The Map of Mountains and Seas (Empress)

Personally, I feel that I am too tolerant of the male protagonists in the harem. He actually dares to have an affair with a maid and have a child. Not punishing the nine tribes is already considered a mercy of the emperor. Moreover, after accepting the favor, he can leave the palace to marry a wife and have children. Men have physiological needs, and female concubines who have been in the palace for so many years also have needs, but they can only be trapped in the palace for the rest of their lives... I feel very sorry for these women. However, the heroine created by the author's wife is very good, and the writing style can be seen to be smooth.

My wife wrote very well, but I still feel that virginity is not required for the servants in the harem, and there is no severe punishment for having an affair with a maid, and you can even ask to leave the palace after being favored. Thinking of the chastity arch of thousands of years of female concubines and the heavy pressure on the family that destroyed the nine tribes, it is really unfair... The writing and plot are very good, but the "reality" in the refreshing article is very uncomfortable.

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It's 2024 and I'm still waiting for this one…

After all these years, it is still the ceiling of Queen novels in my mind. Will Dafa still fill in the holes?

I read this book many years ago, and it was so amazing that I still can't forget it. If that madman hadn't appeared, this novel might have been finished. Why. Such a good and rare Empress Wen, I really still miss her. [Cheek support]

I finished reading this article in one breath, feeling hearty and relieved, and my heart was full of pleasure and regret. It ranks among the best among the Empress novels that I have read. The writing style and brilliant plot make people applaud, and the most exquisite thing is the fabrication of the characters. As a work with the background of a female emperor (not a heroine), the heroine's ruling period is set at the transition of the patriarchal society. The logical ideas are interlocking. It is not a brainless white text. It is very thoughtful and can empathize with others. The empress's thoughts, knowledge, and skills are convincing and impressive. The image of a vivid, mature, responsible, generous and loving empress emerges vividly on the page. She was diligent and thoughtful, wandering among the men in the harem, looking for warmth, taking advantage of the east wind, and marveling at her human skills. In her, we can see the shadows of various emperors in history. But she is kind and exudes the brilliance of female greatness. He is truly a unique and three-dimensional emperor. (However, I still feel that I am too gentle towards the men in the harem, hahaha. The description of the emperor killing people in the blink of an eye is very shallow, so I feel that this emperor is very gentle) After reading it, I realized that this is another old article. The writing style of a few years ago is similar to that of a few years ago, but now there are very few authors who can write such stories. Secondly, the characters in the novel are very three-dimensional, and it is not just a romance novel with a male protagonist and a female protagonist. As for the shaping of other main characters, people can't help but be moved by it. I am very curious about the stories of Bai Dongjun, Wen Ting, Yang Jun... Their generation. Sometimes the paragraphs reveal the days they spent with the empress when they were ten years old, which is very interesting^v^ I have always disliked the "major" characters in many male protagonists. Most of the writing focuses on "lack of love" and "worrying about gains and losses" but they have to show generosity. But Bai Yueqing doesn't. He gives people the impression that he is open and generous. He is talented and hidden in the harem. He and the empress are the classic portrayal of "empresses". When he stood next to Changsun Jing, it made people feel like "it's you!" My favorite among these old people is Yang Jun, who can resist the enthusiastic young character! But he is still an old man in the palace, so what is it like when a young man becomes mature? Yang Jun showed it perfectly, so vividly that it's hard not to make people's hearts move. Third, the description of the male protagonist. I have to say that the author is really open to the male protagonist. As soon as he entered the palace, the male protagonist showed extraordinary abilities. Until I became Danxia Gejun, I felt that he suffered too little and his life was too smooth. The empress rarely made things difficult for him. He only had to think about whether he wanted to do something, not whether he could do it. I think his best scene was when he was impeached. When I knelt in front of the empress and tried my best to explain the situation, I felt that he finally looked like a human being. At this time, he looks a bit like Zhen Huan. The empress's cold and indifferent judgment made her more three-dimensional and brought some of the rationality and ruthlessness of an imperial family. At this time, she looked like a fat orange. The empress is equally affected by the rain and dew, and there is no preference (the biggest preference may be for the male protagonist). This is a successful and unique aspect of this book. It vividly describes a female emperor. Even if it is the male protagonist, it is a blade that she and her staff carefully selected. Everyone despises her as a piece of cake, but in fact she is the decision-maker of the entire dynasty. The mantis stalks the cicada, followed by the oriole. The heroine is Huang Que. Even the male protagonist has to work hard for her. The male protagonist can't surpass the female protagonist, I feel so happy I also like the empress' nickname "Mingyue Slave". I was wondering why "slave" was included. It turned out that slave did not have a derogatory connotation in ancient times. It meant "little guy". All of a sudden he became active. When the old servants simply called "Mingyue Slave", it was like a word of love. The author is really good at naming names and has great wit. The helpless portrayal of many women becoming emperors is also very real. Always moving. (However, I think this is a bit inconsistent with the description of inheritance at the beginning. It was said at the beginning that no matter whether it is a man or a woman, as long as they have the ability. But the fact is that when both men and women have the ability, they must choose a boy. So the heroine only takes her turn after all the previous brothers and sisters have passed away.) The author's writing is really powerful. Mu Tingfang, the first person to go to the harem, although he did not appear many times, but with a few strokes, he set off the image of a long-term servant who lived in the palace and endured hardship until death. The scene before his death, talking about the past with the empress, was really shocking. Staying behind is also a punishment. The author is very good at storyboard description. The most impressive scenes were the polo playing and the scene where the young attendants chased the empress. The descriptions of big scenes are very storyboard-like. I couldn't help but start to imagine these words turning into comics or scenes in TV dramas. So, it's really amazing. It would be great if this article could be adapted into a comic or TV series! (Of course, the author hasn't finished it yet, which is really sad...) From the words, I feel that the author has not actually thought about how to write next. It would be great if this 400,000-word story could have a perfect ending. If I publish a book, I will definitely support it.

It's been five years and I'm still waiting. Teacher, please come back soon [crying]

OMG, this one is unlocked! ! ! ! !

It's been almost six years and I'm in tears. . .