
Long Live the Empress
皇后万万岁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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397Chapters
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Very beautiful, very graphic. , I dreamed about the scene in this book. It's very, very good. I hope everyone can support this novel and come and read it!
I personally think we should briefly introduce the story of the two children when they grew up, as well as the story of Bai Shao, and who was Concubine Shu of the State of Yan? The feelings of the Emperor of Dongli Kingdom. Why don't Shangguanyu and Dongliguo recognize each other?
It's pretty good and worth watching. Recommended! Recommended! 😄😄😊😊
It's beautiful. I like it very much. It's very beautiful in the back. I felt a little bit involuntarily at first, but it still felt very sweet.
The emperor of Xuanyuan Kingdom was cruel and bloodthirsty, and all seven queens who married him died suddenly within three days of their wedding. The seventh princess of the Dongli Kingdom, who is stupid and stupid, but has an astonishing appearance, marries Xuanyuan. Will her fate be the same as theirs? She is a modern female military doctor who accidentally traveled through time and became a silly princess. When the silly princess transformed into a royal doctor at the royal hospital, she blinded someone. She skillfully practices medicine and treats current epidemics skillfully. With a scalpel and a smart medical bracelet inherited from modern times, she dominates the ancient medical world.
It can also be that the male protagonist is not the female protagonist. Before he met the female protagonist, there were many concubines in the harem, but after he became the female protagonist, he didn't get along with which concubines, and the harem was dismissed.
Very good, really like it
It still looks good.
Very nice, looking forward to the next work.
It's okay, too ordinary.