After Reincarnating as a Female Alpha

I'm very confused about the Prime Minister's treatment. He is not really a bad person. I can also understand why the male protagonist's mother accepts him more than the Emperor. After all, she has no obligation to die for others. The Emperor is indeed sorry for her and the Prime Minister is indeed good to her. But the Prime Minister killed a lot of people anyway, right? It's not like I didn't look carefully later. In fact, he had a great battle and no one died, right? After fighting for so long, many soldiers must have died on the single battlefield! He didn't pay much for his treatment, but what about those human lives? Should he just die like this and sacrifice his life to avenge his earth-shattering love? It was not known later that everyone yelled at her to get off her high position, and she was praised for her gentleness by the dessert shop clerk. Oh my god, she was so gentle after killing so many people. The male protagonist's mother has a choice between other people's lives and her own life. It's understandable that she can be selfish after all. There is no need to sacrifice oneself for others, but there is absolutely no need for those people to die. The Prime Minister forced them to die! Don't say that it was just because the heroine felt that she couldn't fight him, so it was over without telling him. How could it be possible for such a big thing to happen only for the heroine to find out that there was something wrong with him. Many of the plots are mindless Mary Sues, so this is just what the author didn't want to do. What's more, the finale of the main text didn't cost him a single thing, so let's forget it. The extra story also gave him a happy fulfillment. I just call the lives of those good guys dead so cheap. It may sound a bit harsh to say, but I was actually a little excited, and I didn't give a negative score.

I just want to ask, does the Prime Minister not have to take responsibility for killing so many people? What's the bottom line?

I have never read such an ugly novel. The logic of the whole text is confusing and I have no desire to read it.

It's a pretty good cookie, but the villain is too charming and the villain is so obsessed with him after the great battle in the main text? No price paid at all? The heroine doesn't want to overthrow the villain at all? I feel like the heroine is very unhappy if she doesn't cry behind bars for the villain (although I quite like the villain). And really, the hero's mother is not a virgin, but I also like the emperor. If the hero's mother wants a divorce, it can only be said that she has different views. It would be better to find a queen who can understand the emperor. After the hero's mother was reborn, the emperor was too wronged.

It would be nice if you could describe a little more how Ryan and Yu Sheng get together in this world. (Wait a minute, it won't be the same as the plot trajectory in the main text, right?)

People who are too suppressed to speak out can really suppress it for the rest of their lives. Don't ask me how I know.

I just want to ask, does the Prime Minister need to take any responsibility for killing so many people? What's the bottom line?

Fortunately, the queen was with Shouxiang from now on, otherwise she would be so angry that she would vomit blood.

Want to see! It turns out her name is Xiaochan!

??? Not Orange! Sorry, I made a mistake! Woohoo, the little baby is so cute! Two babies!