Her Royal Highness Josephine, Queen of France

A childish political myth, full of coincidences and irrationality. However, it is still much better than my father-in-law is Kangxi, at least I can watch it.

What a childish political concept... Why do I always like to put books written by women on male channels recently, and so did the Kangxi father-in-law.

France, foreigner, woman, this buff is added

Is the author a girl? How could it be so idealistic! Because what the heroine said was right, and then everyone put down their rights and interests and obeyed the heroine. Oh my God, such a childish power grab actually succeeded! Playing house is not that easy!

Women wearing women can also play male videos 😅

Shouldn't this be a female video?😰

The video about changing marriage to a man is acceptable. Although the main perspective in the follow-up is a female perspective, after all, he was a man before. Watching a man's sexual orientation change into a woman is also a kind of fun for online drug girls. But it's difficult for me to comment on female transsexuals being able to show male videos. There is no difference between the national sentiment and the father-in-law's version. They are all female transvestites occupying the recommendation positions of male videos. Especially this one, because the subject of political struggle is not popular with female channels, so it is even more difficult to criticize it if it is a male channel. Another character is the Dauphin of France in the recent book. Although it is a relatively childish political struggle, the main point of view is male, so it doesn't look so awkward. . . If you want to change the mainstream taste of male videos, it is better to change the taste of female videos. Isn't it always said that women are rising? Then political literature should also be promoted. Instead of coming to male videos to develop a niche. . . Even though people who changed their marriages were scolded for so many years at the beginning, they still can't integrate into male videos, let alone female-to-female ones.

Come on, I want to watch the French version of Catherine the Great🌹🌹🌹

Please, the Wai Li District is the most difficult district for the History Channel to deal with. Don't let female channel books come here and ruin the reputation of this district 😢

I think there's nothing wrong with posting it on a male channel, right? As far as the audience of this subject is concerned, posting female videos is equivalent to completely throwing off the public. Who watches female videos? Most of the people who read foreign calendars are male readers. If you don't post male stories, where would you post them? You can't define male stories and female stories just because of the gender of the protagonist, right? Where do the alien beasts come from? Not even a human being

I read it and found that this history is not childish at all. If I say that other books are not childish, I don't think they are much better than this one. This book is better than some stallion harems. Women's unconditional loyalty is MAX. No matter how many women there are, they will not make trouble. The princess and the oiran, the jasper of the small family, and the women of the official family are equal and live together peacefully. I basically use my relationship with Louis to gain power through him, and there is no so-called love 😒. There is no Mary Sue halo in France, everyone loves her. The nobles basically ostracized her for their own interests. In order to discredit her and spread rumors about her, the common people who had benefited from her before were immediately brainwashed by public opinion, and were later smoothed over by her reverse tactics. The progressive revolutionaries of the common people do not lick her unconditionally. There is someone who knows that she is doing good things, is good to France, and thinks that the emperor deserves to die. While helping her to do things, she also wants to find opportunities to kill them. Furthermore, the comment said that the female protagonist has a petty mentality and the male protagonist likes to break the rules. Please use civilians to attack the Palace of Versailles. Isn't this a break from the rules? No matter how much he likes to break the rules, I don't necessarily think that the male protagonist who has not yet begun to gather strength dares to confront the emperor. This is not the courage to break the rules but to seek death. You act according to the rules in the circle, and others will act according to the rules when the conflict of interest does not break through that line. If you yourself break through that bottom line first and do you have the power to suppress everything, the backlash will come.

It is still naive in many places. The timeline of this book is around 1773. This time point is the ninth year after the Seven Years' War. In the Seven Years' War, France lost almost all its colonies in North America and ceded some Indian colonies, resulting in heavy losses in population, economy, and territory. This is a necessary historical background and is related to some issues in the following plot. Potato Potatoes were indeed not a staple food in France in 1772 because potatoes were illegal at the time. They were later canceled in the same year because the Paris Medical School declared potatoes edible. This was the result of many years of hard work by Antoine Augustin Parmentier, a military medical officer (this man was fed potatoes as a prisoner for many years and found that he was fine, so he has been promoting them everywhere since he came out), so potatoes did not have an impact on history as the author imagined. Second textile machine, the British spinning jenny appeared around 1760, not to mention that the spinning machine was useless to France at this time. Could it be sold to the people whose domestic economy was declining? Foreign businessmen could still try, but the Seven Years War destroyed the maritime trade rights and colonies. Without colonial dumping, it can only be said to be average. You can't just sell it as soon as you build it The Battle of Cape Kent led to further ceding the colony to the British, which led to a financial crisis. This is bigger than a fist, rather than the fact that the domestic economy is good entirely because of one's own policies.

I haven't watched it yet, but from reading the comments, some people are too lenient. You just don't want to watch it if you don't like it. Do you still care whether they are posting female videos at Qidian? Does Qidian have regulations prohibiting female authors or female-dominated themes? This tone is louder than that of Qidian shareholders.

It is recognized by the world that as long as the queen does not seek death herself, Louis XVI will not die at all.

I haven't read much of this book, so I won't say much more. I just talked about "The Glory of the Young Eagle" written by my senior sister that I had read before. I read part of the book and then abandoned it. Why give up? Because the protagonist of the book (Nahuang's son) escaped through a series of means. I thought we were about to enter the climax of the book. I was expecting the protagonist to take over Nahuang's old men and inherit the throne through Nahuang's reputation. In the end, what plot did the senior sister arrange? The development of the protagonist requires resources. Jin, how to solve the problem? The Count of Monte Cristo's worldview was forcibly arranged, and then the protagonist took the Count of Monte Cristo's treasure. From now on, I will basically avoid historical articles written by female authors, especially those involving politics and hegemony.

Why do you run away as soon as it is put on the shelves? I've also finished watching the previous movie "The Soul of Empress Cixi", but where did it go now?

I'm very confused about what this book has to do with female videos. Although the protagonist is a female, the perspective of writing the book has always been very masculine. It is full of power and profit, without any feminine emotions. Isn't it better than those novels about sleeping with each other?

Well, this kind of perspective of the heroine and the introduction of the marriage process is a bit too much to put in a male channel 🥵

Judging from historical records, if the last queen herself had qualified political standards, she would not have died. She can't blame anyone for her death, it's all her fault. So if it is replaced by someone with quality, it is indeed very likely that he will not die. Of course, the Bourbons cannot be saved. All he can save is his own life. But this author... Is obviously a female author who is not very adaptable. Plot arrangement... How to say? If she, the author, had traveled through time, she would have died within three months.

If you don't like reading it, don't read it, and don't make discriminatory comments. Books have no gender and can be read by both men and women. There is only a difference between good-looking and bad-looking. If it looks good, it doesn't look good. It's as simple as that.