New story coming soon: "Kill the Emperor and Become Empress Dowager"
Story blurb:
Jia Shi transmigrates into the body of a girl with the same name, the daughter of a powerful chancellor. Her mother is the legitimate daughter of a military family, and her older sister is the virtuous wife of Prince Qi, renowned throughout the land. Her only two brothers share the same mother as her. Her fiance is a gentle, handsome, and talented son of the prestigious Hedong Pei clan, the legitimate son of the Grand Minister of Works and heir to the title of Duke of Julu. Her future mother-in-law is her own maternal aunt, who adores her. By all appearances, she has the perfect setup for a winner's life.
But after an "accident" involving her youngest brother, she discovers the darkness behind their glittering life.
The seemingly flourishing and magnificent Duke's mansion is actually as precarious as eggs piled on top of each other. Behind the prosperous golden age looms the shadow of a coming age of chaos.
A selfish, cold-hearted father, a naive and brutal mother, a wicked and foolish older sister, and a young, frail younger brother...
In the imperial harem, an emperor who is lustful, shameless, and heedless of the country's resources. At court, powerful clans and officials scramble for influence, living extravagantly and thinking only of the short term. In the fields, the people struggle to survive, suffering and numb. The history books warn that an era of great turmoil is coming, and the whole population will be reduced to cannibalism... Behind the celebrated elegance of the Wei and Jin dynasties and the orderly rule of Emperor Wu of Jin are the blood, tears, and cries of commoners and slaves.
And Jia Shi is merely an ordinary noblewoman who can't even control her own fate.
Watch how the heroine uses her intelligence to help the poor, bring down the powerful clans, promote commoners, outmaneuver corrupt officials, and establish a peaceful age, step by step making her way toward the glory she deserves.
This is a slow-burn political intrigue story about a powerful heroine building her career.
New story coming soon: "Slay the Emperor and Become Empress Dowager"
When the emperor proposes to her, Luo Qi learns that her father is the General Wumu Luo Cheng, who was blamed for the fall of Great Chu and had his entire clan wiped out in history.
And she is the woman who avenged her father and killed the tyrant, earning the title of Cruel Commoner.
Oh, so this is how you treat the woman you supposedly love, you dog of an emperor? By marrying someone else and making her your concubine?
And your family repays loyal ministers and generals by exterminating their entire clan?
Fine. This time, I'll kill you, you dog of an emperor, before you can do it to me, and become empress dowager myself. Your throne is going to be mine!
Keep your eyes open in hell and learn what a pillar of the state looks like, and what a wise ruler should be!
Theme: The greater your ability, the greater your responsibility
Is the heroine a fool? The economic base determines the superstructure. In ancient times, this meant occupying a leadership position and having one's own right to speak. How could one still worry about having beauties? In ancient times, as long as you had supreme power, you could do whatever you wanted! To be honest, I really envy the real Jia Nanfeng. She uses narrow methods to control the world, but it is a pity that she has no political strategy! From a profit perspective, the Silly Prince couldn't be more suitable! Even if I can't be Wu Zetian, I still want to be Empress Lu! Fortunately, the heroine is still a time-travelling woman who doesn't understand the cruelty of ancient times! Moreover, the heroine has such a good mind, why should she help others? Her thoughts should not be assimilated to the ancient brainwashing storm of obeying the father at home, obeying the husband when married, and obeying the son after the death of the husband. Moreover, as long as the heroine is in power, she can choose a way out for women in the world to become officials. Policies and systems that obscure the people are actually not advisable. Reading can make people wise, and correctly guiding the ambitions of the world also promotes the selection of the best! As human beings, both men and women can serve the country with all their loyalty! I never believe in the idea that women are weak! The heroine just needs to balance her rationality and sensibility! I'm not denying the emotions in the world. It doesn't matter whether you love beauties or Nanfeng, as long as you don't be emotional at critical moments!
It's so funny, originally Jia Chong couldn't usurp the throne because his reputation was too bad, but now that he has a prince and grandson, he immediately has a great reputation and great righteousness.
Very, very well written It's rare for me to read an article seriously I also like the comments in brackets spoke his mind There is no forced intelligence on the readers, nor is there any pretense of mystery. And just the right background explanation very good Very smooth and enjoyable reading The only golden finger is the search through time travel, which brings about the perfect ending of remarriage. In fact, I always thought that according to the palace arrangement, the queen was the regent, and the child was actually a brother or nephew. I didn't expect it to actually come true. As a novel, it is better to have a happy ending. Couldn't be better. Really, really good. I like all the dialogues, complaints, background introductions, and customs and landscapes in it. Thanks!
That's it. The debate in the court is not a Conan drama. It is about ambush, shaking off burdens, and verbal misdirection. It is a quarrel between the two aunts. Reversal, reversal and reversal, how about leaving the case here? Reversal is only suitable for the court in Xiaobai's imagination. When it comes to actually doing things, he won't do this even in a department meeting.
I really like this prince, and the heroine can't see the prince's character traits! Let's learn from the history of Jia Nanfeng! I feel particularly satisfied every time I read about her operation on the prince! After watching this, I feel that the heroine has not only accepted socialist values and knowledge and technology! His methods and character are really not as good as those of Jia Nanfeng in history! When I read this paragraph over and over, I felt very sorry that Jia Nanfeng could not be a politician like Lu Wu! What a pity!
I really hate that iron cannot become steel! The heroine was inexplicably angry at this illness and laughed! Everyone looks at the problem from the perspective of their own interests, and the male protagonists are all very rational, but the female protagonist behaves in such a girlish manner and actually gets sick. The heroine's life is still very good! The heroine needs to hone her character and mental cognition! After reading this, I really wanted to stuff books like Zizhi Tongjian and Twenty-Four Histories into the heroine's head! Or take a look at the tragic women in the negative textbook Biography of Women! Or look at Qiu Jin, a role model that we women admire! Hit the target with one shot! The same is true for shooting, and the same is true for life! Women are women! No need to hide, no need to feel inferior! There is no need to envy men!
My wife's writing is different from ordinary stories. For example, when translating classical Chinese texts and adding annotations, you can tell at first glance that someone has put in a lot of effort and has done research in this area. It gives me a feeling of having a wonderful interpretation of "Shishuo Xinyu" and then connecting it into a text. But as a novel, one thing is that it feels a bit like a literal translation of ancient Chinese, which makes it obscure and stiff to read. The other thing is that the proportion of dialogue is too heavy and it seems very laborious.
This investment is really rubbish. If King Qi comes to power, he will have a good reputation in the civil and military circles of the Manchu Dynasty. You are not irreplaceable. It is just that you sacrificed your reputation and became a lonely minister. If you are not yet stable, you will treat luck as your strength and show off the pedigree of a thousand-year-old family. When you become emperor, your foundation will be solid, and you will no longer be needed. You can just find any excuse and kill everyone in your family. How stupid it is to win from Long and look at Shu, but lose the big because of small things!
I think this article is written like a translation of classical Chinese. In fact, it can be seen that the author's intention and framework are very good, but the protagonist's personality is not distinctive enough, and he is pushed away by the plot. The suggestions can greatly enrich the background of the heroine, so that everyone can understand how the heroine's character is formed, and how her character allows her to promote historical changes. I also hope that the author can increase the front and side descriptions of key characters, cut off some unimportant supporting characters, and do some foreshadowing before writing the events. I personally think that this may make the writing smoother. It's really a pity. It can be seen that a lot of effort was put into preparing for the big writing, but it reads like dumplings poured into a teapot. . .
The heroine is really ignorant and naive