Exiled, I Rose to the Highest Office by Farming

I was really convinced. This article shouldn't be in romance, it should be non-CP. Halfway through, I checked the category of the article to confirm that it was romance and then continued reading. It turned out that there was no emotional line at all in the last chapter. Then I said it was a side story. Okay, so I continued to read the extra side. Oh, do you call it a love line? It just arranged an official match for him. Look, this is the heroine. They have feelings for each other and arranged for them to get married. The whole story is over. I'm really stuck in my throat. The career line of the male protagonist is pretty good. Wouldn't it be nice to just go for a no-CP program? Oh, I'm afraid the data won't look good, right? I really want both. Even if the heroine is said to have a background panel with borders, she doesn't deserve it. At most, it has only a corner. In the end, the male protagonist endured three emperors before finally getting married. Ignoring special circumstances such as sudden death and sudden illness, the author, would you like to calculate how old he is? The second emperor was in his early thirties when he was still the prince. The next two emperors combined will give you a conservative estimate of twenty years. The male protagonist is already fifty, so this marriage must be done. I'm ready to read the next one, but thinking about it makes me feel uncomfortable and unhappy.

When I rescued Madam Chen, I thought she was the heroine, but she had so few scenes and no emotional connection every time she appeared. She was actually the official partner.

Congratulations on the ending. I hope there will be a sequel with an old male protagonist. I hope he can die a good death and retire gloriously. Qiuqiu

Very well written! Extra episode 1?

No CP data is not as good as romance. I found a heroine for him, and my career is very satisfying, but. . . Is this heroine dispensable?

After reading it, I felt that the ending was a bit rushed and was caught off guard. I can write more!

This heroine comes out really...

Sprinkle flowers, the ending is so cool to read

To be honest, Han Sanniang's experience still makes people think of conspiracy theories... (Bushi

Hahahaha, I am most afraid that the novel/history will be magically changed when it is made into a TV series, especially when so-called love elements are mixed into it, it will be all kinds of OOC. Aunt Chen is a smart and strong woman with a pitiful background. When she was kidnapped and assassinated by someone arranged by her stepmother, if Han Che hadn't helped cover it up, she might have died or been sent away because of the harsh chastity rules. Later, the stepmother's daughter (second mother?) Went against the Han family again and made a mess at the Crown Princess's banquet by talking nonsense. Aunt Chen, who was already the crown prince's concubine at that time, quickly came out to stop the two mothers from quelling the wrong fight. There is only this little intersection, which can barely be regarded as Aunt Chen repaying her kindness (also to avoid cheating the Chen family even more), but it is not a big deal to Han Che or the Han family. Haha, if Han Che really marries Aunt Chen later, it depends on whether the author's wife can give them a chance in the extra story! ~~