I, the Empress, Subdue Ten Thousand Clans!

Why do I feel it tastes wrong? It smells like a female channel, not like a male channel about transformation, but more like a female channel about the heroine's career.

It has a bad taste, and the heroine is a newlywed, a concubine of a warlord, and is called concubine. The title of the book refers to concubine, which is wrong and unpleasant.

She actually changed her name, just to commemorate her, she seemed to have been called something from warlord's wife to empress. At that time I almost thought I was on a female channel.

No buddy, you are a female author. The female channel has stayed too long. The plot is all driven by accidents, the protagonist is not active at all, and there are still some rules and a weird flavor. 😥. You are not a small person, you are the one who dictates the rules, you are not the one who follows them. Don't understand

I don't know what to do with the Qin Mansion and the Chen Mansion. I have the soldiers and money to kill them directly and they are full of mortal enemies, so I can keep them for good looks? I don't see what other benefits they can give at all. Can they give the protagonist more troops and weapons?

It makes no difference whether you have subordinates or not. , Normal people are surrounded and beaten, but the protagonist insists on going into danger alone, what does he need from his subordinates? 🤔

If I hadn't read the author's previous books, I would have no desire to read them.

There are only tools and names, not fake ones If you want to dominate that lady, then don't do it! No matter how difficult it is, you still have to form your own core team. That lady, it feels like a nerd and a loser.

The goddess sat down to punish the evil judge

Is this a marriage change story? Or should we say that she has changed, or that she has changed and started having an affair with a man, or that she has just changed, but only has a career and no love.