The protagonist is very talented. She is not the kind who relies solely on the system. The system is instead a pendant. It is really good to see the heroine shine in the Three Kingdoms. It is also one of my favorite Three Kingdoms novels.
The great virtuous Heishizi, how can she be so good? I really like her. I really like her character. She often praises her subordinates as great talents, which leads to the descendants of the great talents often arguing about who is the most beloved talent of Heishizi and Zhao Buxi. They are so loving. I like it so much. I also like the father-daughter relationship between the protagonist and the First Emperor. I also love to read it. This article is really good. The protagonist is interesting but not abrupt. I quite like it.
She loves Ah Sheng very much, but because she disguised herself as a man, later generations denied her identity as a woman and insisted that she was a man. However, Ah Sheng's achievements cannot be denied.
The emperor and queen are all the protagonists themselves, so this can be regarded as no cp. It is interesting to see the protagonist develop the country, but the stakes are a bit high. People in the novel world think that the protagonist is omniscient and omnipotent, and they are in awe of him. The rest is pretty good, but this novel has a lot of time-travelers and rebirths, but it is not a problem for the protagonist.
This is a story about the protagonist competing for hegemony. It is quite traditional. The protagonist is reborn in a silly girl, and then the system requires her to leave a deep impression on an important male character. The protagonist does not want to be a man's licking dog, so he destroys their country, steals their acceptance and beauties, and finally succeeds in becoming the emperor, and also knows the secret of his own time travel. There are many shining women in the novel, and they are all good. There are many idealistic descriptions in the novel, but it is okay.