What Use Is This Empire in Such Chaotic Times?

The more I read your writing, the more interesting it becomes. You have a deep literary foundation; you're the type who can speak eloquently. But you also have a rebellious personality (I've read three of your books). Although much of your writing contains scatological humor, it's done in a way that doesn't feel offensive. There's a touch of arrogance and pride in your writing.

Please update! It's so good! I also really like the author's other book, "Transmigration: Farming and Fleeing from Famine."

I'm the first to comment! Congratulations on your new book!

I finished reading it. It was a very good and enjoyable story. The ending felt rushed, as if it was only half-written and then abruptly ended. What a pity.

If there's a male lead, please don't write it into an ending where she retreats to the harem and waits for a man to bestow upon her a lifelong, monogamous relationship.

Many great authors started from obscurity. The author has solid language skills, and the humor between the lines is unique. Keep it up, don't leave it unfinished, and you will definitely become a master.

The newcomer doesn't quite understand. How was Master Lu so certain that the protagonist, a village girl, could obtain the secret recipe of a century-old textile family (from the perspective of the characters in the book)?

Honestly, this book has been sitting on my bookshelf for a month, and when I finally opened it, there were only 50 chapters! _(:зゝ∠)_

It's quite good. Even now, just looking at the title, I can picture the female lead standing on the city wall, a cloak billowing around her, battle flags fluttering in the wind, hands clasped, shaking her head and sighing. Being an emperor is nothing compared to the carefree life of a lazy bum.

The author has started a new book! I'm here to reserve a seat!