The Woman Chancellor Who Ruled the Nation

The male protagonist has very few scenes, but it can't stop his charm. A plan that has been planned for many years can be changed for the heroine. I have always disliked being looked at as frivolous, but I feel comfortable being the heroine. He is cautious and tolerant by nature, but he can also get angry and vent his anger on the heroine. Although I want her to be by my side, I can understand why the heroine is out in the open among men. In order for her to go more smoothly, I wanted to go ahead of her, find test papers for her, and help her understand the power of the court. Paving the way for her... Can such a good Ah Li have more scenes?

This book is better than those rated 9.5 Or 9.8. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not be confused just to make up the word count. . .

Nice

Very nice

After reading Chapter 79, I couldn't stand it anymore. A maid has betrayed the heroine many times, and she was sent by her stepmother, but the heroine still uses her???? Bad review, can't read it

The book is very good, but updates are too slow

The heroine is not good-looking in the first place, and she is always ugly, and she is not very smart either.

Good-looking, very good-looking

There are a lot of typos, which is inexplicable. At first, the heroine thought she was a fortune teller, but later she became a star. The background introduction was unclear.

I thought it was very interesting at first, but then I felt a little tired. The heroine was being plotted all the time. She seemed smart, but she couldn't avoid the palace fights. The emperor was too perverted, so I couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up the story.