The Great Ye Empress
大邺女帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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540Chapters
34.7kRecommendations
20.4kFans
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Character List for "Empress of Da Ye"
Ji Jingci (courtesy name Huaizhi, grandson of the Langya Wang clan, aged 26, height 190 cm, became famous at a young age, his talent was amazing and he was well-known throughout the country. When he was 22 years old, his beloved Yun Chu passed away at Wuwang Mountain, and he has lived in seclusion at Wuwang Mountain ever since.)
This book started strong but ended poorly! It's nowhere near as good as "The Eldest Daughter of the Throne," and the recent chapters clearly show the author was rushing the ending, with everything glossed over. Plus, the female lead's character completely falls apart later on!
I'm quite curious about Xie Yunxiao's fate. If he has a good ending, I really feel sorry for Xie Liulang. To be honest, I don't agree with the Xie family's treatment of Xie Sanlang at all. This treatment actually condones the Xie family members killing each other. On the surface, it seems to have many benefits, but in reality, as long as they kill their competitors, there will be no punishment, right?
An empress without a harem is like instant noodles without a seasoning packet.
The female lead is so pretentious it's unbelievable. The male lead already found out but she wouldn't admit it, worried about hurting him. Now that she's still denying it, he's hurting too!
I praised this work up to chapter 19, but now that I've reached chapter 38, I'm thinking of turning it off. More masks!! As a seasoned reader, I genuinely find the masks jarring and unrealistic. Wearing a mask to such an important occasion in real life is also impractical.
Dear author, do you know what? Of all the books on my bookshelf, besides "The Empress's Tutor" and "The Eldest Daughter," they're all just decorations. I rely on your writing to keep me going every day. So, could you please update more often? (Being cute and adorable)
The beginning was really good, but the ending was too abrupt. It stopped abruptly just when I thought they were about to start talking about the implementation of new policies.
After reading 300 chapters, I suddenly realized I couldn't agree with the author's values. It's a typical example of refined egoism. Also, the depiction of family affection feels excessive; it's possible the author lacked family warmth from a young age.
Let's analyze the King of Yan's mindset. He probably only loves himself, is obsessive and selfish. He loves Yun Chu because her pity for him makes him feel as if the whole world is warm, so he is willing to do anything to hold on to her. He has said many times that he wants to keep her as his possession because he can only find a sense of recognition from her. All he wants is self-gratification.