Second-Run Empress: Something's Wrong with This Plot!
二周目女帝：这剧情不对劲！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 744k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Brothers, are there any truly treacherous ministers, like Cao Cao, who created a fictional Empress and ultimately killed her? (><)
Wei Xiang
Empress
Li Yunsheng
It should be a female author, right? 😄 Lately, I've been browsing the daily reading guides and noticed a lot of summaries, toxic points, and character portrayals that feel like they belong in a female-oriented novel. Even the comments supporting the author have a female-oriented feel. The plot handling, character development, and interactions between characters also have a female-oriented feel.
Wei Xiang
Brother Liu, a socialite
The romantic subplots are jarring to watch; even a pure love hero like me can't stand them.
Are these bodyguards completely useless? There wasn't a single obstacle before the assassin even reached the bedside? Are they using solar energy? If the protagonist hadn't taken that armor, wouldn't he have been ripped out of his heart and lungs? Fast forward to the assassin being posthumously honored as the Empire's First Female Swordswoman. (Brainstorming, open-minded. Jpg)
OK, I've finished watching. As usual, let me share my thoughts. The language is humorous and witty, and the interactions between the male and female leads are also very interesting, but I have a few points to make. 1. I feel the power gap between the male and female leads is too big.