Taking Taobao to the Ancient World

I think the female lead should become empress, gradually transforming the country into a constitutional monarchy and even socialism. If such a powerful advantage ultimately benefits Emperor Zhu… wouldn't the female lead be the emperor's entire advantage? The key is, he doesn't deserve it.

This is a great book! Some readers might find the first part exaggerated or illogical, but as you continue reading, you'll find it's a vibrant novel with vividly portrayed characters. While there is a male lead to ensure the female lead isn't left alone, the entire book focuses on her life, her gradual maturation from naivety. The male lead's role is relatively minor; it's truly a coming-of-age story for the female protagonist!

Don't be put off by the title! This is a great book whose potential is wasted on the name. I almost gave up after reading the beginning, but picked it up again when I was looking for something to read, and it got better and better as I read on. 😁 The author's writing is very skillful, not at all like a novice. You can jump in with confidence!

I highly recommend everyone check this out! Although it's a female-centric novel, the protagonist has a grand vision! The author works very hard to update, and while there are many plot holes in the early chapters, they're all resolved well. The political intrigue and power struggles are captivating! I'm an 8-year avid reader; I've basically subscribed to all of them, except when they're free for a limited time.

At first, I thought it was just a wish-fulfillment novel, with the protagonist's cheat abilities being so convenient. But as I read on, I found that the author's writing style wasn't awkward at all, and the plot was quite reasonable. It wasn't one of those mindless stories. Especially since the author mentioned that they weren't good at writing about war, it actually got me really excited. I finished it today; it's still not enough! 😭

Sigh, I saved up for several days and finished it in no time. Actually, this book is best read in one go from beginning to end. Just when you've settled down to read a few chapters, the next few chapters are so exciting and thrilling, completely breaking away from the typical time-travel novel tropes.

I think it's not quite appropriate for the female lead to become empress. Here are my reasons: Firstly, because this Xiao Zhu isn't entirely evil; she has at least received some kindness from someone who recognized her talent. And then there's her father; he certainly wouldn't allow her to rebel against the court.

Great book! Judging from the title, I thought it would be a wish-fulfillment novel with a cheat code, and the first few dozen chapters felt a bit frustrating, but the later chapters were truly exhilarating. I also really wish there was someone in that era with a huge cheat code, changing history. After finishing this one, the author could write another one about time travel to the late Song Dynasty.

Actually, the title isn't great, but the content is far superior. I stumbled upon this book out of curiosity, but it's become incredibly engaging. I hope the author doesn't just abandon it prematurely; keep writing! I'm rooting for you! 👍👍👍

I really wish the female lead would rebel! Even though these people pose no threat to her whatsoever, they constantly use their status as imperial relatives to scheme against her. It's infuriating! Wouldn't it be so satisfying to eliminate them all at once through a rebellion? They all see her as a Wang Mang (a notorious historical figure known for his tyranny).