The Most Difficult Female BOSS in History

I usually watch movies without cp, but the male protagonist in this one is acceptable It's just that Jiuye is a bit annoying. I don't know why I feel so greasy when I see his "evil smile". His perverted personality is a bit disgusting, and his opponent is his opponent. There is no need to add a psychopathic setting, there is so much sexual behavior all day long. And the heroine has never been able to see through Jiuye. I wonder if the author wants to regard Jiuye as the biggest stumbling block and not be able to remove it until the end? (Then in the next hundreds of thousands and millions of words, he will always be there) With the virtue of the eldest prince and the fifth prince, if Jiuye hadn't caused trouble, there would be no suspense in seizing the heir apparent. Dad, the male protagonist, they talked about the court affairs, the female protagonist knew nothing about it, and only the male host was smart enough to succeed in the strategy of seizing the heir. In the second half of the book, except when someone plots against her, the heroine fights back by looking for the male protagonist to be annoying or staying at home doing nothing. To put it bluntly, I don't like that the heroine is always being plotted against by Jiuye, and she still can't find out who is behind the scenes, and is being fooled around. Apart from physical injuries, there was no loss at all during that nine nights.

It's different. It's a special article. It feels like it's on the same level as the quick travel article, but the analysis of many things is specific and logical. I give the author a thumbs up 👍

The author has a great imagination, and the plot is indescribable. It feels like the heroine is very lucky, but she doesn't seem to be particularly smart. The taskmaster is also hard to explain. It's hard to find someone who has a bottom line in his actions, but he's not a good person either. Also, when will Nine Nights get the box lunch? It's so annoying. In fact, I think these problems encountered by the male and female protagonists can be easily solved by the emperor.

I gave Xiao Mingzhu the 520th like! Hold Boss' thighwww

Isn't it the most difficult boss to conquer? Can this heroine be considered difficult? I feel... Hmm? It's hard to explain in one word.

Bai Lian did a job and gave birth to a son The queen secretly exchanged the eldest prince Han Yunjing and the male protagonist Han Yunjun so that the son would not suffer. Everyone thought that the queen did not raise her own son to support someone else's son Bai Lian now mistakenly believes that the eldest prince is his son, but in fact the male protagonist is?

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I'm dizzy, author, in your guide to the female BOSS, the mantra is: Okay. Can I change it? I have seen more than 160 chapters. You started this mantra from chapter 107. I will give you the following: 107 (1 time), 109 (2 times), 113 (2 times), 114 (3 times), 115 (1 time), 125 (1 time), 130 (1 time), 138 ( 1 time), 139 (2 times), 140 (2 times), 144 (1 time), 146 (1 time), 148 (1 time), 152 (1 time), 154 (1 time), 155 (3 times), 158 (1 time), 159 (2 times), 160 (1 time), 162 (2 times). Your frequency is too high, you only saw 4 in 2 chapters. . I was upset when I read it. The writing is quite good, but it's too dramatic. I haven't seen it since 160. I found the pirated version through a search 😆😆😆

I just want to know who the male protagonist is. I can't stand it if it's Jiuye.

Well, am I defining strategy wrong? The meaning of strategy should be towards pursuit rather than counterattack, right?