The Court Hears My Thoughts and Gossips: The Princess Becomes Everyone’s Favorite by Slacking Off

It's very beautiful, hahahaha, it made me laugh so hard, the heroine ate so many melons that they exploded! Looking at the introduction, there will be several male protagonists appearing later? Looking forward to looking forward to ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з

Those two nuns have harmed so many people and yet they still want to take them under their banner. Their views are not correct.

I've only read Chapter 100, but I probably won't be able to stand it anymore. In the first 50 chapters, the heroine will be more unpleasant. Why did they say they want their country to be glorious? But it turns out that they are procrastinating in teaching skills and don't even want to teach them. It will be better later. I will take the initiative to teach and do some practical things, but I really can't stand it anymore. Maybe the writing style is a bit childish. Anyway, everyone in the whole book has some problems. Except for the heroine, her father and the male protagonists, everyone else has some unpleasant secrets about them.

Intelligent and retarded heroine, both responsible and established

The heroine is like a snake, making people sick and tired of watching her.

First of all, the heroine's father is extremely doting on her. He will give her whatever she wants, even if he plucks the stars from the sky. Secondly, he still treats her well even though he knows that she is not his biological daughter and does nothing to her. Moreover, the heroine herself swore an oath in front of the original owner's mother's grave. Her father worked diligently to make the country prosperous and the people happy, but what is she doing? She is reluctant to contribute to the country. She will not do anything if there is no benefit. She takes over the body of the original owner and enjoys the favor of the original owner's father, but she even wants to benefit from helping her own country. She can even eat and drink with peace of mind. Where is her face! In the end, if it weren't for the system, then she would have nothing and could only be a vase princess, relying on her father's love for her. How long can this love last when her father knows the true identity of the heroine? And no one forced her to do the task, and there was no punishment if she didn't do it. In the final analysis, she became a bitch and had to build a memorial arch, and she was doing it again and again. It was completely different from what was written in the introduction. The heroine had a wrong outlook on things, which made me very angry. It was like she had not attended nine years of compulsory education. Have all the core socialist values ​​​​memorized in elementary school been forgotten? I have never evaluated a book like this. Unless I can't help it, I would give an average evaluation at worst. Although the other books I read were bad, their plots were good, so I gave them good ratings. The plots were not good, but the heroine's outlook was at least positive, but I couldn't complain about this one.

Being ruined is just the heroine's beautiful wish, and she is always forced to complete the task. In the feudal dynasty, the heroine, as a princess, was taken to court by the emperor every day. Is this reasonable? The ideas the heroine came up with were all because she had gone to nine years of compulsory education and could not appreciate the heroine's intelligence. She wrote that the civil and military officials of the dynasty were all stupid. Since the emperor and ministers could hear the voice of the heroine, they have lost the ability to think for themselves and are completely dependent on the heroine. They cannot handle the affairs of the court without the heroine. Not talking about these ministers, is this the state that an emperor should have? I was about to abandon the book halfway through, but after seeing that the 200 chapters were relatively short, I read them all, so I decided to finish them. In fact, I regretted it and should abandon it.

Well. . How should I put it? I thought it looked good at the beginning, but it basically sucked at the end. And I don't think it's necessary to write so many princesses. All of them are bad. I originally wanted to comment on the bad ones, but after thinking about it, I decided not to (｡ì _ í｡)

The heroine is useless. It all depends on the system. If the system could be personified, she could become the heroine directly. Her outlook on life is average. I can only say that the heroine's aura is too great.

Incorrect views and confusing logic