Transmigrate to Become a Lady Official

I bought it together when there were only a few chapters left, and I was told that the little princess would be crowned. I was so speechless. This feeling of being ridiculous and sloppy to the extreme is just like Qin Shihuang choosing to give up the throne to Zhao Gao after he tried his best to unify the six kingdoms. I really laugh out loud. I said that becoming an emperor is not what grandma wants. Did I miss it when grandma still had a last wish that her granddaughter must not be an emperor? Why can't the heroine be the emperor? The author uses the heroine's words to say that he is not a person who wants fame but not rights, but in essence, the author wants to create a "perfect person" who is perfect and does not love rights, but why can't the protagonist want rights? It is even more nonsense to suggest that you are afraid that you will become dim in your later years. You can't even trust yourself and don't think you can be an always correct wise man. Why should you believe that a newborn child can do this? It is even more absurd to say that you can teach her. People who grew up under the red flag and received education in the new era feel that they are not good at it, but believe that a person born in the feudal era can be able to do it under his own education? Originally, it would have been enough to change the history of Wu Zetian's ascension. It would have been so easy to just switch from the Second Holy Emperor to the Peaceful Abdication, but we had to create such a logical chain that would not convince anyone to let a passer-by pick the fruits of the protagonist's victory.

Um, this direction is too ridiculous.

No! How do you guarantee that this baby will be able to accommodate unrelated uncles when he grows up, or even the children of Su Qing and Gu Zhengzhou. Authority must never fall into the hands of others. You don't believe it yourself, do you believe in a baby? I would rather empty the throne and give it to my children in the future than let the throne fall into the hands of others! It is obviously impossible to implement a constitutional monarchy now. It is not the work of one generation. If you assist this child in the future, the government will be divided into two branches and it will increase internal friction. You can't trust people's hearts, you can only trust yourself and the system.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh God! Is it so direct? ? ? ? ? But it's cool! ! ! ! Looking forward to tomorrow

[Bursts into tears] Is it over like this? ? ?

I originally wanted to say that it was unrealistic. After the father dies, the son succeeds, and the brother succeeds. In the traditional feudal concept, it seems unrealistic to support a baby girl when there are obviously better choices, especially when the male protagonist still holds military power (although it is a romance novel, the male protagonist will really give up the world for a beauty). The Queen Mother does not seem to want to let go of power, but thinking about Emperor Wu's accession to the throne, no one would have expected it. She is already a powerful Queen Mother, why bother to get that name, but she still became the emperor. Just think of it as a legend from another world

Speechless 😓, I have been chasing him until now, and I am supporting Qin Guiren's daughter, and it is the most ridiculous thing in the world.

Hahahahahahaha

A very interesting story with a satisfying ending.

The emperor's absence from the court for more than 20 years in the middle and late Ming Dynasty has already proved that the feudal society with budding capitalism is a machine that can operate without the emperor. What's more, now that there are steam engines, why can't we develop a constitutional monarchy? The butt determines the head, and the heroine will eventually become a dragon after she ascends the throne. I only saw the words "Qin Guiren's daughter" in the comment section and ignored it. The author wrote so much later but didn't read it at all. I like the author's arrangement. It's obvious that he has carefully thought about the feasibility and is not a pure novel.