Your Majesty, the Empress Is Insisting on Hauling Bricks

I just want to ask, if the Empress Dowager is really that powerful, capable of killing the late Emperor, Empress, and princes, how come she suddenly became stupid, constantly driven half-mad by a mere concubine, and utterly helpless? The second female lead's luck is off the charts. Does the palace just like these kinds of stupid and clumsy women?

Excellent

The ending was written too casually!

Family members, please don't focus on the female lead's character setting. The building she's building is an unfinished project; the story never even mentions building it anymore. I watched it casually, skipping around, and after finishing it felt like I'd eaten a pile of shit. I even felt a little sorry for the female villain at the end.

I haven't finished reading it, only read about two hundred chapters. Ignoring the main couple's romance for now, I just want to ask this Empress Dowager: how could an emperor with no real power be suppressed by him? You planted spies in the emperor's palace! And every time the emperor saw the imperial physician, he had to send them away—didn't you find that strange at all?

This is the most boring book I've ever read.

It wasn't good; I gave up after reading less than 10 chapters.