Transmigrated as a Concubine, I Keep My Head Down Every Day
穿成妾室后，每天都在苟命
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- Completed
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- 526k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The Heroine Is a Concubine with a Curvy Figure. The Hero Is a Prince, Crown Prince, or Emperor
Historical Romance, Forced Marriage
New Writers Are Seriously Good These Days. Recommend Some Awesome Books
I don’t spend long reading novels on my phone. I used to read ebooks, and I’ve been a bookworm for five or six years.
The Heroine Stays Clear-Headed the Whole Time, Watches the Male Lead Fall for Her, Then Torments Him 😘
Looking for books like The Empress Leapt to Her Death, and the Mad Emperor Cried Until His Eyes Turned Red.
The Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Male-Oriented Story and Unexpectedly Wins the Male Lead's Affection
Looking for novels where the female protagonist transmigrates into a male-oriented novel, fixes things in time, and then the original male protagonist falls in love with her.
She Transmigrates into a Book as the Villainess, and the Male Lead Falls for Her
The Best Novels I've Read on Fanqie, Absolutely Amazing
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Completed Historical Romance That'll Have You Grinning the Whole Way Through
A completed historical romance, very sweet with no angst. Reborn is fine. Both leads should be strong, and the female lead shouldn't be a self-sacrificing saint or a fake innocent. She should be socially savvy. 😍 Thanks so much, lovely ladies and gentlemen! 😘
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?
High-Quality Stories About Transmigrating to Ancient Times
1. Someone transmigrates to ancient times and gradually conquers the world. Good writing, and it must be complete. 2. Someone transmigrates to ancient times. Everyone else thinks he's a stubborn young master, but he's actually been plotting ahead to protect himself and his family, eventually swallowing up the whole world. 3. Something like *Changsheng Bu...*
I’ll Always Submit to the Clearheaded, Rational Heroines in These Authors’ Stories
Want to watch something like "Gan!" A book that puts aside the plot to help others and respects the fate of scumbags. Quick wear, guide, high quality
Historical Romance Novels Rated 9.8 or Higher, Any Theme
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The Heroine Isn't the Official Wife, but the Hero Dotes on Her
Looking for Good Classical Chinese Romance Novels Set Among Aristocratic Families, with Household Intrigue and No Idiotic Characters
Looking for a purely historical romance. The male lead comes from a prominent clan and is ambitious. The female lead is his wise, dignified legal wife. I want a domestic-strife story about the two of them managing the family together.
Looking for Palace-Intrigue Stories That Start in the Crown Prince's or Prince's Residence and Later Move to the Imperial Palace
Preferably, she shouldn’t start out as the crown prince’s consort.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates into a Book as the Villainess and Doesn't Follow the Plot!!
I absolutely don’t want stories where the heroine has to follow the original plot. If she transmigrates into a supporting female character and has to stick to the plot, she can’t do this or that, and might even get punished by the System if she does. It feels so frustrating. So I’m looking for stories where she doesn’t follow the plot.
Historical Romance, Historical Romance, Historical Romance!!! You Have No Idea How Long It's Been Since I Read One 😂
I can’t find any good historical romances! Preferably not too long, no more than a little over a million words. It has to be good! Ideally, the heroine is reborn or transmigrates, gets revenge on the scumbags, and has a doting hero. One-on-one romance, both leads faithful to each other!!! No angst! A little angst at most! The hero must not have any other consorts.
Any Stories About Well-Behaved Concubines Who Get Along with the Legal Wife?
I'm used to stories about legitimate daughters, concubine-born daughters, and maids, and want a change of pace. I'd like to read about concubines, but not ones who rise to become the principal wife. I want to see a concubine and the principal wife get along harmoniously, with the concubine even becoming her confidante. The concubine should be content with her place and enjoy a few small happinesses and comforts.
Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess (Historical)
And the second male lead successfully wins her over.
The Hero Hates the Heroine at First, Then Becomes Intensely Possessive
Any genre is fine, including quick transmigration or rebirth. The male lead should hate the heroine at first, then gradually realize how wonderful she is and become addicted to her. When she genuinely starts seeing another man, he should get jealous.
Looking for Well-Written Ancient-Era Romance About a Forceful Pursuit. Poorly Written Stories Need Not Apply
I want to read books like *Failed to Leave the Palace, Captured and Cherished in the Ruthless Tyrant's Palm*. Something in this vein.
The Heroine Isn’t the Legal Wife, but the Hero Spoils Her Rotten
Looking for books similar to The Delicate Noble Consort Has Her Ways (also known as: The Wise Don't Fall in Love, and the Noble Consort Won't Take Responsibility). The male lead should dote on and protect the heroine, but she shouldn't be a naive, airheaded sweetheart.
The Heroine Doesn't Love the Hero!!!! She Really, Truly Doesn't!
The Female Lead Deceived the Male Lead His Entire Life, Making Him Think She Loved Him
Historical or modern settings are both fine. The female lead has never truly loved anyone; it's all an act.
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During this period, I have read a lot of stories in which the heroine travels to the prince's palace and begins to work hard, but instead makes the hero fall in love with her, so I found this setting particularly interesting. I originally thought that the male protagonist was a pure tool, but it seems that he is not. Compared with the male and female protagonists, I still like to see the female protagonist raising her son.
The author writes very well. The heroine is sensible and cute.
It looks good. In the early stage, King Rui looks more like the male protagonist, but from the expression, I think Xiao Quan is the official match. I really like Xiao Quan's way of not showing off in the early stage, but his relationship with the heroine is tangled. I hope Xiao Quan and the heroine can be together, and never fall in love but can't get together.
It's good to watch, and it doesn't abuse anyone, so people choose their own endings. I read it in one go, and the ending is quite unexpected. After reading it, I felt a little emotional about the heroine's life. I feel that the heroine, the male protagonist, the second and third male protagonists have not found the love of their lives. The heroine loves the bamboo horse who died for her in modern times, so even if she has traveled through time, she has fallen in love with others (you can't meet someone who is too amazing when you are young, otherwise it will be difficult to fall in love with others in your life). The hero loves the heroine but spends it. Even if his heart changed later, he still didn't get the love of the heroine. The second male character had unrequited love and had been secretly following the heroine all his life (from about 20 years old to more than 90 years old, he had a crush on someone without knowing how to explain it. It makes me sad to think about it. I feel regretful. The rebirth in the extra episode felt like his dream, which was even sadder [crying]). The heroine's son was too miserable in his previous life and finally got what he wanted in this life. However, when his imperial grandfather died, he still made me burst into tears.
The writing is very good. The heroine is always sober and knows what she wants. Everyone is independent from the beginning to the end. There is no whitewashing or smearing. Everyone's personality is distinct and three-dimensional. Every time I thought I wanted to whitewash the character, it turned out that he was still cheating on her. When I thought he would not pamper Mrs. But he has always had the heroine in his heart, and the heroine has always been in the story line, so in the end, Zen accompanied the heroine around. Everyone's story line is complete, but I still want to know the ending of the daughter of the Duke of Zhen. She left a deep impression on me, and I hope she is happy.
The writing is very good, and it is different from the genre I have watched before. The heroine did not fall in love with the hero, nor did she fall in love with the second male lead. Although she traveled through time, she lived an ordinary local life. There was no golden finger, and she moved forward step by step naturally. There was no exaggerated palace fight. It was quite natural, and it was indeed quite short. However, the ending was also quite good. In order to live up to the affection of the second male lead, it also arranged an ending where all his wishes come true. It is said to be rebirth, but it can also be seen as another time and space. It is very interesting! In the middle, I skipped it and went straight to the ending. I glanced at the ending and then went back to continue watching it. It was really good!
It's so good, I finished it in one go. I was not impressed by the title at the beginning, nor by the synopsis, nor by the ratings, but I accidentally checked the ratings, and what attracted me to it was the rebirth, and the passage through these jokes. I didn't expect that I couldn't stop reading it. The heroine's son is so charming, I like watching her son's scenes, and I also like Xiao Quan's scenes. The rivalry between the heroine and the prince is of course interesting, and the original heroine's scenes are also wrong. So far, it's quite enjoyable. I just don't know who the heroine's final official match will be, or will she just become the queen mother?
The heroine is extremely sober and has no love brain! The only thing that makes people feel distressed is that Xiao Quan really loves her, but he can only guard her from a distance, while the male protagonist falls in love with one after another! Thanks to the author for giving Xiao Quan another chance to be reborn in the extra chapter, allowing him to make up for his regrets! Although it's just a few words [laughs][laughs]
It's good-looking. The heroine is sober. The hero is a prince and later an emperor. After knowing why the heroine didn't love him, he decisively made changes. He handed over the burden of the country calmly and safely. He did a good job. He doesn't have a routine love brain. It's still quite good. Finally, I recommend this book. It's quite good.
It's beautiful and makes you want to read more.