Seize the Imperial Power! Wield the Heaven's Decree! The Peerless Legitimate Daughter Slaughters Her Way Through

July 19, 2024, is there anyone later than me?

Putting aside the illogical plot (since you can just watch it without thinking), the names in the story are a jumbled mess, and even the author himself couldn't remember them all. I don't know where such a high rating came from.

Some errors in the wording and titles were not corrected! The satisfying revenge was great, but there were also some slightly angsty moments – some of the villains weren't dealt with decisively, giving them more opportunities to commit evil later! This deducted a lot of points! It went from good to bad. Fortunately, the swift and ruthless revenge and the overall concise and to-the-point writing improved the score somewhat! The score fluctuated… ultimately only a neutral rating!

I've read half of it, and I really couldn't resist leaving a comment. This is the most enjoyable book I've ever read; there's not so much hypocrisy and scheming. It's about revenge, and there's no romantic angst. Those who are good to you are still alive, and overall, it's a really good read.

Who exactly said it was good but I couldn't stand it? There were typos and wrong names. I've only read a few dozen chapters and there are already several key mistakes. One minute Jiang Shi and the Prince of Zhenbei are pouring their hearts out, the next sentence is, "I didn't expect she would climb up to the Emperor's father?" Whose Emperor? There's no one else around, why would they say that?

The plot is pretty average, not very exciting, and you're constantly on the verge of being assassinated or kidnapped.

Stopped at Chapter 23, the name was misplaced, quite exaggerated.

Is the character of the grandson of the emperor from the previous dynasty (the dynasty before the change of dynasties) for real? Which foolish emperor, after usurping the country, would leave the bloodline of the previous dynasty in the palace and then have a romantic relationship with the current Duke's daughter?

The only review I received was truly unreadable; it was too disorganized, I didn't know which line of thinking to follow, and there were many typos. I don't recommend it.

There aren't many dramatic ups and downs. After being reborn, the female protagonist uses her past life's experiences to seek revenge while protecting her family and friends. The least likable character in the entire story is the patricide-killing emperor, who is ungrateful, treacherous, and utterly worthless. The female protagonist has an amazing way of speaking, and her friends all adore her.