After Turning into a Cute Girl, I Was Forced into a Relationship by the Tyrannical Empress

Chapter 3 already contained some suggestive content, which was criticized and subsequently revised. However, Chapter 51, undeterred, features a man undressing and providing fan service. Judging by this author's bookshelf, one is a "transformation" book, and another is a book by a 100% prolific author. Please take note.

I think I've figured it out. This author is determined to poison the reader's mind. They started with the first chapter (the third chapter) and then changed it, but they're still not giving up. In chapter 51, they continue with more poison, showing men undressing and providing fan service. Also, you can check out this author's bookshelf; there's a marriage novel and another book by an author who has written about 100% lesbian relationships.

Run! Don't look! They're giving the random guy a treat, but not the Empress! Run!

If you want to read something with a yuri (lesbian) vibe, just go straight to chapter 51 to avoid any potential triggers.

The plot is too abstract; there aren't any normal people in the whole thing. It's fine to watch it purely for fun; it's cute and adorable, but mindless.

It's truly as if Xiao Ming has been possessed by the Demon Swordsman. It's clearly a dish I like, but it tastes like history. I couldn't bear to throw it away, so I persevered and read through the first 50+ chapters, but it's indescribable… The male descriptions are all about lust, not a single normal person. Remove the protagonist's past life descriptions. It could be ranked alongside top-tier female-oriented novels. My conclusion after reading it is one word: "turtle." This emperor's reign is comparable to that of Boiling Sheep. Hopefully, the author will improve the later plot, otherwise, it really won't last long.

Is the author addicted to men? She's constantly projecting herself onto them.

To put it bluntly, it's a scam. They exploit the traffic of the 100-section section, lure people in, and then fleece them, disgusting everyone. Even excluding the section-based and title-based scams, it's still worthless waste of time—utterly disgusting. It's a massive scam, clearly a pornographic film where a "welfare girl" is giving freebies to passersby. It's utterly awful. The reader is like an impotent husband watching his wife slowly enter the room while eavesdropping through the door. Then they label it a "pure love" story—like reading a book that's clearly a brothel but trying to portray it as pure love, torturing yourself. My analogy is a bit crude, but this is something this kind of writing will never reach, because they're just busy scolding dogs.

It's hard to judge. Chapters 50 and 51 feel like they're deliberately trying to disgust people. The female lead is hypnotized into being someone else's wife and almost gets raped. I don't know what the point of writing this plot is. Is it to advance the main plot, introduce subplots, foreshadow events, or create a romantic subplot? Is there any foreshadowing or backstory?

Damn it, history within history