A Noblewoman Transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty: The Beloved Young County Princess Is Doted on in the Capital
明穿贵女，团宠小县主盛宠京华
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- Completed
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's a novel with a strange progress bar. The heroine is a child for most of the time. The process of their falling in love is too fast in the later part, which makes it feel like it's a little rushed to finish the book, but the early part is really good. …2023.3.24
This novel is really excellent. It seems to be a historical fact. I seem to have read it somewhere. It may be in the miscellaneous books I read. After all, these are rarely recorded in history books and will not record these things. I should probably have read some historical records. However, I just read about the Tang Dynasty and the Qingming Dynasty. It is only limited to some unofficial histories or some messy books. But it is so sweet! It's a pity that I've finished watching it
It was very interesting, but it ended too quickly. I still wanted to see the heroine give birth to a baby.
It looks great, but who is the male protagonist? [What][What][What]
It's pretty good to watch, and it's not too draggy. It feels good to read it in one sitting.
The writing is very good and the ending is quite good.
I've finished watching it. It's beautiful and sweet. Life like this is so beautiful and sweet...! ! ! !
It was knotted too quickly and it was so sweet that I didn't get enough of it. It's so sweet and it's over.
I watched a TV series called The Fourteenth Year of Chenghua, which was adapted from a novel. I saw Wang Zhi in the front of the book, Concubine Wan Guifei, and the reign title of Chenghua, so I guessed it should be from the same period. When I saw the prince Zhu Youtang at the end, this book was quite good.
The ending was so rushed, and there was no detail about what happened after the marriage between the male and female protagonists [laughing]