The Hidden Emperor

This book is actually very interesting. Gong Changyue in the article is not a big womanist. She has excellent personal strength and a personal charm that makes people surrender. This charm is so great that even if she dresses as a man, she can still make men fall in love with her. The whole book is short and there is no nonsense. The heroine is not very strong in the upgrade stream. And the most important thing is that you can regard this as a non-fiction book. In the story about the male protagonist, the author did not put too much emphasis on emotions in the early stage, but it can be seen that in the later chapters, he has put a lot of effort into the relationship. Family, friendship, and love are all there and they go with the flow. The female protagonist's character is relatively cold, direct, withdrawn, and emotionally closed in the early stage. Later, the character becomes more and more perfect. In the end, the male protagonist actually does not have much sense of existence, but he feels like he is the highlight in the end, which is regarded as a complement. There is a love story, and why is it called Yin Emperor? The introduction says that the heroine is the daughter of the emperor, and because she is the emperor's favorite daughter, the emperor wants her to succeed, but the heroine likes to walk away in style, so she refuses and trains a "Mengzhu" younger brother to become a capable emperor (I want to praise it again 😍) ——It feels like this This book is very suitable for girls who like to read stories without male protagonists or readers who like to read stories about women enjoying themselves ——The whole text is cruelty-free... (SPOILER, the male protagonist's younger brother also likes the female protagonist and appeared earlier than the male protagonist, but!! I don't think this male protagonist is compatible with the female protagonist) The male protagonist is still everyone's 😰 HP

Author: It turns out you are here. I saw Emperor Yin a few years ago and still remember it

Surprisingly no one has such a good book.

I read it a long time ago, and I really like the setting of the female protagonist in this book. The male protagonist has a low sense of presence, so you can read it as if there is no male protagonist. I also wanted to find a book with a similar heroine setting, but I couldn't find it.