A Guide to Becoming a Wise Empress

Hahahahaha, I saw before that the male protagonist and the female protagonist came to power, and the late emperor cursed the male protagonist to get retribution. Then I blindly guessed that the male protagonist and the female protagonist had problems because of the concept of marriage. Then I skipped the sweet (I guess) part in the middle and got to the end, and found that I guessed correctly. I feel so great!

I have read quite a few ancient Chinese novels about time travel and becoming a queen, and I have to say that this one is the most enjoyable. To be honest, I used to feel that it was unreal when I saw those emperors guarding a queen as if they were under a curse or bewitched. After all, in a context where men are superior to women, a man who can do this must have great wisdom and open-mindedness. However, Tu Geng obviously lacks such vision and insight. He can only be a moderate and conservative emperor. What he later revealed can also show his self-knowledge, that is, there is a gap in talent between Wang Shuo and Wang Shuo, and he is physically weak. I lamented that he was originally a bright star, but unfortunately there was a bright moon like Wang Shuo beside him, and his ambition was much smaller in comparison. Is Wang Shuo patient? No. She has always had her own principles. Betrayal is betrayal, but it can be done once and never repeated. He is decisive and resolute in nature, and he is very good at controlling his emotions and is extremely rational. Is Tu Geng less suspicious? However, she has always been able to hide her thoughts. It has to be said here that Tu Geng actually trusts the queen very much. At least when it comes to handling government affairs and court affairs, he delegates power to an unprecedented degree, which can be regarded as a golden finger for the heroine. Only when the two parties add up can the princess be crowned emperor. I forgot that there is also a third-party reason, which is the author's control over the fate of the characters in his novel. I regret that, as can be seen from the extra chapter, after Emperor Ming, the status of women still rebounded, and there was no orderly trend similar to the British royal succession. It is really a great regret! ! Even so, Wang Shuo is really a role model for women who have traveled through time. He is worthy of being a second-generation human being, and his toughness of mind is unparalleled and is beyond the reach of others.

Finished reading. The difference between being an emperor and being an emperor is really big.

Blindly guessing whether retribution is the heroine seizing power. There are many examples here of different concepts of marriage, so the male protagonist should be no exception, right? After all, he has power, a group of people are attached to him, and the rules are difficult to break (concubines and so on), but it doesn't just depend on whether the male protagonist is willing or not.

Let's write a side story with a male protagonist. After all, the good cabbage of the heroine was taken over by him.

Spread the flowers, cheers for the author

Heart-warming, the heroine did a beautiful job

Don't be stuck, the scumbag still wants to leave a backup plan so that he can't die even if he wants to. Sometimes living is more painful than death.

Come on, heroine~~Come on, princess~~~ But I still don't understand, please give me some clarification.

We have finally reached this point, come on, heroine