The Prime Minister’s Illegitimate Daughter: The Princess Consort Is No Push Over
相府庶女：王妃不好惹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for High-Quality Historical Novels
I've been an avid reader for years, but now I can't find anything good to read. Hope you can recommend some books!
Trade Books You’ve Read for Ages and Don’t Want to Delete
One Female Lead, Everyday Life, and a Laid-Back Protagonist. Any Stories About Taking Life One Day at a Time?
Complete Works of Wang Dachun
Getting Tired of Ordinary Black-Faction Stories. Anything More Unusual?
For example, Toru and Shuichi being on the Black Organization's side from the start. Everyone's on the bad guys' side.
The Jade Flute Sounds, and a Thousand Bones Fall. Oh No, the Grand Mistress of the Divine Maiden Palace Is Here!
Does anyone know the title of this book? “When the jade flute sounds, ten thousand bones fall. Oh no, the Grand Mistress of the Goddess Palace is here!” The silly girl beside her smiled calmly, because that Grand Mistress was one of her four maids.
Ancient-Era Romance With a Highly Intelligent Lead, Preferably Complete
Political intrigue stories where it's not just the protagonist who's smart; the supporting cast should be sharp too.
A Beloved Consort's Rise from a Prince's Secondary Wife to the Imperial Harem
I want books similar to *Who Says a Concubine Has to Die?* I really love this kind of story, everyone. Any similar recommendations? Highly recommend them!
Sweet Romance About a Rugged General and His Adorable Young Wife, With Little Scheming
A Humble, Self-Effacing Male Lead
The male lead loves the female lead in a very self-effacing way. I want something really angsty.
Female Lead Wows the Ancients with Her Singing in Ancient Times
The Foolish Princess Married With Only Four Maidservants: One Handles the Finances, One Governs, and One Holds Power
The last one must control life and death!!!
Historical Romance: She Pursues Him, Then Loses Heart, and He Fights to Win Her Back
It’d be even better if the heroine were forced to marry into the prince’s household, and the hero ignored her completely until a misunderstanding was cleared up and he realized his feelings. Then he’d desperately try to win her back.
The Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times and Plays a Modern Song at a Palace Banquet, Shocking the Court Officials
Historical Romance: The Male Lead Is a Beautiful, Cool, Devoted Crown Prince
Looking for historical romance with a beautiful, aloof, devoted crown prince as the male lead. The female lead can be reborn or transmigrate. Preferably a completed story (*^ω^*).
Any Novels with a Concubine-Born Heroine Whose Mother Is the Favorite Concubine?
The principal wife is practically irrelevant, while the concubine is her father’s darling.
Household Intrigue: The Heroine Is a Concubine's Daughter with a Twin Brother
The younger brother is the only male child in the family, and his legitimate mother adopts him. Later, the female lead’s birth mother dies, and she is raised under the legitimate mother’s name too...
Sister Ran, Dad Mang, Master Pei, Brother Xi. Got It?
A Cool, Capable, Powerful Heroine with a Bloodthirsty, Slightly Crazy Vibe
Preferably something fun with quick transmigration. (͡°͜ʖ͡°) The female lead doesn't have to be strong, but she must have that cold, detached vibe. A little crazy would be great, too. Makes things more exciting. 🌚👍
Stories About a Highborn, Wealthy Old Lady, No Farming, No Farming
I want to read books similar to After Becoming the Old Duchess, I Kicked Out All My Ungrateful Children and Grandchildren. I’m looking for palace or household intrigue, or a story about raising the next generation.
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Marries Into a Grassland Tribe and the Couple Falls in Love After an Arranged Marriage?
The female lead is a noble princess who marries into the steppe as part of a peace marriage.
Any Angsty Stories Where the Heroine Is the Stepmother’s Daughter and the Hero Is the Ex-Wife’s Son?
Looking for books like *After Living Under Someone Else's Roof, My Green Tea Little Brother Turned Dark*.
Looking for Ancient Romance Novels
Are there any novels where the female lead is the empress and the emperor, the male lead, loves her most, but keeps making her suffer throughout the story, only for her to find out at the end that he loves her? Please recommend some.
Looking for Powerful Foreign Forces and the Heir of a Major Domestic Family, Preferably Decisive and Ruthless
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The heroine is amazing and the plot has ups and downs. I couldn't put it down every chapter. I highly recommend reading it. I promise you won't regret it😁😁
This book is quite good. I like the character of the female protagonist very much. But the male protagonist was discovered too late. I couldn't tell who the male protagonist was in the first 500 chapters. I couldn't tell which one is the male protagonist, Jimo Han or Jimo City. Moreover, Jimo City has always been a prince, but the title of this book is Princess... I always thought Jimo Han was the male protagonist. It's the male protagonist. I didn't find out who the male protagonist was until after I read it. I have to say that this is the first book I've ever read where I didn't understand the protagonist so late 😂 But the ending is so sweet~ Beautiful!
Highly recommended. I really like this book. I like all the couples in the book. Mo Han and Mo Cheng are very good. Although Mo Han did something wrong, luckily he didn't do anything later.
It's so good-looking. At first, I didn't know who the male protagonist was? I thought it was Ji Mohan, there were more than 500 pictures in a row, but I guessed wrong! Later, after watching more than 600 pictures, I knew who the male protagonist was! It's Jimo City, but I have to say, the title of the book is so confusing! This is the only time I have read a book with a title that does not match the content, but I am particularly curious as to why it is "Princess" and not "Crown Princess". Is it because the author wrote the word wrong, or the author did not expect to write the heroine and the prince together in the end! The time of making silk and the time of reality are further and further apart, and they are out of my control! Whee! (Guess, purely personal opinion, please don't take it seriously)
It's not bad. It's also the most confusing novel I've read about who the male protagonist is. To be honest, whether it's the cold-hearted King Han, the gentle and gentle Prince Cheng, or the supporting male characters such as Nalan Jiuge, Jing Xiu, Yue Qingfeng, and Qi Aotian, they are all very likable. Everyone's role is about the same. You really can't tell the truth until the end. The early plot is very detailed, and the heroine shows her talents step by step. Hua Lu has won the love of a large number of people, and the plot developed rapidly after more than 500 chapters. One chapter ended the life and death of a group of people, and went directly from heaven to hell. The relationship between the heroine, King Han and Prince Cheng was revealed too quickly. It ended before I had finished watching it, but it was also in line with the love of the heroine. Prince Cheng gave up everything and traveled with the heroine through the mountains and rivers, and they became a couple for the rest of their lives. Prince Han achieved dominance and unified the four countries!
The novel is quite funny, and I really like the heroine's character! But the male protagonist's role is too little! Sometimes I think it would be nice to have Nalan Jiuge as the male protagonist, so I can write another novel 😂
One of my favorite books, how could I forget to rate it? It's so good~~~The ending is heart-wrenching and endlessly memorable. I still want to watch it after seeing the main character line.
It's good-looking, super exciting, I like the gentle male protagonist and the ice-smart female protagonist. Everyone in the story has a distinct personality, and the ending is perfect, except Qingyan who died young. . . .
I have read this novel before, and I was very satisfied with the prince as the male protagonist instead of the dark, paranoid and cold-faced male protagonist of the bad street. This book is a mindless and enjoyable novel. The female protagonist is dedicated to her career, and she also fell in love by the way.
In this book, the characters have distinct personalities. Although the female protagonist harmed the male protagonist, she did so because she had feelings and did not know. I still like Nalan Jiu Ge in the book, which appeals to my aesthetic point of view.