Empress: You Actually Want to Be My Father-in-Law

Author, could you transfer me 10,000 yuan? I want to give you a Silver Alliance reward.

I feel like all novels about female emperors are just idiotic simp stories.

Aren't they very similar!

This empress is a bit of a dimwit.

I regarded my father as my grandfather... I was still thinking, is this really so bizarre...?

Dear author, your portrayal of the empress is really unlike that of an empress. She's just a child sitting on the throne. You wear your heart on your sleeve, and your words and actions lack any decisiveness. How do you portray the character of an empress? We can't just rely on the title of "empress" to make a living. The empress in this book, once she leaves the throne, is no longer an empress; she's just a little girl.

I think there's something really wrong with this protagonist; it feels like his intelligence has been forcibly lowered.

It feels like the author just wanted to show how smart the protagonist is, but it's really low-level, and even the protagonist and the supporting characters are quite dim-witted.

The author has absolutely no understanding of political maneuvering. To become a powerful minister, you need to be second only to the emperor, able to kill whomever you want. Otherwise, a powerful minister? Ha! Your head won't be on your neck the next day.

This feels very similar to a book with a similar plot; it also features an empress, a prime minister, and a story about calling a deer a horse.