The Empress Has Her Hands Full

I continued to watch "The Queen is Very Busy", which is full of gems. It has the same brisk and refreshing writing style. I can't go into details about the logic. I just want to have fun and relieve my boredom! The heroine Rutang's IQ is on the line throughout the whole process. She fights in the palace, makes money, solves cases, and is judged peacefully, and never panics when encountering problems; the hero Yuan Hong's IQ is at a loss throughout the whole process. Even if the queen is changed back and forth, he can't recognize it. The chief assistant can do nothing to control the government. He doesn't know anything. I feel that the male protagonist is the most instrumental person in history, and his participation is not as good as King Qi. But the story is still fun and interesting, especially the battle between the real and fake queens. They are all ruthless characters! The author said that both of these articles are good, but I think the Bagua article is better. I don't know why the rating is lower. I hope the author will write a new article again!

The storyline is quite good, but the writing is a bit too concise. Overall good review!

This book is worth reading carefully. The author's writing style is truly superb. It's full of details, and any sentence can be the foreshadowing of the rest of the story. The villain is also outstanding, with an above-the-line IQ. Like this article very much.

I haven't seen the emperor pay anything. He is just a public scumbag. He is not smart and has no great wisdom or structure. I don't know why the heroine is tempted??? The heroine grew up in a brothel, so she should be used to seeing the warmth and coldness of people, and she has seen too many men being unkind and unjust. Shouldn't she find an honest man who treats her well? Three queens of a country were exchanged privately, and the emperor has not noticed until now. The palace is like a funnel, the emperor is like a fool... Abandoned

Fortunately, I was very logical when writing the protagonist design. The male protagonist is uninteresting and too stupid, but the overall background is a bit outrageous. There are really sisters everywhere.

It's okay, but the male protagonist is a bit silly.

It follows the author's previous work. This is a simple comedy drama about palace battles. There is no time travel, no love in several lives, it is simple and nonsensical, and it is enjoyable to the end. I guess it was written relatively quickly, but there are a lot of typos, and the plot logic doesn't stand up to too much scrutiny, but the full text is very complete, every pit is filled, and the various twists are wonderful. The pace is just too fast. To describe it, it's a bit like Western fast food. It tastes very delicious, but the ingredients are all three-month-old instant chicken, which has no nutrition.

Really not verbose

New ideas are rare!

What kind of good people are the male and female protagonists?