My Wife Is the Empress

Abandoning canal transport is impractical. First, the livelihoods of millions of canal workers depend on it; so many people rely on canal transport for their food and employment. Without it, how would they solve their employment and livelihood problems? Second, the main grain-producing areas are in Hubei and Hunan provinces, which are too far from the sea.

Can you please stop showing off and then embarrassing yourself? It's so awkward. A three-bedroom apartment...

The author wrote such a good piece, why did they abandon it?

I could tolerate some minor flaws earlier on. The protagonist's maidservant, without consulting him, flaunted herself in front of high-ranking officials, bringing the protagonist into their sights—that wasn't a big deal. But then, in chapter 63, the protagonist was poisoned, and instead of saving the woman who was likely part of a honey trap, his maidservant again acted on her own, creating another huge problem for him.

This description... Is it a Frankenstein's monster?

They all resemble the story of a son-in-law, just with different names.

The plot might be a bit old-fashioned, but it's very relaxing and enjoyable to read. Here are two monthly tickets for you. Keep up the good work!!

It's a pure, old-school historical fiction, even the "pretending to be weak to deceive others" trope is so formulaic, even the female lead and her maid are portrayed in such a predictable way... Too formulaic.

The update speed is amazing, and the show is great, though the main character's attempts at showing off are a little awkward at times.

The author's writing skills and the plot are definitely good enough to be adapted into a screenplay.