Everyone says the empress's father was low-born, just a palace servant. Even after taking the throne, she won't be able to hold on to it. Chancellor Ye Qing wields immense power and controls the court, with the support of General Luo Ziran. The empress is nothing but a puppet. But the truth is that Luo Ziran leads elite troops to surround the chancellor's residence. "I have come on His Majesty's orders to arrest this treacherous rebel."
Everyone says the empress hates Ye Qing so much that, after having him assassinated, she humiliates his son and forcibly drags him into the palace to torment him every day, despite the fact that he is already married. But the truth is that in the imperial palace, the empress stands outside a tightly shut door. "A Shu, I was wrong. Could you open the door?"
One-on-one romance, melodrama, both leads have no prior sexual experience.
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Theme: Love, strong heroine.
Why is the emperor of the female-dominated world called the female emperor, but the emperor of the male-dominated world is not called the male emperor?
For now, I think Wei Ye is a little green tea. I don't like him. Is the male protagonist too careless? He just saves anyone in the palace and treats him like his younger brother.
It's seven chapters and the heroine has only appeared twice. Is this still a novel from the heroine's perspective? Isn't this a lie?
In fact, if the heroine didn't take it upon herself to get married first, but instead ordered the hero to enter the palace, she might just accept her fate according to the hero's character, and it wouldn't be that big of a deal.
Ahhhhhhhh!!!!! Locked!!!!! Ahhhh, so angry
I finished dancing in two hours (??`)?, She is truly the most violent heroine I have ever seen.
Ah, doesn't that mean there will be one less female author in the future?
The heroine is looking for abuse on her own.
The female will suffer from disaster in the future.
Shuge still knows deep down that she is favored, so she has a relaxed personality