My Dear, You're No Treacherous Minister

Here we go again, damn it. So it's all about yuri, right? Can't you live without yuri?

It's upsetting to read. The early parts were actually quite good, so why did the later parts become so terrible? There are lesbians too? I'm speechless.

Ugh, I'm going crazy! Remove the yuri elements! Yuri should all die! [Sfem:3:296][sfem:3:296]

The later parts are full of plot holes, including sending a girl to a yuri (lesbian) story. It's well-written; keep going, let's see what else you can come up with.

Well, to put it simply, the main theme is "I have the ability but I don't use it." Hey, I just love being beaten half to death and pinned down by the female leads. Hey, every time I'm tortured half to death, I never think of changing to a stronger cultivation level. Hey, when it's time to show off, the cultivation level changes super fast. I was thinking at the beginning that such a good novel shouldn't only have 30,000 favorites, but it turns out that it got worse and worse as it went on!

Even more outrageous than yuri and harem novels is a harem novel where the protagonist is cuckolded by a yuri (both physically and psychologically), and then, quite conventionally, the male lead gives his already "tainted" wife to a blonde woman.

First, let me state that I am merely a keyboard warrior, and my views may contain objective errors. This state apparatus relies on the manipulation of treacherous officials to maintain its stability and prevent national collapse. However, the protagonist's ability to kill so easily without any backing or power reallocation will only allow the surviving officials to destabilize the country without fundamentally changing anything. Furthermore, while robbing the rich to help the poor is feasible, a sudden influx of too much currency into the market would only enrich the area under the protagonist's control, leading to a nationwide price collapse. Also, with military power firmly in the hands of the emperor, there is no possibility of political turmoil or large-scale crime. After all, with a knife to one's throat, who would dare to cause trouble? This is the fundamental logic. I look forward to the later developments...

Before the Youzhou arc, this novel was basically flawless, possessing all the elements of a satisfying read with a brisk pace, making it quite enjoyable to read. However, the Youzhou arc has become unbearable so far. Here are two points that I find most problematic: 1. Inexplicable characters: A new loli character suddenly appears, possibly with a powerful backer; a new female supporting character appears, capable of poisoning, also possibly with a powerful backer; two women appear, seemingly fawning over the female supporting character, both possibly with powerful backers. This immediately reveals the problem: so many characters with unclear roles, creating an atmosphere of mystery. Combined with the following point, this directly leads to the early stages of the Youzhou arc becoming disastrous. 2. A female supporting character (?) Engaging in yuri...

This is probably a high school student's rambling diary entry written out of boredom.

I haven't read many novels of this type, but the system recommended this one, and the writing seemed pretty good, so I kept reading. From the beginning, I felt the author was definitely unfamiliar with ancient monetary systems, but I thought it was still readable, since most of the wealth so far came from corrupt officials; decades of corruption had given them some wealth, which was somewhat understandable. But later on, I really didn't understand. The empress didn't act like an empress at all; what was she? The regent was on equal footing with her, yet she didn't deal with him; she had so many corrupt officials under her, yet she didn't take down a single major one; she didn't have a single confidant to control the situation, and she had to wait for the protagonist to arrive before she could have a trusted confidant to manage things. Sitting on the throne without external threats, how could she possibly control herself...?