The Empress Failed to Die [Quick Transmigration]

I'm so speechless. I knew this Jiang would cause trouble.

Is this also called a novel? Written by an illiterate?

What the hell? Is the heroine the Virgin? Whenever you meet a random person who is not a relative or an acquaintance, help him if you feel sorry for him. When it comes to taking care of the children, take care of the children; when it comes to passing on the children, take care of the children. Does the heroine have that much power? When the princess and the prince are dead? When the royal family rules nothing. What does the heroine deserve? It's not that this prince can't give birth, nor is it impossible. Why does the young heroine think that the palace will adopt an illegitimate son from the eldest daughter of a concubine? There's something wrong with your brain!!!

Why did I feel uncomfortable after watching the ending?

I always feel that the ending like this is a bit unfinished. It would be perfect if I could summarize it, add a postscript or something, and count the last four chapters as extra chapters. I just want to express my personal thoughts after reading it, nothing else.

Why do I feel so weird when I read the sentence "Go back to your house first" (=_=)

Come on (???_??)?, I like the article very much

The more I think about it, the angrier I get. The main plot doesn't say anything directly, and the most deadly thing is to force it to be bloody. The branch plot can obviously have a good ending, but it just creates a be, and the heroine's character is really convinced. The first chapter can be said that in ancient times, lovelessness, three wives and four concubines were too normal, but the aura of the heroine must be too big. There are so many women in the back house that it would be weird if they didn't cause trouble. Combined with the previous life, this is a stupid woman without any palace fighting skills. She can stabilize the back house, damn it. In Ning Lan's chapter, she forced the heroine to become a top student and acquire knowledge like crazy. However, in the next chapter, it was said that the male protagonist in this unit likes the original protagonist and not the female protagonist. That's OK and makes sense. But the male protagonist in the next chapter can obviously have a good ending, but why should he be killed? Forced pain literature. Yes, people will definitely die in war, but doesn't the protagonist deserve a halo? It's given to the female lead, but the male lead in the unit doesn't deserve it? Wow, I'm really convinced. This is the first time I've given a bad review to Jinjiang in a long time. I'm really convinced. Reading novels is really just for fun, leisure and entertainment, the kind that needs to be exaggerated with sadness, it is not a novel, but a literary creation.

This is really a bloody book. I can only read it thanks to the bat.

The heroine made me a little disappointed