Asking the Nine Ministers
问九卿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Also on Zongheng
Synopsis
Stats
507Chapters
72.1kRecommendations
27kFans
More by this author
All Things Have Form, Oracle Bones Can Speak: The Monkey
Everyone Loves Yu Xiuxiu
The Little Lady Doctor of Bianjing
Mu Chuan Toward Evening
Mr. Qiao's Dark Moonlight
The Lonely King and His Queen
A Slender Waist at Changmen Palace
Step by Step Into a Bewildering Marriage
Let These Years Be a Gift to the World
The Brocade Guard's Jade Token
Painting Bones Behind Vermilion Gates
In booklists 1
Readers also read
Stealing the Springtime
The Female Investigator of Great Yong
Transmigrating as the Eldest Sister
The Cast-Off Wife Is a Treasure
Above the Wisteria
The Treacherous Beauty
Stirring the Heartstrings
Spring in the Jade Courtyard
Seeking Spring Together
Cousin, Wait a Moment
Lifting Jade
Lu Fengshi
Reader comments 19
Google Translate
Having read over a hundred chapters, I was still infuriated by that misogyny.
Chapter 119 is unbelievable; it's hard to believe that such misogynistic and maternalistic remarks would come from the female protagonist's mouth. Even if the author later tries to cover it up by adding a couple of lines like, "She never looks down on women, especially not on women who are mothers," it doesn't change anything and only further proves that the female protagonist truly thought that…
A dramatic opening
In just seven chapters, we witnessed sword fights, the filth of the inner quarters, hypocrisy and extravagance, and above all, the heroine who rose from the ashes! Besides the female lead Xue Sui, Xiao Zhao, who serves her, also left a deep impression on me 🤭🤭🤭. Such a straightforward and adorable girl, I hope she can be on the character list ❤️ I have high expectations for this novel! 👏👏👏 Add to favorites, follow, tip, vote – all in one go.
I suggest removing the cheesy and inexplicable romantic subplot; it would make the story much better. I'm almost ready to drop it.
The author's female protagonist always puts the world's affairs first and hides her personal feelings behind the scenes.
From Feng Yun, who loved slender waists in Changmen Palace, to Xue Sui, who inquired about the Nine Ministers, the author portrays the female protagonist as a ruthless and resolute woman who plots revenge. She is even more heartless than the male protagonist. It is pitiful that the two infatuated male protagonists, General Fei Jue and Crown Prince Li Zhao, have to follow the female protagonist's script and willingly become pawns in her schemes.
Two things to complain about. First, Prince Li is disgusting! He's always acting like he's in charge of the romantic relationships, which is ridiculous. He's got no skills, just a bunch of empty talkers who are looked down upon by the Consort and her son, yet he's always putting on airs. It's nauseating. Second, Ninth Miss Yueman.
Keep cheering for the male and female leads!
Conspiracies abound, and obstacles abound, further hindering Xue Sui and Li Zhao's arduous journey.
Give me a helping hand
It's the end of the month, so I'm sending a monthly pass to Xue Liu and Li Zhao to express my sympathy for their troubled love lives. 😃
Freshly drawn tickets
Can you add this to your favorites? 🥺
New book release! 💐
Congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉 Wishing He Erjin a happy new book release! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🌹🌹🌹
An unfinished story!
This is a terrible story with a terrible ending. Blood debts should be repaid in blood. The female protagonist's master and his group are completely innocent. If they hadn't escaped, and if they hadn't helped the female protagonist, why would those who bullied her need to pay for their crimes? How can the deep-seated hatred of 200,000 lives be forgiven by the master and his group?