The Harem Battle Winner: A Film and TV Crossover
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Recommend Some Smart Film and TV Tie-In Stories
I'm looking for books similar to *Comprehensive TV Worlds: The Supporting Female Lead Gets a Golden Finger*. I don't want the kind where the emperor sees someone once and then dotes on her to the exclusion of everyone else in his harem. I want stories where everyone has a brain and their own troubles, and they're all people pushed along by fate. The characters should be written consistently, without deliberately making anyone look bad...
Transmigrating into Various TV Shows as the Villainess and Turning Her Life Around
Bring On All The Transmigration-Into-TV-Drama Stories!!!!!!!😘
Crossover Series Based on Film and TV, with a Clear-Headed, Powerful Female Lead Who Doesn't Pursue Anyone; Romance Is Just a Side Note
The heroine is strong in her own right, doesn’t depend on anyone, and has a compelling personality.
Palace Intrigue, Fertility Pills, Multiple Births
Tragic Cannon Fodder Who Appear for a Fleeting Moment in Empresses in the Palace Crossover Stories
I Really Hate Those TV-Drama Crossover Stories About Winning Everyone Over
Anime crossover stories where the protagonist doesn't pursue romance, but still manages to attract everyone's attention.
Looking for High-Quality Crossover Stories Based on Film and TV
I want to read books like The Untold Stories of A Shi Across TV Dramas. Something engaging and high-quality, please. I like novels around three million words long. Don't recommend mindless junk!
Crossover TV Shows: No Idiotic Stories
For drama crossovers, I don't want dumb stories. I want a strong-willed protagonist who's ruthless. Don't have them rush over to the original characters, who don't even know them, and act inexplicably nice to them. It's so awkward for readers. I'm absolutely fed up with all those stupid stories.
Looking for Empresses in the Palace Fanfiction, Preferably With a Female Lead Other Than Zhen Huan
I’ll Read Anything Based on Multiple TV Shows and Movies, Especially Stories That Break Up Canon Couples
Looking for books similar to *Comprehensive TV Worlds: Using Beauty as Bait.*
Qing Dynasty and TV Universe Crossovers, with Painless Childbirth or No Children
Crossover stories set in the Qing palace or various TV dramas. The female lead gives birth painlessly or doesn't have children.
Any Good Fanfiction or Spinoff Novels?
Looking for stories similar to *The Shattered Journey*. I’ve been in a reading slump lately. Any good fanfiction? Stories based on *Slay the Gods* or Mihoyo games are both fine.
New Empresses in the Palace Fanfic That’s Hostile to Zhen Huan! Unhinged Fiction!
Any recent Empresses in the Palace fanfiction where people are hostile to Zhen Huan? I want unhinged fiction!
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Well-Written Crossover Drama Fics.
For readers who've been reading for over ten years: no awkward, tacky, naive, saintly, or ridiculous plots. The female lead should be levelheaded, not someone who loses her mind over romance. (A comprehensive film-and-TV story where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas and novels to complete missions.)
Quick Transmigration Across Film and TV Universes, With a Cunning, Ruthless Heroine
The heroine must never fall in love with a man. She should be ruthless and clever, completely focused on her career, not a silly sweet girl or a love-struck fool.
Qing-Dynasty Transmigration Novels: She Doesn’t Have to Be the Primary Consort, Just Don’t Make Her Suffer!
Books about Kangxi, Yongzheng, or Qianlong, and no other emperors. Kangxi is preferable, of course. I haven't seen many Kangxi books on Tomato Novel, so Yongzheng is my second choice, and Qianlong comes last.
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Palace Intrigue Stories with a Female Lead Who Has a System
Looking for Expert-Level Film and TV Crossover Stories With an Original Female Lead Who's Stronger Than the Male Lead
A top-tier hidden gem. The heroine is charismatic, independent-minded, clear-headed, and strong.
Comprehensive Qing Dynasty Transmigration and Comprehensive Film and TV Transmigration
The first world is *Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace*, and the heroine is Wei Yanwan. One woman with several male partners. Yongqi is in it, and I think Hongli might be too. I can't remember the details. Can anyone help me find it?
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Crossover Stories Based on TV and Film
Looking for books like *Comprehensive TV: A Shi*. Come on, take a look!
I'm Out of Books to Read: Recommend Some High-Quality Crossover Fanfiction
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Hahahahahaha, the first story, if Big Fat Orange thinks about it carefully, you will find that the heroine is very similar to Concubine De. The heroine Amma works in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the heroine was born in a wealthy family. If the heroine did not have a false pregnancy, the first child would have to be raised by someone else, and Big Fat Orange also Therefore, the heroine will be promoted to a higher position, and she will be able to raise her own child when she has her second child. The heroine's character is also the type of gentle and gentle woman who does not fight for anything. On the surface, she is indifferent to the world, but secretly she is thinking about how to win the heir. It is a replica of the imperial concubine. In the end, the eldest son ascends the throne. This route
Grievance, spiritual victory method
The writing is very good and logical, especially Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. Some things in TV dramas that seemed very strange, and things that seemed to have "yin syndrome", were all explained clearly. Everyone has their own calculations, all for the purpose of seeking power.
I personally think it's pretty good-looking. Whether it's The Legend of Zhen Huan or Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, it feels more like a serious Gong Dou Wen. The heroine is as big as a gold finger, not very strong, and doesn't have a strong sense of presence. Maybe you can know some plots in advance, then you are quite smart, and it doesn't feel like there is any smooth sailing. The heroine has to rely on various scheming methods to calculate her talent. You get what you want most, and this kind of supporting character also has a lot of personality. Their various scheming methods and psychological plans are very eye-catching. There are no so-called good guys and bad guys, just different positions. Well, the author's writing style of the first story is still not that good, but the second story has begun to slowly improve. I hope the author's writing style can become better and more delicate. And it's not considered a fast-travel genre, it should be considered a slow-travel film and television novel.
It's quite interesting. The protagonists usually don't get involved in Zhen Huan's right and wrong, because they can finish it by themselves. They fight against the Queen (an expert in abortion), Concubine Hua (suppression and humiliation), and Concubine Duan (who steals children and focuses on removing the mother and keeping the child). They have their own things to deal with. The golden finger is not very big, and they mainly rely on their own efforts [Like]
Very good, recommended Lightning protection point: The heroine is a bunny spirit and has no other golden fingers. She likes to watch people killing people and turning right when going out. At the same time, the heroine will not attack other people. She likes to avenge or must avenge her. She also turns right when going out.
N brush, the writing is very good, thoughtful and logical. People say that the first world is frustrating, but I think it is okay. It is normal for the heroine to be slower at the beginning because she has no means, but the second world starts much more smoothly. What affects the perception a bit is that the author likes to explain a lot in long explanations, hundreds or thousands of words, which is a bit verbose. However, in this case, there are fewer worlds in the future. The author also writes better as he writes. The more updates he has, the better [please update]
Fortunately, the heroine was a palace maid next to the protagonist in time travel. After passing through, she was designed to become a concubine. The writing is very detailed and the timeline is relatively long. I feel that the heroine is the kind of strategist behind the scenes, using her golden fingers to change some plots to achieve her own goals.
I think it's okay. There are all the things I like better. For example, the heroine relies on her intelligence to speak. Although there are golden fingers, they are of little use. Most of it depends on myself. It also did not erase the halo of the original heroine. Most of the plot design is quite reasonable. Like Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace written by the author, it is not a brainless route. The author has devised a reasonable reason for the brainlessness of the original work.
Every character in the book is normal, do you understand? There is no imbecility. The author writes logically and the plot is smooth. The emperor should be such a ruthless creature. I have read more than 300 chapters in one unit. Come on!