The Millennial Empress

It's been a long time since I read it, and I feel a little mixed. I thought about it a lot while walking on the road several times, but now that it's been so long, I've forgotten it again. This is an article I have been following for a long time. For a while, this article became my spiritual sustenance. I would read it every few days after saving a few chapters. It is a very interesting article. I like the subject very much, but I don't know why it started in hell mode. The plot became more and more depressing, the heroine became more and more neurotic and could not trust anyone, and the author became more and more depressed as he wrote, which led to the hasty ending, which made me unhappy for a while. The heroine's initial wish was to return to modern times. The author began to emphasize that the heroine would go through countless weeks to achieve the goal. She would have different husbands and different children, so don't take sides. As a result, in the fifth week, the heroine had just established her feet and got married for the first time. In my expectation, if the story had not just begun, it was only in the middle. I didn't expect that there would be only this husband and the only child born to this husband. Everything became crazy after the heroine had a difficult childbirth and was forcibly revived by a demon. Before the heroine had a difficult delivery, the author kept saying that the heroine was about to die. Then I looked forward to the next episode. I didn't expect that the devil had never done this kind of operation before. The cute devil who originally obeyed the contract honestly and purely tempted the heroine was possessed by the author and turned into a terrible demon. The previous episodes that the author said would appear were simply skipped in the form of nightmares! The Duke of Anjou, the Duke of Champagne, Avery, these lines are all forced into simple tragedies! Then all of a sudden, all civil and military officials in the court fell in love with me, and the heroine didn't realize it, which led to the collapse of all kinds of things. The heroine was so desperate that she wanted to delete her account and play again, but she sacrificed Anjou and was forced to open the 18th level of hell mode by the devil (the author). She broke her leg and was imprisoned at the beginning and overwritten the archive. The follow-up was infinitely simplified. In the last chapter, various endings of the game were directly crushed up, and the goal was finally achieved. During this period, I don't know why the love that was taken away from the heroine grew into a huge ball of light, filled with love for Anjou. I don't think it's surprising that the heroine has love for Anjou. The heroine should also have love for other people, such as Champagne, Avery, etc., But it seems that the feelings of these people have dissipated over time. Only the love for Anjou has grown infinitely, and after the fifth episode, the love for other people has also been insulated. In the end, the heroine has achieved perfection and has not yet regained the function of love. I gave up the opportunity to go back and chose Anjou. I couldn't understand it. I felt it shouldn't be done. The author was a devil. It was supposed to be a strategy novel about the heroine taking advantage of the reversible file and slowly growing to dominate the world. In the end, it turned into the most precious and affectionate article called "Everything for Him, My Love." It severely condemns this unfinished behavior. It's very sad and helpless.

Why does this ending still mean that she still wants to see that man, wants his love, and wants to have many, many children with him?

It's really uncomfortable. When I first read this novel, I was full of expectations, hoping to grow up with the queen spiritually. But the more I read the story, the more depressed I became. I felt that the heroine had no fun in life, so it was a relief for me that it ended unfinished. If you say that as a monarch, you cannot trust anyone and can only be suspicious every day, then are so many stories about the harmony between monarchs and ministers in history false? Although they may part ways in the end and fight each other, is it because the possible ending is not good that they don't even dare to start? Moreover, as the queen, the heroine only has responsibilities and does not feel the slightest happiness brought by rights. To be honest, it would be better to just throw it away and have fun. At least she can live her life as she wants before she dies. The later period is really too depressing and depressing. I can't believe anyone around me. Rights only bring fear and burden. If this is really the case, will there be so many people tirelessly pursuing rights? As a novel, there is no passionate struggle between king and minister, no pleasure brought by rights, and even the character design in the later stage is directly OOC. No matter how much you look forward to it in the early stage, you will be disappointed in the later stage. I remember the author also wrote in the poem that it will be a more refreshing novel. Where is Su, where is the fun? At the end, I was like a filled gas tank that exploded as soon as I took the shot. It was so irritating and depressing.

It's disgusting enough... Although this ending was foreseen, I didn't expect that it would be reincarnation "just to see him alive". Hahahaha, I really laughed to death. If I wanted to read this kind of novel, I couldn't see it anywhere. I thought I wanted to witness the determination of the queen, but I didn't expect it to be a woman's crazy dream (funny)

I sincerely recommend that those who read the article read the last chapter first, and then continue reading if you can accept it. Last year or the year before that, I thought I would read this article about fattening. The opening chapter was amazing, and the ending was full of shit! At the beginning, the heroine is a self-reliant and self-reliant woman of the new era. In order not to continue to survive in the dark Middle Ages, she became a queen in order to return home after completing her goals. The result, haha, do you know that what I long for is true love? Even if I break my leg or have a miscarriage, I will still love? ? ? A strong woman can also have love, but can she be both responsible and independent? The beginning indicates that this is the struggle of a strong woman, and the end indicates that I am a dodder who cannot leave love, so what are you struggling for? I think it's okay for a heroine who dominates Hollywood to finally give up and go back to modern times, because she is indeed better off not going back. As for the Millennium Queen, haha, it's true that the heroine longs for love after fighting to the end, but the fault lies with the author who force-fed shit. The Cuscuta flower heroine also wrote well, but this article is about force-feeding shit! ! ! ! !

I was a little depressed at the end. I really hope that the pleasure prisoner is really dead, but the heroine has been living for the empire and finally acted willfully. This part is understandable... But I am a little angry. The heroine did not defeat the pervert. In the end, the pleasure prisoner man who doesn't know where he came from is "merciful" because the heroine gave a good show? ? I was really angry and unwilling to give in. I kept writing "women don't need to rely on men, blablabla", but in the end, they had to rely on a disgusting pervert who appeared out of nowhere and didn't explain at all why he was a pervert and what identity he was. The "man" finally gave a heroine the chance to have love again. The ending of the conquest of the empire was "not a devil after all". I was speechless... It gave me the feeling that the female protagonist suffered just like the women in the world suffered from men, for no reason just because she was a woman... And after the female protagonist suffered so much, I admired the female protagonist. After all the sufferings of the Lord, I "felt it was wonderful" and "rewarded" a happy ending (I used the word "reward")... The overall book is very interesting, and I personally don't think it is a bad ending, but maybe good-looking books always have some twists and turns. This ending really made me feel depressed. The heroine is so The "happy ending" gave me an uncomfortable feeling. After the author successfully used the heroine's suffering to stir up the anger in my heart... I saw a "happy ending in which an unidentified perverted man appeared inexplicably and caused all the heroine's suffering". I was really depressed about this part.

They say the article is unfinished, but in fact it should be that there is no way to write the rest of it. The heroine is very reasonable, a strong, ruthless ruler of the empire. The male protagonist and supporting characters are also very reasonable and classic. Excellent men are not fools. Emotions are just a part of life for women, especially for men. For these outstanding people, love is the embellishment of ideals and desires.

What a complete shit ending

Well, in exchange for the ability to read, the heroine sacrifices love, completely rejects and eliminates love, and is ascetic like a dervish. At the end, she still focuses on love after a thousand years of toil and achievements. These two extreme attitudes are very bad views on love. I have to say that it is unfinished. Will anyone really still value love so much after a thousand years of experience?

Let's take a look at the ending in advance... Emmmm said that the plot is about conquering the world with beauty alone without love and finally returning home. And there is a male protagonist who is actually a Duke emmmmm