
Great Han: I Am the Empress Dowager
大汉:我是皇太后
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Although I haven't read this book yet, some of the comments in the comment section are quite explosive. To be honest, you read historical novels or political intrigue novels, and you actually care about whether the protagonist will get married? The question of whether the protagonist will marry a hundred times or not is absurd.
I want to know, did they have a falling out?
Furthermore, even if he clashes with Deng Sui, after Deng Sui's death, will the protagonist clean up the mess left by the Eastern Han Dynasty? I really don't think she could have done better than Deng Sui in history. Of course, if you're just using cheats and ignoring logic, then disregard what I said.
I've always disliked cabbages that are too soft and never firm. But with a female protagonist, it surprisingly makes sense.
I've noticed that many people are fixated on the protagonist's decision to go to sea, so I'd like to reiterate what I replied to before. Was it difficult to go to sea during the Han Dynasty? Not at all. Austronesian people traversed Southeast Asia and the Pacific islands in canoes long before written records existed, reaching as far as Madagascar.
Why don't you just go write for female readers?
Why put a female character in a male-oriented novel? Can men really identify with the female protagonist? And adding a male-male pairing is just disgusting, isn't it?
After watching this, I want to see the protagonist get into trouble, locked up in a gilded cage, and have the little emperor do whatever he wants to him all day long. 😏 I love watching the protagonist, who thinks they have everything under control, end up failing miserably (laughs).
Did the author have surgery in Thailand?
The author claims the protagonist is a virgin empress dowager? Forgive me, but I can't imagine it. There's no mention of any special abilities or cheat codes the protagonist possesses, nor is there any mention of him being some incredibly powerful genius in his past life.
Is it male or female? Is gender becoming blurred in China too? This is toxic!
What kind of dream did you have?
How did a man transmigrating into a woman become your dream? You're a bit unpredictable, aren't you? You said you'd update regularly, then stopped updating in the chat group—what kind of bizarre reason is that? How can anyone believe you? You can't even decide on a new book, and now you're back to this game? What are you trying to do?