I, the Tang Dynasty's First Female General! I Conquered Langjuxu!

In a male channel with a female protagonist, the female protagonist cannot marry a man, cannot have an affair with a man, and cannot fall in love with a man. Otherwise, just forget it. I don't know why I used male videos. The female protagonist of the male channel usually transforms into Lily single 😁

If there is a male protagonist, will the female protagonist get married?

Come back to see my family's treasure, and follow the trend [bushi] The smoke from the kitchen is so angry that I have no idea at all, and the grass is invading the fence and weighing down the houses. In the rain, Xu Zhen misses old guests, and the cirrus clouds rush to miss the new clouds. In the past I heard that there were few people on the three paths, but now I sigh that the seven words are many and I am sick and mute. A cup of Ching Chan is full alone, but how many people will be able to drink half a cup at night?

It is the first time to try a male protagonist with a female protagonist. The background of this book is an imaginary era that combines the two sages of the Tang Dynasty and the Kaiyuan era. It is different from the official history, so do not read it according to the official history. This book mainly focuses on group portraits. There will be many characters appearing. Many characters have historical prototypes. You can take a guess. If you have a character you like, you can PM me and I can add it for you. Note: The poems in this article are all my own imitations of Tang Dynasty poems, combined with the experiences of various characters in the book. Because this is my first attempt, I may not have a good grasp of the rhythm and rhythm, and I don't like to criticize lightly (please support~)

Is there going to be a third empress now? It started with the Song Dynasty or which dynasty (forgot), followed by the Three Kingdoms, and now the Tang Dynasty is about to appear. Is it possible that we actually don't have male emperors, only female emperors? The male emperors in history were actually female emperors, but they were artificially modified by later generations? Is it possible (I mean is it possible) that we have always been a matriarchal society?

These two books are all about eunuchs and they can still be recommended.

Damn, in the introduction, the heroes are vying for the throne. Does the change of dynasty mean that the heroine will rebel and become emperor?

Is there a male protagonist? Has the heroine always been single?