
Transmigrate into a Book, I Help the Princess Become Empress
穿书后,我帮公主当上女帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 333k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The Princess's Companion's Daily Journey to Self-Improvement公主伴读上进日常Former title · until Oct 2026
In booklists 6
I Like Stories with No Romance, So Please Make Sure There's No Romance or I'll Report It
Looking for books like The System Grants Me Eternal Life; I'll Eventually Become Invincible. Please help, I'm out of books to read! I want a story with no romance. I'd love to see your recommendations. Thanks in advance, kind strangers.
Strong Female Lead, Political Intrigue, and a Chaotic Era: From the Start, She’s on the Run as She Fights for Supremacy
Female Protagonist with No Romance
The female lead transmigrates into a book, doesn't villainize the original heroine, and there must be no CP and no male lead.
Seeking Stories Where the Heroine Is Raised from the Start to Become a Young Master or Heir
Lots of secret identities, powerful factions, and strong combat skills. Cross-dressing as a man is fine too. Ideally, the heroine is noble, aloof, and reserved.
No Male-Centered Stories! Are There Any Books Where the Female Lead Does Not Revolve Around the Male Lead?
Don't disguise male pandering as female empowerment. Our female lead can get by just fine without a male lead. I'm fine with or without a romantic pairing, but please don't pander to men.
Female-Lead Qing-Dynasty or Empresses in the Palace Stories Where She Never Enters the Palace and Starts a Rebellion to Become Empress 🤪
Most Qing-era transmigration stories have the heroine enter the palace and become a consort or empress, fight in the harem, have children, wait for them to grow up, and then kill the emperor. Why can't one just rebel outright and become an empress? 🤬
Reader comments 25
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It's very nice to read. Machiavellian writing is about interacting with your opponent, rather than one party always suppressing the other. Although I really dislike Prince Xiao and wish he would end soon, as a villain, I still have to train the princess!
It's very beautiful, the subject matter is novel, and I love women. I hope they can all start their own careers [Sending my heart]
When I first saw the introduction to this book, I thought it was the heroine who was responsible for it alone and assisted the princess. After reading a few chapters, I found that this book was actually about the heroine stepping into the court and becoming an official in the next step of the blockade of the ancient male dictatorship, not only herself, but also bringing other women together. Among them, what concerned me the most was the various tricks the author used to deal with the heroine during the imperial examination, and he also wrote about the difficulties of women in ancient times entering the court as officials.
The writing is still good, please support it with good reviews. [Learned]
It's very interesting. I don't know how to describe it. Anyway, the heroine and other ambitious, courageous and talented people (mainly women, but also some men) assisted Princess Sheng'an in ascending to the throne. During this period, they helped each other, worked hard to overcome difficulties, broke worldly prejudices, liberated women's minds, fought for the rights of women in the world, and created an era of women in power.
It's a pure novel about a female protagonist without CP, which is pretty good. It's not the kind of novel that supports a male emperor after all. The advantage is the rise of women, but the disadvantage is that the heroine's IQ is sometimes high and sometimes low.
Are there so few comments? The writing is very good. Why doesn't Tomato recommend good writing? Many of the lists are just routine articles.
It's such a comfortable love story. It's one of the best in the ancient setting. The heroine, princess, and several female supporting characters are all very charming. Very good character creation. I look forward to the follow-up development.
It's good to watch, but the fighting in the school is a bit boring at the beginning. I still want to see the plotting part in the court.
The plot is really well written, the characters are vividly drawn, and the heroine and her friends all have their own personality charm.