From the perspective of the heroine, the plot line is greater than the emotional line or there is no emotional line, including bg, no cp, gl, etc. Most of the comments are my subjective feelings and are not objective.
It's very interesting. My friend recommended this book to me when it was first serialized. (When she recommended it to me, the collection of this book seemed to be quite small, ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand). But I didn't like reading historical derivatives at the time. Later, I couldn't find any good ones, so I read it with the intention of giving it a try. Wow, it's really good. After reading it, I really wanted to read a similar novel about a heroine taking over the world, but I couldn't find it. If there is anything similar, please recommend it to me. Having said that, I really like the portrayal of the heroine in this book. There are many descriptions of the heroine's aura, which makes me think she is such a high-spirited young man. I really love it.
I really have to praise the author for this book. The plot alone is not that great, but what attracted me to read it is that the author is really good at writing. Oh my god, how did she manage to make me so happy in every chapter. Especially the other novels I read at the same time were not as enjoyable as they should be, which made me admire this book even more. Anyone who doesn't know how to write cool articles should read this book (no
I've read a lot of reviews of this book online, and they all have mixed reviews, and I don't know what to say myself. The plot in the reform camp in the early stage is very interesting, and there is a plot in the middle where the male protagonist is not present. It seems that the plot without the male protagonist is quite interesting. But this does not mean that the portrayal of the male protagonist is not good. On the contrary, the author is very serious about the portrayal of the male protagonist. I don't know how to write the image of the male protagonist specifically. I can only talk about it through analogies. The male protagonist is a bit similar to a current second-game game character. The difference is that the game character became a "villain" in order to create an eternal paradise that can make everyone happy, and the male protagonist in this article embarked on this path because of his disappointment with mankind. Their methods are similar but their starting points are different (if you have decoded it, please don't say it, I know I may get scolded if I write this, But I really don't know how to express my feelings more accurately). Looking at it alone, I think the male protagonist is not a failed character (but I still don't like him), but the problem is the female protagonist. As soon as she meets the male protagonist, she changes from decisive and decisive to indecisive and hesitant. Although she finally chooses to kill the male protagonist who wants to "transform and control" the world, but this process really gives me a headache. The rest of the plot was messy, a bit like the outline was copied directly. After the heroine killed the hero, I felt confused and confused, and she also faced problems like the "tram problem", which made me really uncomfortable. But in the extra chapter, the male protagonist is alive, and there is actually a plot where the female protagonist slightly chases her husband at the crematorium. I really can't understand it. The female protagonist did zero things wrong from beginning to end. The male protagonist, on the other hand, drugged the female protagonist and stole her important belongings (something that could probably change the fate of the world). He should have apologized to the female protagonist. It made me furious. In addition, many people say they don't like the plot of the heroine raising a child (not the heroine's biological child). As far as I am concerned, I can accept it, especially those two children who are not fuel-efficient lamps (commendation), I can accept it even more. Putting aside the shortcomings of the plot, the author's writing style is to my liking, and the rhythm of the plot is also very smooth. As for whether it is worth watching, you can still search for other people's reviews online, I can't say.
It's nice to see that the heroine is an ancient emperor. She traveled through time on the day she ascended the throne. Then she entered a dungeon and became stronger step by step. After having a long life, she returned to her own country and became the emperor. The author also has a book called "How a Strong Man is Made" which is also very interesting. The heroine in that book starts out as a dinosaur, then becomes stronger step by step, and then turns into a human form. But the heroine in that book was too strong at the end, and the plot became quite boring (I will add it later if I finish reading it). This one was actually a bit too strong and boring at the end, but because I read this one after it was finished, I ordered it all, and that one was serialized, so I didn't finish it. But overall, I think both books are worth reading, especially the one in "Stronger". The heroine in the early stage is a dinosaur, which is really interesting.
It's good-looking. The heroine plays the role of a criminal case through a holographic game, including investigators, perpetrators and victims. The victims seemed to be really stressed out (not the unattractive kind, but the too nervous kind). I don't know if you have ever seen a movie where the heroine and her best friend climbed up a high tower. After the two climbed up, they found that the stairs below had fallen. They tried all kinds of ways to get down. Give it to me. It was extremely tense to watch. The victim-type case copy gave me a similar feeling to this movie. ) Then the criminal cases were basically revenge-type, but it was not pleasant. Many criminals suffered too much damage. Even if they kill their enemies, the damage they suffered cannot be erased. It made me quite sad to watch it. Each dungeon is very beautiful, short and concise, and in addition to the portrayal of the protagonist, each dungeon also has a description of one or more important supporting characters. Basically, they are all exuding the brilliance of humanity, and I quite like this. There is a second part of this, but I haven't finished it yet because of my burnout, so I'll add it when I finish. Then there are the small shortcomings of this article: because this book has live broadcast elements, it naturally has a plot of slapping the audience in the face and looking down on them. This aspect is a bit awkward to write, but there are very few, and it is not a big problem. There are also comments from the live broadcast viewers. I really miss the speech of a certain blog's human-machine navy army. It made me want to laugh [cover my face and laugh while crying], but these are very few and not a big problem. Don't miss this book because of this small problem.
It's okay. I haven't read the extras. I have almost forgotten the plot of this book, but the plot of this book should be okay, because one thing that impressed me deeply about this book is that the heroine's colleagues in the police station always make me hallucinate about daddy men in reality. They gossip all day long and urge marriage, which makes me speechless.
Not bad, it's the same author as the "Four Courts" article. Speaking of which, I think it's quite interesting. I don't remember if it's this one or "Four Courts". The author confirmed the male protagonist in the end, but it didn't seem to match the choice of many readers, and he was scolded very badly. Later, the author changed the last chapter and changed the male protagonist. As a result, he was scolded even worse. I was a little bit dumbfounded [covering my face and laughing]. I think with the existence of the male protagonist in these two articles, I don't know that it's enough to scold the author.
It's good to read. Before the heroine was reborn, she was scolded as a maid who had a lofty ideal and only wanted to be a maid. She died miserably in the end. But does she have to live her life in a new life? The heroine didn't. She wanted power and a good life, so she chose the old emperor, tried her best to become the queen, and finally became the queen mother with real power after the old emperor died. This type of literature is quite rare. There is also a similar book called "Power is the Best Medical Beauty for Women" which is also very interesting. Another thing I really like about this book is the way it deals with time-traveling women. To be honest, I had mixed feelings about the time-traveling woman when I read it. Although she has a wonderful brain, she is just a woman who has been brainwashed by social disciplines. I am afraid that the author will treat her too seriously and cruelly. But I didn't expect that the heroine would eventually go to the time-travelling girl and ask the time-traveling girl to give her the modern knowledge she possesses to help the heroine better govern the country. I really like this way of handling it. In addition, the author's recently serialized fast-travel novel "The Female Protagonist Doesn't Feel Like It" is also very interesting. If you are interested, you can read it.
It's good to read, and the plot seems to be quite ups and downs. I basically don't remember the plot after reading this kind of short suspense story. I have almost forgotten several short suspense stories in this book list. I'm sorry [covering my face and laughing] but I have some impressions of this author. He has been writing articles about strong women and women helping each other. If you are interested, you can check out the author's column.
It's good-looking. What I like about the heroine is that she is not forced to move forward by events, but she takes the initiative to seize power. But I was particularly dissatisfied with the selection of the male protagonist (a cry from a person who failed to buy stocks. I didn't really care who it was at the time. The following article was stopped for a long time. In the subsequent updates, I felt that the male protagonist's performance was very poor and the female protagonist's junior brother performed well, so I bought the junior brother's shares. It was rare that the stock purchase failed, so I will never read stock buying articles again. Of course, I don't mind if the female protagonist brings all the potential male protagonists into the harem). By the way, this is a time-traveling novel. The original heroine seemed to be a mermaid and could change gender. Later, because she fell in love with the heroine of this novel, she later chose to become a man. It seemed that the original hero was very angry. I think it is quite funny, but many people don't like it, so I will say it.
It's very interesting. It's the same type of novel as "Marrying an Old Emperor". The growth trajectories of the two heroines are somewhat similar. I've only read these two novels of this type. If there are other similar novels, please recommend them to me.
It's great. After reading this article, I have been looking for similar folk horror style articles, but I couldn't find them haha. This book has more emotional lines in my book list, but the plot line is equally exciting, and the main characters are almost all female characters. I am also quite disappointed with the emotional lines of the two heroines. I highly recommend it.
It's a good read. It took me a long time to finish reading this book. I have almost forgotten the plot. It should be a relaxing and refreshing type of book.
It looks good. The infrastructure article has the "hope" element I mentioned above, and this article is the same. Speaking of this kind of novel, generally the heroine doesn't have too many roles. In a few books, she is just a tool to promote the plot. I hope to strengthen the shaping of the heroine.
It's good to watch, the main character seems to be genderless (physically speaking), and the plot is okay, but I feel like the ending is a bit too rushed. The heroine's three apprentices (male and female) all have single arrows towards the heroine
It's good-looking. The heroine is in a comic book world and is bound by the system. She has to save the world because the original work was unfinished. The heroine is very strong, very strong. I even felt that she didn't use her full strength until the end. But not much is written about the heroine's past. I'm quite curious about her past experiences and how she became so strong step by step. In addition, I don't know if it's my imagination or the author's deliberate description, or maybe it's because it's a hot-blooded shounen manga. The plot of this manga is quite "male-oriented" (of course there's nothing bad about it). The heroine plays the character who is familiar with the male protagonist from the beginning, and then talks to herself like "I have a secret." A girl who looks like a girl, I can think of many characters in an instant hahahahahaha [covering my face, laughing and crying] The heroine playing other female characters also gave me a similar feeling, and the supporting actor's heartbeat process towards the role played by the heroine is also very... Uh-huh, that taste is very strong, I don't know how to put it, who can understand me