It's a traditional palace battle, but the female protagonist is sober and smart, and as always, the male protagonist has been the emperor for a long time and is impossible to deal with.
The heroine went from being a neglected little girl to becoming the Queen Mother step by step. The plot has a career flow. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist, but the male protagonist had a concubine and gave birth to a child in the early stage. The female protagonist did not have a child. However, I think the career is well written. The growth flow of the female protagonist.
This book is quite interesting and refreshing. The heroine travels through the post-apocalyptic world and is somewhat in control of everything she faces. She can crush her with force. The hero only loves the heroine. 1V1.
This is a book about a medieval heroine. I quite like the heroine's career. However, I think a lot of people don't like the hero in this book, and they don't like popular science. I think it's just bad. I think it's okay. It's a matter of opinion.
This is a story where a princess is in power. The heroine is smart, kind and politically sensitive. She is not bound by the general environment that restricts women's thoughts. She also loves the people. Yes, there are very few emotional lines. The hero becomes the emperor's husband. There is an extra chapter in the column.
The heroine disguises herself as a prince, then has a career story, and finally the empress comes to power. The heroine's emperor father loves her very much. The overall story is quite about infrastructure reform. The relationship line is a bit soy. The male protagonist has done quite a lot of career, but in the end it is written that the male protagonist becomes the emperor's husband.