Wealth and Splendor

It's so well written, but it actually doesn't have a male protagonist, which is even better.

Does the author have any other non-CP novels other than this one?

The heroine is a native and has no sense of violation. She is content to oppress the palace servants as an oppressor. It is called kindness without commanding troops. When she punishes other three tribes, she does not care that there are innocent children among them. Especially at the end, the three tribes who kill the concubine are the most ridiculous. The emperor himself cannot control his cucumbers. If he wants to punish the three tribes, why doesn't the heroine also punish herself? However, the heroine still feels that she has a clear conscience and is dedicated to serving the country, but she is nothing more than a sworn feudal ruler who kills innocent people to protect his own class interests...

I thought the first few dozen chapters were particularly interesting, but the rest were boring...

It's so exciting, I really enjoyed reading the whole book. . . . . Ah, I almost missed such a good article🤭

Not to mention anything else, seeing the heroine running on the street in a Snow Leopard car was a real shocker.

Magnificent and hearty, revisit it and highly recommend it! ! !

Great article, why are there so few comments?

It was a mess for me in the middle of the night, and it ended badly. There was nothing in the end of the Astral Map, which was interspersed for a long time. I thought Jun Fei had an important role, but it turned out that it was played non-stop from the beginning to the end of the character. It said that the prophecy of the uncle's ancestor was wrong, and that the heroine became an emperor was not justified. The regent was always not as good as the emperor, which made me mad.

I really like this article. It's one of the few novels that won't make people tired of reading. It's great. I hope to continue writing such good-looking articles. No cp awesome

It's very exciting and beautiful, but the parts after Cintiq are a bit rushed.

If you want to see something similar, go watch The Empress with Weiyun Shuying. The Empress is more mature.

I read the entire book on WeChat on June 5, 21, and am here to write my thoughts. There is no male protagonist in this book. It is a relatively typical strategy novel about strong women. The writing is excellent, the plot is average, and there are no major poisonous points. It is suitable for both men and women to read. The plot in the middle and later stages is so compact that the following chapters do not follow up the previous ones. Many things are only mentioned and not described again. Throughout the whole text, the text is broad and concise, the writing is compact and not procrastinating, and it focuses on describing family relationships. However, in some places, the plot setting is too inconsistent, which makes reading uncomfortable. As the plot progresses, you can still feel a trace of a small family spirit, which is very different from the rough writing style at the beginning.

Why can't I find similar novels?

The author is Da Da. Is Yu Cai a Da Da writer?

Didn't the child change at the beginning? How could we still recognize relatives with blood?

It's very interesting to watch. The plot is tight. The ending of the first level was a bit rushed and some lines were not explained well. Basically, it's very interesting to watch.

Li Chaosheng at the beginning and the emperor's old father at the end are all touching points.

Volume 2, Chapter 1: Seven years, plus the heroine is 5 years old, so she is still 12 years old! As a result, the author said that the heroine is sixteen years old. Your span is really incomprehensible.

Did the author miss something and didn't explain a lot of things clearly? Didn't the miracle doctor Xiaoyan say it was Ziwei Xing?

Li Xunju didn't have to make that choice at all. He could just talk to the heroine and it would be over. He didn't have to shoulder inexplicable responsibilities that didn't belong to him. I think Xiao Li's separation is very illogical.

I heard that Wu Zetian even killed his own son, the heroine. . . .