The Auspicious Princess in My Fair Princess

He Xi traveled through time and became the legitimate daughter of Qianlong in Huanzhu. She was still auspicious, with high status and good status. She walked around the palace, and from time to time followed the love-minded protagonists to expose their masks. There are so many CPs, the lively and neat He Xi vs. The determined Fukangan, the gentle and restrained Lanxin vs. The daring Duolong, the gentle and intelligent Qing'er vs. The accidental Hai Lancha, it's a bit annoying! There is a very interesting passage in it. If you can't change the rules, then adapt to it. Don't let your love get the better of you or kidnap others morally: He Xi doesn't think feudal ideology is good, but in this era you have to adapt if you can't break it. Why is it that in the story of Princess Huanzhu, everyone loved Xiao Yanzi from the beginning but later found out that if it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, she would have died ten or eight times. They have no ability to break the rules and seals, and they talk about the supremacy of love. Those who live seriously are made speechless by them. You could say it was an honest mistake on their part, and they were still complacent about it. In short, it is frustrating, everyone has to make way for their pure and flawless love.

When I was a child, I loved the cheerful little Yanzi the most and hated the crying Ziwei the most. Now I find them both equally annoying. The novel is well written, but it's too short

So pretty! So pretty! I really like the princesses! The author will update soon!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't know the details, and I haven't watched much of Huanzhugege. I can't remember the plot clearly, but is the heroine a little frustrated? Forget about preventing disasters, after all, there are honors and benefits, so there is no big punishment for others hurting the heroine? Is the plot so powerful? The writing is pretty good. Keep up the good work, the author. It would be nice if the heroine's character was stronger!

It's a very interesting article. It's so interesting. I saw someone saying that the heroine is the background? Are you kidding me? The heroine is not just a background. She also has her own strengths. She must have not read the article carefully. This article is very immersive.

Dear readers, I'm sorry, I have no way to continue writing this book. I'm sorry, readers, but I can no longer finish this book. After all, this is just an experimental novel, and my purpose of writing it was just to test my own ability to grasp a story with a huge world view (it turns out that I am still too green). I know that this is very irresponsible to the readers who support me. After all, since everyone is willing to read my novels, it means that everyone still recognizes my writing ability. Here I would like to solemnly say to those readers who have collected this novel: I'm sorry! You have been lied to, I am not the author.

I love it so much, okay?

As a member of the modern army of public examinations, He Xi died after staying up late and studying hard. The good news is that she is not dead, the bad news is that she traveled to the Qing Dynasty. The good news is that she has become a princess, but the bad news is what happened to the crazy swallow? Why are Bai Yinshuang, Xinyue Gege, and Hanxiang still from the apocalypse... Later generations recorded that Qianlong's most favored daughters were the fifth princesses Gu Lun and Princess Xi from the Uranala clan. They were auspicious and had a smooth life in the Qing Dynasty. He Xi traveled through time and became Qianlong's direct daughter He Xi in Huan Zhu. She was still auspicious, with a high status and a good status. She walked around the palace, and from time to time followed the love-minded protagonists to expose their masks. There are so many CPs, the lively and neat He Xi vs the unwavering Fukangan, the gentle and restrained Lanxin vs the daring Duolong, the gentle and intelligent Qing'er vs the accidental Hai Lancha, it's a bit annoying! There is a very interesting passage in it. If you can't change the rules, then adapt to it. Don't get carried away with love and kidnap others morally: He Xi doesn't think feudal ideology is good, but in this era you have to adapt if you can't break it. Why is it that in the story of Princess Huanzhu, everyone loved Xiao Yanzi from the beginning but later found out that if it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, she would have died ten or eight times. They have no ability to break the rules and seals, and they talk about the supremacy of love. Those who live seriously are made speechless by them. You could say it was an honest mistake on their part, but they were still complacent. In short, it is frustrating, everyone has to make way for their pure and flawless love.

Is there a male protagonist? I want to know if this is a cp-free novel or one with a male protagonist?

This is my first time reading a Huanzhugege fanfic, but it's really great.