carefully read the latest chapter, and I have to say that this is a very good novel, with delicate writing and ups and downs of the plot. However, after looking at the click rate and the number of collections, I feel a little sad for Da Da Da Da... I personally think this is a very good article. Of course, the article also has a lot of room for development... Er Jiuba'er is like an umbrella covering the ballads... I hope I can make friends through writing!
I don't really like the heroine's humble attitude towards the man she likes. How can a woman who wants to open a country that respects women have such a mentality and not even have the consciousness to trample men under her feet? She doesn't need to be pitiful and thirsty for the love of men at all. She should be a strong person. When she becomes the empress, the life and death of the men in the world will be in her hands. Everyone will rush to please her, trying to crush a man to death like an ant. Why are women so humble when it comes to relationships? It's because women have low power and cannot get a man through violence. They can only please a man. Men, on the contrary, use violence to establish patriarchy, use violence to formulate the institution of marriage, and use violence to allocate women, so they don't care about feelings, they only care about power, because as long as they have power, it is too easy to get a woman, and it is easy to destroy what you can't get. If a woman wants to be an empress, as a strong woman, as a woman who can possess men through violence, how can she be so humble?