The Empress Only Wants to Rise Through the Ranks

Personally, I think it's best for the heroine not to be tempted. The emperor is not the kind of one-on-one relationship, and the heroine is forced to enter the palace. With all the things that follow, I still think it's better to only think about myself or my family and not give my sincerity (if you have any objections, please don't reply to me)

I was attracted by this introduction, it's so appetizing! What did the ancient emperor want in terms of double cleansing and 1V1?

Be careful of spoilers. My thoughts on the emperor in the story so far (Chapter 107) The emperor in the story, like most people with a city, does not show his emotions and anger, and is very indifferent. During the talent show, someone overheard the conversation between the heroine and the concubine, and then foolishly went to the emperor to increase his presence. At that time, the emperor allowed the man to be punished by Xu. Was he really tired of the women from the draft jumping in front of him from time to time, or was there nothing that would bother him. But later in the story, we saw that the emperor was even aware of the situation of the concubines greeting the queen, which may be related to his lack of trust in the queen. On the matter of Qu Cairen's miscarriage, everyone in that sentence was restless. And when he discovered that Weng Jieyu was just like the women in the harem, he lost interest. The emperor would not allow anyone to challenge him as emperor and question his decisions. For example, when the teacher of the queen's son was replaced, he didn't say anything on the surface, but he made a note in his heart. When the emperor faced the queen who had disappointed him many times, and saw her persistence, he let the son who had grown up in this woman's hands take another step away from being deposed. The only person who saw this was probably the queen's grandfather. In addition, the emperor probably looked at the military achievements of his mother's family behind the imperial concubine, and has expressed that he does not want the imperial concubine's cousin to enter the palace. But whether the imperial concubine was too stupid or had too much self-esteem, she insisted on her stupid decision, which made the emperor angry. She didn't know it until the emperor refused her invitation many times and finally set foot in her palace. He only dined with her and her love was not as good as before. Now in Chapter 107, the second princess was killed. On the surface, the investigation seemed to be in vain, but it continued secretly. The emperor did not show anger and remained calm. Is it an expression of gratitude to the Ming family for being kind to the second princess in the past? Perhaps the emperor has a small notebook in his heart, remembering many things, and saving them up to happen on a certain day. This is more terrifying than having it happen immediately.

In fact, when I first saw it, it wasn't Shuang Jie, it wasn't 1v1, and I found it quite attractive. Not because it fit in with a normal harem, but because I wanted to see how the heroine could become a queen in this situation, the Queen Mother Overall, although the writing style felt It's a bit immature, but the plot progress is still quite fast. Unlike many novels, a plot has many chapters And many plots are said to be old routines, but in fact they can be written with new ideas by the author. In more cases, the direction of the plot is beyond my expectation. Material In fact, some of the supporting characters are actually a bit intellectual, but overall it is quite realistic. After all, the women in the harem are still relatively young, and the heroine's IQ is still online, and there is a part of the luck bonus In character portrayal On the other hand, in fact, everyone can see his character, and it is not said that he is an absolute good guy or a bad guy, which is still very good So in my opinion, this book is generally an above-average novel, with a perfect score of 70

Is there any similar novel? Can you recommend it? This is a palace battle novel in which a non-Shuangjie heroine will not fall in love with the emperor.

The imperial concubine and her grandmother didn't even look at the heroine when they entered the palace, and they didn't even show off. They really thought they could manipulate the heroine. Sit back and wait for a slap in the face. The heroine does not look like she was careless. When giving the recipe for inducing butterfly incense, it should have been in the hands of an imperial physician. It is better to have it in the hands of a palace maid. I don't know if there is any harm done. Seeing the queen mother, the clumsy palace maid thought that the heroine was so bad, and she was involved in the palace behind her before she could say anything nice. It was so unpleasant to see. Later, when someone gave me the fragrant recipe, I had to first think about whether there would be any problems! If someone has a purpose, wouldn't it be better to have more contact with the Queen Mother? If one day spices lose their effectiveness and become resistant like people taking medicine, then who is responsible?

It's good-looking. There are really too few long-form palace battle stories like this compared to other genres. It's not just sweet and doting, so you just like to watch the fights. The male protagonist may like the female protagonist or not, and the female protagonist just cares about herself more than the male protagonist. I hope the author won't be fooled. Looking at the amount of discussion, I am always afraid that I will be fooled.

Especially after Princess Fengqing arrived, it seemed like she had turned on the speed eight hundred times and it was over.

Great book! Praise!

Borrowing a building to recommend "Family Cultivation of Immortality: I Have an Immortal Mansion on the Palm"