
From the Start as Yu Ying'er: Making the Emperor Kneel and Sing 'Conquer'
开局余莺儿,让皇上跪着唱征服
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- 336k Words
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- 6mo ago
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145Chapters
134Reads · 30 days
13.5kReads · all time
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I cried while reading the first chapter. Apart from being a bit long, everything else was super good, very touching, and made me cry a lot. It was such a satisfying read, with the female lead not suffering at all. I hope the author updates more often.
The ending was somewhat unexpected, yet it made perfect sense. It explained why the language and phrases that kept recurring before were used in this paragraph, and it had a satisfying beginning and end. For a first-time writer, I think the author is quite impressive to have written something like this.
I just finished reading the first world, and to be honest, I can accept an age difference of 30,000 years, 300 years, or even three years, but I really can't accept a 30-year age gap. However, the author's writing is still very good; if the setting were different, it would be a great story.
I finished reading it, and it's really good. Some worlds seem funny at first glance, but upon reflection, they're actually quite sad. I started reading it as a comedy, but I ended up crying a lot. The last world really shocked me; the protagonist becomes emperor, changes the era name to Tiankui, and it shows that women's power shouldn't be ignored. The author writes very well and I highly recommend it!
Let's change the name to "Zhen Huan Fairy Tale," it's hilarious!
It's quite interesting. It skipped a bit at the end, and the last two chapters of the finale were too heartbreaking. I think it would be good to write a sequel where Yinzhen chases after her and accompanies her to the next world, so that the female lead can be loved!
It's strange, this article is both funny and sad. 😢
I finished watching it. I was a little moved at the beginning, but Xia Dongchun's scenes with the flattened toads were hilarious.
Could you please give me a side story for the first world? I feel a little sad and bittersweet.