
Transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty and Become Wu Zetian
穿越大唐,成为武则天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 591k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
194Chapters
124Reads
7.4Score
18Listens
56.8kReads · all time
In booklists 5
Are There Any Historical Transmigration Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Male Favorite?
The male lead transmigrates into, or is born in, a particular dynasty and is chosen for the palace as a male favorite.
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Novels About Wu Zetian Becoming Emperor
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Any Stories With Wu Zetian as the Female Lead?
Honor of Kings: Wu Zetian
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Novels About Transmigrating as Wu Zetian or Princess Taiping and Challenging a Patriarchal Society
Change the ancient patriarchal society. Let women study and take the imperial examinations, and serve in the army as well. Make the court officials and military officials half men and half women. This leads people to support Princess Taiping as heir apparent. After Wu Zetian dies, the princess ascends the throne.
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If You Were Princess Ruyi, Would You Marry Li Shimin as His Consort or Empress?
While writing about Princess Ruyi's views on marriage after she transmigrates, I suddenly wondered: if a modern person transmigrated to ancient times, would they be willing to become an empress or consort? How would they get along with the emperor?
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Reader comments 7
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Traveling through the Tang Dynasty and becoming Wu Zetian passes through the intertwined time and space, the collision and friction of ancient and modern wisdom, the juxtaposition and opposition of ancient and modern thoughts, which is impossible to accomplish in pure history, pure martial arts, and pure romance novels. Satisfies readers' sense of freshness in reading and makes readers feel unique
Good books are good books, but if I liked these kinds of books I wouldn't be on Tomato.
The plot of this book is so exciting! The protagonist He Feier's time-travel experience opened my eyes, especially her various adventures in the Tang Dynasty, which were really interesting. I also particularly like the character Xiaolong. His concern and anxiety about his girlfriend are relatable. Moreover, the description of the archaeological site in the book is also very detailed, making me feel as if I was actually there. All in all, this is a good book worth reading and I recommend it to you!
A very good book, it gets more and more exciting later on
It's a very good time-travel novel. It actually travels from the coffin to the emperor's chair. It made me laugh to death! Not bad, not bad
Very beautifully written
Clear structure and detailed conception