
The Empress's Impossible Burden: A Caged Phoenix Causes Trouble
女帝难当:笼中囚凤惹祸了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 473k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
147Chapters
9Reads
8.1Score
1Listens
1.1kReads · all time
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An Ancient-Era Story That’s Absolutely Heartbreaking, Almost Suffocating, but Has a Happy Ending
I want to read books similar to "Zhe Jiao Ti". Lately, I’ve been obsessed with historical novels, the kind that could be adapted into TV dramas. They’re incredibly good.
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Reader comments 4
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The author Ting Zhou is a powerful author who is good at depicting characters, scene atmosphere, and exquisite and excellent writing style. This story originates from a real historical figure who was once forced to be a puppet empress. The author takes this character as a prototype and vividly depicts a tragic love story between a tragic woman who wants to break free from the ropes of fate and her three good ministers who assist her. The rough, stubborn, or crazy love entanglement between the heroine and the three of them deeply tugged at my heart. It was one of the few ancient sadomasochism stories I have ever seen that tortured me the most. I felt deeply sorry for the heroine's rough fate and tragic love, and I couldn't let go of her final tragic ending.
The plot of this book is so exciting! In particular, the empress' power struggle in the palace reminded me of workplace competition in real life. We are all working hard for our dreams, just like the empress trying to regain her kingdom. Moreover, the emotional entanglements of the characters in the book are also very interesting, which made me feel the complexity and preciousness of love. I think this book is worth reading and recommend it to everyone!
Very interesting. Both books are about women pretending to be men. I have always liked the second male lead. The ending of this book is quite good, but the last 1/3 is a bit rushed and the pace speeds up a bit which is different from the previous ones.
It's so well written, I like it