The heroine is super powerful, so she just likes to watch the cheating king [Spreading Flowers] and the hero can be a coquettish little husband with peace of mind [Dog Head]
First review: For the first time, I can read the stories of those ten years in detail. All the hateful and lovely things have been consigned to history. I hope more women will take to the political stage!
Demining:
The male protagonist in this book is mildly unclean. After all, it is not a woman's job to get the original protagonist pregnant. It doesn't matter whether you take medicine or not. This is because the author insists on setting the male protagonist up to be unclean. Whether the heroine's time traveling through time is considered proof of freedom of origin, I just ignored this because the heroine was too strong and continued reading.
Subsequent additions:
After reviewing the author's other works, I found more interesting points. Some of the male protagonists are too realistic in their portrayal of real men. This one is really good. I am willing to give this book such a high rating just because of the image creation of the heroine and the overall study of history. The love story between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is far less interesting than the female protagonist's career line. The male protagonist is just an ordinary man. It's when he meets a female protagonist like Chen Mianmian that he becomes particularly attractive. In other words, I'm more into dog training literature, and this one is barely comparable to Sister-in-law Xiangjiang's love story.
I even think that the heroine's career line is definitely a good read in a single book. The author's detailed historical knowledge and comprehensive world view are suitable for depicting an absolutely great heroine.
The older I read, the less I read books about women being humble. I don't want the heroine to be in a state of powerlessness even in novels. Men love to watch Long Aotian, but women can still be proud of him.