Mainly dramas/legends, mainly empress/construction/conquering the world, and also a small amount of romance. Love scenes resolutely implement the principle that women are stronger
I like a series of Weiyu's works. The characters in her works all have a Jianghu spirit. It is rare that the heroine in this article is a woman who can say "I will be the king and hegemony". She is one of the few heroines I have seen who has a gangster spirit (the other one is The Queen of Troubled Times)
The world is unified! Building an ideal country is also a very wonderful thing. Brown Sugar's writing always has a calm narrative feel, but the scenes he describes can make people burst into tears. Although there are very few love scenes, what is rare is that both parties are carnivorous ~
I walk alone through thousands of mountains. I have always felt that Shitou should be a person with a rift in his heart, so that he could write a heroine like Mo Ru. It was from this article that I truly understood the four words "the road goes straight". From then on, those house fights and political fights that played with small tricks have lost their luster.
Needless to say, a classic among classics. Troubled times are indeed a good time to disrupt and reshape order. I think this article is reasonably written in terms of developing women's rights, and the golden finger is not too excessive. The only awkward thing is that I don't think the opportunity for the heroine's awakening is particularly reasonable.
Upgrading to fight monsters and build a cool article ~ the setting is very interesting. The first time I read Brown Sugar is this article. I feel like I have found a treasure. The Western Fantasy is so cold ~ and the male protagonist is particularly delicious.
The author has a very in-depth understanding of modern British history, and his words and sentences are sometimes very translation-like, so it may not be friendly to people who have read less foreign literature. Generally speaking, it is a story about a time-traveled Chinese American who created a world in Victoria and England. The character creation is quite good, and it rarely explores the ideological and cultural conflicts after time travel.
The heroine is one of my favorite stories about the emperor/princess. The main characters are well described, and you can see the growth/change trajectory of each person. Especially the heroine's father, who has a trough in his chest and is cautious and suspicious at the same time, really has the image of the founding emperor. It's a pity that some plots are not developed and written. I always feel that something is missing.
The heroine is an A-level romance ~ falling in love while fighting politics. The male protagonist is my favorite kind of cold, sickly, beautiful, strong but miserable haha
It's an early classic. Let's talk about the inconsistency between the original name and the eight characters. The heroine is a princess and later succeeds to the throne. Although the core is still romance, the interesting writing is still included~
He is my favorite cold, sick, yet tough male protagonist again, hahaha. What I like most about this article is the worldview. The fictional equal rights society created is very consistent with my imagination ~ This is a series of articles, all taking place in this fictional world. There are many details about local customs and legends that are very interesting.
Classic early Empress novel. The overall quality is still very high. The first few chapters are more cheerful, but the later chapters take a more serious direction.
An early representative of the Empress. It was made from a concubine who became emperor, and the overall quality is good. It's a pity that I didn't write more lines about male favorites haha
It is also a representative of the classic Empress novel. Compared with other dramas, this article seems a bit immature, but the heroine's bandit habits make her stand out among many "deep city" and thoughtful heroines.
The mad woman in the attic transforms into the Queen of London. What is more commendable is that the interaction between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is very tense, and it feels like accomplices.
A detective work involving a woman disguised as a man, very Agatha-like. The heroine has a very sense of justice and has the charm of fighting for her ideals. The male protagonist is a little bitter melon who is inspired by her spirit and gains strength.
The woman is the Lord of the North, but she also has a history of being discriminated against because of her tall and sturdy appearance. The man who is discriminated against is a poor man who gets married. Heal each other