
Break Off the Engagement? Dream On! The Prime Minister's Daughter Humiliates the Scoundrels on the Spot
退婚?做梦!相府千金当场虐渣
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Historical Romance with a Heroine Who’s the Legitimate Daughter of a Prestigious Family and Doesn’t Get Pushed Around
Any novels where the male lead isn't an emperor, but is a legitimate heir from a prominent family?
Reborn Noble Daughter in Ancient Times, Palace and Household Intrigue
Looking for books like *The Legitimate Daughter of a Great Clan*.
Stories About a Powerful Minister and a Clear-Headed, Intelligent Legitimate Daughter 😭
I’m fine with the male lead usurping the throne later on or not 😭 He’s kind of like Yuwen Hu.
The Female Lead Is Reborn in the Womb and Starts Her Life from Birth
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High-Level Political Intrigue Novels
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Looking for a Power Fantasy With a Strong Female Lead: Palace and Household Intrigue, Rebirth, Modern or Historical Settings Are Both Fine
The Noble Daughter
The Female Lead's Entire Family Is Villainous, and Everyone Is Smart
Looking for books like *Reborn as a Chancellor's Legitimate Daughter, She Plays Herself*. The heroine's father is a powerful chancellor, and the family controls the court. Everyone is smart, including the villains. Her father trusts her completely, and the family stands united against outsiders.
In a Reading Slump. Looking for a Palace Intrigue Novel
Looking for stories like The Crown Prince Is Cold and Unfeeling? I’ll Leave the Eastern Palace and Scheme for the Empress’s Throne! I want a female lead from a good family who’s loved by her relatives but isn’t naive. She should be very calculating, ruthless to herself and even more ruthless to others, and able to treat the emperor like a dog she’s training.
A Satisfying Story of The Story of Minglan Where the Madam, Hualan, and Other Female Characters Don’t Just Pave the Way for Others
She's the villainess! If anyone gives her a hard time, she gives it right back. No random recommendations and no repeats.
Palace Intrigue, Palace Intrigue, Pure Palace Intrigue
I’m trying to find a palace-intrigue novel. I think it involved transmigration. The heroine didn’t love the emperor, though he seemed to love her. Later, once their son had grown up, the emperor grew wary of her. She gave him a drug that made him impotent and left him irritable, and so on. He eventually died suddenly.
In Story of Yanxi Palace, Langhua Refuses to Become a Concubine, While Ruyi Holds a Low Rank
Female POV: Transmigrates into the Jilted Fiancée in a Male-Oriented Novel, Modern Settings Are Fine Too
Looking for books similar to My Years Cultivating in Male-Oriented Fiction. The female lead should be smart and strong, and the male lead should be devilishly clever without attracting romantic entanglements. I'd like the female lead to transmigrate into the world of a male-oriented novel and help the male lead, maybe even cling to him for support. There should be a couple. Modern-day overpowered son-in-law stories or ancient settings where the male lead is a discarded...
Stories Where the Heroine Single-Handedly Holds Her Fallen Family Together
Something like The Story of Hua Zhi.
A Modern Woman Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Cooks for Her Father, and He Takes Her to Court
Does anyone remember the one where the dad goes to court carrying the food his daughter made? What was it called? I think he worked at the Court of Judicial Review or somewhere like that. The female lead transmigrates, and her whole family dotes on her.
Fantasy, Historical Romance, Teacher-Student Bonds, Sisterly Bonds, and Brother-Sister Bonds
Looking for something like *Inspector of Jiuzhou*: exciting, passionate, and full of emotional bonds.
Quick Transmigration About Family Bonds, No CP
I'm looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: There's a God in This World, and Her Name Is Mom.
Please Recommend Good Historical Romance Novels with Household Intrigue and Court Politics 🥹 I Want Beautiful Prose and a Logical Plot
Looking for books like *Springtime Joy, Year After Year*. No marriage first, love later; no adorable babies or childcare; no grooming the male lead; and no women disguised as men. No palace intrigue, either. Please recommend something. It's so hard to find a book like *Springtime Joy, Year After Year*, which is what I enjoy.
In a Terrible Reading Slump. Tomato Keeps Recommending the Same Kind of Books
I'm looking for books with a fresh premise or a really good plot.
Any Stories Where People from Different Places Transmigrate and Become a Family, and Lay Everything on the Table from the Start?
Looking for books similar to *The Whole Family Transmigrated, So We Might as Well Come Clean*. Transmigration, mind-reading, and a whole family improving together.
Looking for Cultivation Stories or Historical Novels~
I want books like *I Do a Lot of Busywork in the Cultivation World (Xian Shu)*. After finishing *Shushu*, I'm out of books to read. Any recommendations? I don't want anything long-winded or full of petty back-and-forth bickering. I want something satisfying, with decisive characters who get things done. Please recommend some!
Palace Intrigue, Strong Female and Male Leads
I'm in a reading slump. Please recommend some good palace intrigue novels ^O^
The Female Lead Comes from a Family of Corrupt Officials and Is Incredibly Noble
Looking for books similar to She Was Reborn as the Treacherous Minister's Legitimate Daughter, and Played the Role to Perfection.
Please Recommend Historical Palace-Intrigue Revenge Stories Like A Name Known Throughout the Capital
Looking for books similar to *Famous Throughout the Capital (Returning Through Wind and Snow)*.
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So far so good! It's not exactly the kind of bloody plot where palaces and houses fight! The author has a big picture, which transcends the palace fights and house fights, and has risen to the farce of the court! It seems that there is still a competition between countries, and I am looking forward to the subsequent development! There's just one thing I can't bear. Why did the author name a delicate and frail sister-in-law Bai Gui? ? Let the author explain it.
Having written so many words but so few comments aroused my curiosity. The writing is pretty good, I don't think it's a noob at all. It's just that some parts are not explained clearly and it looks a bit confusing. It's a bit tiring to keep guessing.
It can be seen that the author has seriously integrated some ancient etiquette and customs into the plot of the novel, and it is a rare group portrait novel about ancient palace battles. The writing style is very mature, and the characters and portrayals are very careful. Everyone has their own little story, and it is told eloquently. It is very interesting [Like]
I've read more than thirty chapters. It's really good. It's refreshing and clever. Don't give up.
Strangely enough, I found that this book was placed on my bookshelf completely systematically. When I clicked in, I was really attracted by the cover and the title of the book. From last night until now, I couldn't stop reading it. However, some places are really deeply foreshadowed and I need to use my brain to read it. In any case, the writing is really good. It took me one night to read it all in one go. I hope the author will update soon, I want to continue reading the following chapters...
Very good writing so far There are just too many characters and so many last names that I can't remember clearly. If possible, I hope to create a character relationship diagram [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
I found it from a Tik Tok tweet. I've just read Chapter 10 and I think the plot and characters are very good! ! But I want to ask the author one thing, which is why the heroine is set in the book, because I haven't seen the back. If there is an explanation later that time in the book has a role, then I would like to say sorry to the author, but I feel that if the heroine is not set in the book, but is a person in this world, I think it will be more amazing. The heroine herself He is very smart and has a very awesome father. I think even if the heroine does not know those things in advance, the heroine can still do well with her intelligence, so the setting in the book is a bit unnecessary. (I apologize if I offended the author. It is really a friendly exchange, and I think the plot and setting of the heroine are really good!)
I discovered this book through tweets. The heroine's whole family is the kind of good officials who work for the benefit of the people, and the heroine's father started as a beggar and rose through the ranks. From general to prime minister, he became the prime minister. The good thing about this book is that he does not glorify the nobles like ordinary ancient sayings, but writes vividly about the secular oppression of common people, the struggle for power and profit, and the cannibalistic nature of feudal ethics. Every time I read a chapter about Cui, I have to thank Huang Chao silently in my heart. She has written about power and strategy to the point where it feels heavy but at the same time light. Her narrative and discussion of the historical background of the dynasty has the flavor of the Spring and Autumn period.
The writing is so good. Prime Minister Pei really gave his all to love his country and the people, coming from the current and returning to the current, coming from the people and returning to the people. The teacher wrote it so well. There are not many love lines between the male and female protagonists in the whole text, but the delicate feelings for each other are written! The heroine also has an intelligent IQ. Everyone in the heroine group will understand each other and solve problems together. I finally read that the heroine needs someone to accompany her, not just herself or the hero! What moved me in the end was Xiao Xiao's last sentence: I am wandering
The ending is a little rushed, but I want to say that this book is really special. It is not like a novel that I open for entertainment when I have nothing to do, but more like a historical record that unfolds when the cold wind blows in winter. She recorded a period of history truly and delicately, without cheating, no divine favor, and no happy ending (there will be some elements from the novel, but they will only account for a small proportion). Her plots are always unexpected but reasonable. Years of experience in reading novels tell me that the plot should be more exciting and more in line with fantasy, but the development of things clearly tells me: this is what should happen. The ending may not be happy, and love may not be reciprocated. It always feels like something is missing, but it is still the way it should be. The existence of the two concepts of "female protagonist" and "male protagonist" in this book is very weak. I personally feel that it is more like a group portrait unfolding with Pei Xiaoxiao and Han Changzuo as the central starting point. Everyone is the protagonist and has their own story. All in all, it's a great, great book ~ well worth reading! Finally, I would like to tell the author that the book you wrote is great and many people like it. You should pay more attention to your health, have a good rest, and be sure to take good care of yourself! [Blowing kiss]