The heroine claims the title of king and emperor, can seize the throne, fight for hegemony, or build infrastructure, and the main theme is a refreshing novel.
Well, why isn't the Demon King a king?
The essence of this article is that the heroine puts herself in the position of being stared at, and uses this to fight back and become the gazer. Female porn is common, so it is not rare. What is rare is that the heroine is a complete careerist, and has a reassuring moral standard. There is no need to worry about her feeling sorry for the man. Generally, I prefer the struggle for supremacy where the heroine is a formal player, but this one has its own flavor.
The plot is very exciting, the heroine is very emotional, especially in her previous life she was very maternal, but her mother doesn't like her very much, which is quite unpleasant, but overall it's the kind of feeling that desires are suppressed first, which is okay. The male protagonist's arrows towards the female protagonist are very thick, and the female protagonist also responds. There are many emotional lines, but personally speaking, the emotional lines don't poke me, and the Machiavellian plot is more interesting.
This author's writing has always been refreshing and interesting in the first half, but then started to fall apart in the second half and ended up being unfinished. I watched it too early and forgot about the plot, but it was supposed to be fun at the beginning, and she finally ascended the throne and became the empress.
It's an unreasonable cheating story. The heroine takes Han Xin as her disciple and is very pretentious. The hero is Xiang Yu, who is a love brain. The overall satisfaction is OK, but there are a lot of red flags, such as the naughty girl, the greasy and obscene man, the woman disguised as a man being exposed, the overly strengthened patriarchal description, the best relatives, the excessive BL jokes... It is recommended to be mentally prepared and moisturize as soon as you are attacked.
Just feel good and that's it. The story of the Empress, draws historical figures and infrastructure, and has few emotional dramas. It just feels like it ended too quickly, and I always feel like I could write hundreds of thousands more for this setting.