Wen Rao had barely taken her seat as Empress of the Daqiong Empire when Qi Yao led his troops to destroy it. Wen Rao was out of a job. One day, the new emperor Qi Yao got drunk and, in a haze, treated the beauty beside him as a drinking snack... Then one day, Wen Rao found a baby growing in her belly. The emperor said inscrutably, "If it's a boy, you can have your job back." Wen Rao asked, "What if it's a girl?" The emperor stroked his chin and replied solemnly, "Then have another." Wen Rao rubbed her belly and couldn't help sighing: Getting certified for a job these days sure isn't easy.
In a nutshell: The empress gets "trained" before taking the job.
P.S. Having a baby is a prerequisite for the heroine to become empress. It doesn't mean the hero loves women who can bear children, and only then comes to love the heroine. This story is also known as The Tyrant Loves His Pills and My Empress Has No Virtue.
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I've brushed it countless times
Cry (?;;`)
But... I still can't help but look at it
I have been reading a new novel recently, and I couldn't understand it from around chapter 60. I always felt that the plot jumped too much, but I still finished reading it all. However, the early part of it was written very well, which is also the motivation for me to always want to finish it. In the future, when the writing style becomes better, I may go back and read this article again and add some small details. Maybe I am too stupid to understand. . . . The ending is a bit rushed, and many readers hope that there will be a sequel that can be patched up so that they can better understand the plot. I also said it in a mess. . . . . . . .
No extras? I want to see how the two of them get along later.
I have read so many novels, and the first time I read them I was confused... Could it be that my IQ is too low...
The ending is rather rushed. .
Hey, I read it in one go and I feel that the story is well constructed, but because of the cutting of various branches, it seems a lot of nonsense. If you look closely, there may be some clues, but the scenes and plots are too rigid to grasp. Many details were not written.
And I thought there was a side story, but it turned out there wasn't, which is sad.
Overall, the writing is great~
I actually thought the ending was a bit rushed. . .
How should I put it? There are still a lot of foreshadowings in the article, which makes people want to read on. The plot is also very compact, but some parts are too blunt, and suddenly jump from one scene to the next plot, and many places are not explained clearly.
Overall it's pretty good, I read it in one sitting.
All right! Even though I was confused, I still understood a lot of it! Emperor Wen Ru and Taoist Priest Yuan were all reborn! Wen Wan and the one named Poppy regained their memories of their previous life at the moment of death! The emperor was a poor man who had his legs broken in his previous life and died in Wen Wan's arms! Wen Wan was framed by Wen Ru in her previous life and grew up in Goulan Courtyard. . . . . . . . What a mess. . . . . . .
When the author feels that he needs to cut off the branch line. The plot after that became a mess. So the author might as well not listen to the reader. After all, you are the one writing the story.
I've brushed it countless times Cry (?;;`) But... I still can't help but look at it
I have been reading a new novel recently, and I couldn't understand it from around chapter 60. I always felt that the plot jumped too much, but I still finished reading it all. However, the early part of it was written very well, which is also the motivation for me to always want to finish it. In the future, when the writing style becomes better, I may go back and read this article again and add some small details. Maybe I am too stupid to understand. . . . The ending is a bit rushed, and many readers hope that there will be a sequel that can be patched up so that they can better understand the plot. I also said it in a mess. . . . . . . .
No extras? I want to see how the two of them get along later.
I have read so many novels, and the first time I read them I was confused... Could it be that my IQ is too low...
The ending is rather rushed. .
Hey, I read it in one go and I feel that the story is well constructed, but because of the cutting of various branches, it seems a lot of nonsense. If you look closely, there may be some clues, but the scenes and plots are too rigid to grasp. Many details were not written. And I thought there was a side story, but it turned out there wasn't, which is sad. Overall, the writing is great~
I actually thought the ending was a bit rushed. . .
How should I put it? There are still a lot of foreshadowings in the article, which makes people want to read on. The plot is also very compact, but some parts are too blunt, and suddenly jump from one scene to the next plot, and many places are not explained clearly. Overall it's pretty good, I read it in one sitting.
All right! Even though I was confused, I still understood a lot of it! Emperor Wen Ru and Taoist Priest Yuan were all reborn! Wen Wan and the one named Poppy regained their memories of their previous life at the moment of death! The emperor was a poor man who had his legs broken in his previous life and died in Wen Wan's arms! Wen Wan was framed by Wen Ru in her previous life and grew up in Goulan Courtyard. . . . . . . . What a mess. . . . . . .
When the author feels that he needs to cut off the branch line. The plot after that became a mess. So the author might as well not listen to the reader. After all, you are the one writing the story.