The Empress

It's good to watch. The first two-thirds of it tells the story of Empress Ren Xiaowen and Zhu Di having 5 children in the first 10 years. While making babies, they were fighting with the third female lead Green Tea and the second female lead White Lotus. I felt the second female lead was quite pitiful. From the second female lead's point of view, Zhu Di was a bit of a scumbag. She was in love with someone else, but the female protagonist was physically fit enough to have children. In the second third, Zhu Di and his wife have worked together to do big things in the past 10 years, so there are relatively few emotional descriptions. A bunch of female scum and male scum are introduced for the male and female protagonists to kill instantly. The process is relatively boring. Historically, Queen Ren Xiaowen's father, Xu Da, was a famous general and the most powerful general in the early Ming Dynasty. Hey, bloodline suppression, how could Zhu Yunwen defeat Zhu Di brought out by Xu Da. Empress Ren Xiaowen died in her forties, and it was only then that Zhu Di accepted the concubine. In fact, there are indeed very few such emperors, and all their heirs are from the empress. The last two old men will definitely not be popular. The Queen's lineage is the only one.

The only drawback is. Don't know where it ends?

It's very interesting. I really like the pairing of Ming Chengzu Zhu Di and Empress Xu. The writing style is also very good, the content is also very interesting, and it also has an ancient flavor. I like it very much🤩.

Queen In Hyo Moon

The content is okay, but is this the ending?

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There is no ending, there is no ending, there is no ending, so I can only give a negative review. I read half of the book and it's over. It's gone…

To be honest, this kind of writing is not particularly understandable to ordinary people. It's a bit similar to classical Chinese.