Fat Orange Sets Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Straight, Purging the Ruyi Syndrome
胖橘治服如懿传之肃清懿症
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Fanfiction Based on Classic TV Dramas
Something like "Nirvana in Fire" and the like.
Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace: Put Ruyi in Her Place and Make Her Lose It
Let A Ruo and Sui Xin be more than just tools for the plot.
I’ve Recently Gotten Hooked on Two Qing-Dynasty Time-Travel Novels. Please Recommend More Good Ones!
7,000 Hours In, and No Book Can Impress This Venerable One Anymore
🌈 Period-Era Novels About a Terrible Mother Who Favors Only Her Daughter, While Her Sons and Grandsons Come Second
A Dream Within a Dream: Make Lüping and Chu Lian Pay for What They Did to Ziling
I can't stand the Wang parents who never know what's going on. Stay away from them if you can.
Female-Oriented! Looking for Empresses in the Palace and Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fics! Please Read the Requirements Carefully, Thanks!
1. I don't care whether it is a crossover of multiple film and television universes, as long as it includes this setting. 2. In Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, I want the female lead to transmigrate into Lang Huan, Gao Xiyue, Yihuan, or another Manchu or Mongol woman with a chance of becoming empress. I hate that scumbag Long Emperor. If possible, replace the male lead and don't let him ascend the throne!
Please Recommend a Male-Oriented Novel About Empresses in the Palace
Any male-oriented novels about "Empresses in the Palace"? Please! Or ones where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas, like "My Fair Princess" and the like.
In Story of Yanxi Palace, Langhua Refuses to Become a Concubine, While Ruyi Holds a Low Rank
Any Stories About Transmigrating into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace or Its Fan Fiction?
I don't like Ruyi being so obsessed with romance. I don't like Hailan either: she would even use her own son, and eating cinnabar while pregnant was just unbelievable. I feel like Fifth Prince was cursed with a mother like her. I want to read about a woman with principles and a career-minded streak who triumphs over Ruyi.
Looking for Stories Where Da Ru Gets Put Through the Wringer
Looking for books like So What If You're Ruyi? I Hit You Anyway. Please recommend stories where the heroine's initial rank is no higher than Concubine. I'm looking for a story about Da Ru, who's always getting face-slapped: The Story of Ruyi, also known as The Legend of Ruyi or Old Ruyi.
A Qing Dynasty Transmigration Crossover with a Charismatic Lead and Love at First Sight
Please stop reporting this 🌿🌿🌿 I especially like Kangxi and "Scarlet Heart". Thank you, thank you!
Silly Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction That Takes Down Ruyi and Her Doormat Husband
I’m Having a Ruyi Chuan Meltdown, Recommend Me a Crazy Ruyi Chuan Fic to Bring Me Back to My Senses
Looking for Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction Where Everyone Goes Off the Rails, Preferably With the Main Cast Suffering
Looking for books similar to "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Go Crazy Every Day and Put Ruyi Syndrome Behind You".
Any Fanfiction About Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Where the Protagonist Transmigrates or Is Reborn?
I'm tired of stories about Wei Yanwan or the scumbag emperor being reborn.
Looking for Derivative Works Where Everyone Except Ruyi Has Ruyi Syndrome
Looking for fanfiction based on Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace where everyone except Ruyi is free of Ruyi-itis. That includes Hailan, Ling Yunche, and Li Yu too.
Any Modern Romance Novels About Xiang Liu Reincarnating in the Present Day?
Looking for books similar to "Lost You Forever: Hello, Xiang Liu".
Looking for Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace! Fuca Langhua! She’s Everyone’s Beloved White Moonlight!
Any Stories About Giving Fat Orange a Hard Time?
Why do wish-fulfillment revenge stories based on "Empresses in the Palace" and other TV dramas always target the female characters? 😫 Can’t anyone go after Fat Ju? Solve the problem at its root! Without Fat Ju, countless households would be happier.
Are There Any Stories Where Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace’s Ruyi Gets Over Her Obsession and Returns to Normal?
Are There Any Novels Where Qigui Ren Enters Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace?
I'm Out of Books to Read. Recommend Anything Over 2,000 Hours Long
Looking for books similar to *Selling Extra-Spicy Grilled Wings at a Proctology Hospital (A Delicious Reunion).*
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Emperor Yongzheng actually managed to refrain from ordering Daru's execution?! Unbelievable! 🤦
Fat Orange wasn't much better than Hongli. His own harem was a mess, with a bunch of women being cuckolded. He was even worse off than Hongli.
Having finally shed the stigma of being a son-in-law, Yongzheng remained as ruthless and decisive as in his previous life. He didn't need to indulge in romantic relationships with his concubines; instead, he treated those who genuinely cared for him with sincerity.
It's very well written! The author is a bit too modest, saying it's a practice piece, so my expectations weren't high. But as I read on, I found it quite good. The newly added characters don't feel out of place. The rating is ridiculously low; it's similar to other 9-point books I've read. There aren't any really outrageous flaws, and it's quite heartwarming.
Logically speaking, given the fierce competition among the nine princes for the throne, Emperor Yongzheng could have easily handled this complex situation. The question remains: in Yongzheng's heart, was Empress Fucha more important, or was Consort Dunsu more important?
Daru can finally stop making Langhua angry, and can only watch as Pangju treats Langhua well. It's so satisfying! It's great! It's very kind to Langhua and Wanwan! And it really captures the essence of Pangju (the character from the movie "Pangju"). Langhua and Wanwan's sweet and affectionate interactions every day are so heartwarming.
It's visually appealing, logically sound, and Fat Orange still seems to enjoy handling official business.
I've finished reading it! What I love most about this book is how well it stays true to the characters' fundamental nature. Hailan's character is inherently wicked; she's Ruyi's black glove, but isn't Ruyi also just an excuse for her to unleash her malice? She can harm someone as kind as Lüyun and someone completely unrelated to her as Yanwan without any qualms—she's just evil! And the fates of Jin Yuyan and the two Mongolian fools are also a case of reaping what you sow.
Well written! It's a rare example of a logical story among Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfiction. It's not just about people going crazy, and there's no abuse of the female characters. The author's writing style is quite good, smooth and calm, and they are very good at creating atmosphere and details.
It's a good watch. It's not finished yet, but I've already finished it. Overall, all the characters are well-developed and believable. Hongli is no longer the typical son-in-law. The plot is reasonable and the pacing is good. Ruyi is still as eccentric and self-righteous as ever, and Hongli no longer indulges her.