
When I Transmigrated as Empress Fucha
当我穿越成富察皇后
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Any Proper Palace-Intrigue Historical Stories? 😭 The Kind Where Everyone's Scheming Eight Steps Ahead
As Empress of the Central Palace, It Is Naturally My Duty to Protect the Consorts
An Empress Who Seems Gentle, Virtuous, and Uninterested in Power, but Is Actually Clear-Eyed About Everything
Looking for books like *The Empress Leaped to Her Death, and the Mad Tyrant Cried Until His Eyes Turned Red*. Something similar to the one above 👆
Are There Really No Empresses in the Palace Fics With Intelligent Characters?
I mean, even a wish-fulfillment story shouldn’t be mindless wish fulfillment. Can palace-intrigue stories give us a smart female lead for once? (And an author who knows what they're doing.) The female lead's plot armor makes everyone except the readers stupid 😅😅😅
Looking for Stories Based on Empresses in the Palace, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, or Story of Yanxi Palace, Without Replacing the Original Female Leads
Lately, I’ve really been into palace-intrigue novels. Mary Sue palace dramas are great too, especially ones with an incredibly beautiful, universally adored heroine.
Qing-Dynasty Time-Travel Stories Rated 9 or Higher
Any Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction That Doesn't Treat Readers Like Idiots? Miracle Wanwan
I want to read something similar to A Good Time: I Became the Emperor's Mother. Quick transmigration is fine too.
Looking for a Qing Dynasty Palace-Intrigue Novel with a Highborn Manchu Female Lead Who’s Smart and Comes from a Prestigious Family
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!
I'm Tired of Famine-Escape and Farming Stories. Looking for Palace Intrigue
Looking for Empresses in the Palace Stories Where the Emperor Is the Male Lead, Falls in Love With the Female Lead at First Sight, and Cherishes Her
I want books similar to Empresses in the Palace: The Rose Beauty. A doting husband, an emperor, and sweet romance. Also, stories similar to Beauties Beyond the Clouds Across the TV Universe.
Transmigration Into Fucha Langhua
I once saw a story where someone transmigrated into Fuca Langhua, but as a man, so Hongli got cuckolded. All the children in the harem were born to Fuca Langhua and the consorts, and there was even a story about later generations.
Empresses in the Palace with a True Aristocratic Female Lead Who Does Not Care About the Empress or Empress Dowager
In Story of Yanxi Palace, Langhua Refuses to Become a Concubine, While Ruyi Holds a Low Rank
Quick Transmigration as a Noble Daughter of the Fucha Family, Never a Concubine, Not the One About the Fertility Goddess
It's a Story of Yanxi Palace one where someone transmigrates into Fucha Langhua and says she'll never be a concubine. Don't recommend the one where she becomes a childbearing Guanyin. It's not that one, it's not that one! Please help me find it. I can't find it through quick transmigration searches.
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.
Qing-Dynasty Transmigration or Quick Transmigration Are Both Fine, as Long as the Plot Is Logical and Exciting
Looking for books like *[Quick Transmigration] The Cattail Flower Spirit Is Blessed with Abundant Fertility*. The plot twists in unexpected directions, and the heroine is a very well-rounded character.
Are There Any Stories Where Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace’s Ruyi Gets Over Her Obsession and Returns to Normal?
Emperor-and-Empress Stories: From Young Love to Mutual Disdain. No Rebirth
Emperor-and-empress stories where they’re deeply in love when young, but eventually can’t stand each other. No rebirth stories.
Don't Be a Coquettish Heroine!
I want to watch something similar to "Maximum level Black Heart Lotus, reborn as a daily abuser!" Book. Similar to "I'm just a demon, why did I become Bai Yueguang" and "A little trick, the scumbag father can't hold the knife firmly after he understands love", the subject matter is not limited, the heroine does not need to be coquettish, the heroine does not need to be coquettish
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Finally, someone wrote that the most subversive character was not like the emperor anymore. Some books put all the blame on Lao Ru. The emperor looked like a brave and fighting Ruyi. It made me really feel physically uncomfortable. . The author writes beautifully
The writing is really good, and the author has cleared up any areas that need to be cleared up. The article seems very comfortable and the pace is just right. It is not mindless and refreshing, nor is it irritating to the point of breast hyperplasia. The author is a very gentle person, and is very good to every character in the novel. There is no unreasonable good or unreasonable bad, and he does not insult any character (seriously) I have read a lot of fanfics in which the person being attacked was replaced by Da Ru, but no matter who the person being attacked can be changed, the nature of the incident itself cannot be changed. This is an insult to the female character. Those who are bullied should retaliate, but not in this insulting way.) But the author did not do this. I really think it is great. I recommend everyone to read it.
The author's writing is really very good. I have been following the book from the early stage until the end. At first, I actually thought that the heroine's personality was a bit like Fu Cha Rongyin's Bai Yueguang, but gradually I saw the difference. The heroine really loved every concubine and heir in the harem equally. He treated her with tenderness as a modern person with openness and tolerance, rather than as a superior person giving alms. And the descriptions of the supporting characters in it are very interesting. In fact, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace TV series is a very one-sided portrayal, that is, his characters, especially the villain, are very one-sided. As for viciousness, he only has viciousness, and loyalty, he only has loyalty. But you can't only have this or these two sides, and I always feel that the characters in TV series sometimes It's quite sad at times, like being controlled by a marionette and the plot, and having no control over life or death. I also like the author's approach very much. They have found their true selves at the end of their lives, giving every villain, villain or supporting character a vivid and three-dimensional image, as if there really is such a person in another world. Just like all the novels about palace fights, no one is not sad in the end. Even the person who wins in the end is only a little less sad than others. The author's core is always very rational, and he does not blindly fall into the harem battles, one-sided To compete for favor, the center of the palace struggle for power is not the concubines, selfishness, public power, queen mother, status, etc., But only the emperor. This is the tragedy of the feudal monarchy. The concubines fight back and forth, and in the end the emperor alone can overwhelm all their efforts. I have always felt that the author's writing style is very gentle, with a kind of trickle flowing through my heart, and then leaving a series of ravines. Each character is vivid and three-dimensional, with his own personality, both good and bad. Even Ruyi will give him some in the end. It cannot be said to be a whitewash or a highlight, it can only be said to be some of his own highlights. In fact, Ruyi has been confused all his life. In the end, he still became Qingying for a moment. It feels that based on the reality of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, it is a bit like the sober black lotus heroine Ruyi in the novel, who was suddenly taken over by Ruyi in the drama version of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, so he changed his name and became more and more outrageous. At the end of his death, he briefly regained the use of his body, and finally loved his children for once. I still hope that the heroine can go home, as if he has spent a time-travel life in a dream, but when he wakes up, he is still the carefree girl in modern times. I hope the author will write about other themes of time travel, such as time travel books, time travel dramas, variety movies, etc. I feel that the author's ideas and writing style are very good, and I look forward to it.
Hahaha, it's so beautiful, so cool! There are basically no normal people in this palace. At first, I thought the heroine was a bit too kind, but later I discovered that living with Zha Zhalong was actually the most beneficial society for the heroine at that time. The heroine began to be afraid, panicked, and lonely. She was incompatible with this place, but she gradually became a qualified queen. She developed herself along with the plot and became suitable. Ying Shen Gong became more and more powerful, but she was never happy. She did not do anything to the children, and she wholeheartedly protected some girls and was also a holy mother. In fact, it was her insistence on living in New China. She was afraid that one day she would no longer be herself, and sticking to the bottom line was also a yearning for the original world. She did not want to become just a qualified empress of the Qing Dynasty.
The writing is so good. You can see the author's love for each character between the lines, even for Ruyi, Hailan, and Jin Yuyan. The author must have regarded them as real characters when typing. The whole article also constantly tells us: the source of the madness of women in the harem is the irresponsible emperor. Yan Hao is clumsy and painful. A young woman in modern society suddenly turned into a queen in feudal society. She is frightened and tired. She suppresses her nature and becomes more and more like a "filial queen". While she pities herself, she also pities everyone trapped in the Forbidden City, whether they are eunuchs, maids, concubines, or children. So well written!
Very good! ! ! Very well written! ! It is no longer just a fanfic, it has completely written the wife's own style and unique character! ! At first, I thought it was just like other fandoms who tried their best to abuse Ruyi in the same way. I got really tired of watching it too much. I usually only watch the beginning and the next because most of them have different beginnings, but the plots are very similar in the end. Overall, it's just abuse of Ruyi. Lan, the better ones will also torture Li Yuling Yun Che Hongli. I have read a perspective that made me very uncomfortable. Hongli tortured Ruyi. In fact, sometimes after reading too much, I feel that the emperor is the culprit of all this, so I didn't when I first opened this book. I had too much hope, I just thought it was hard to read no novels because I had to eat. I happened to see it on the homepage and thought I could read it at the beginning to have a meal. Unexpectedly, it was just ordinary at the beginning, but the writing got better and better as I went to the end. The theme was directly sublimated later on. I read Mrs. My thoughts on the ending resonated even more. When I first read it, I could tell that my wife just wanted to write a simple fanfic, but the more I wrote, the more I couldn't stop. It felt like all the characters came to life, and everyone had their own story and personality. It was really amazing. I like the character design of Zhen Huan very much, because I don't like the Zhen Huan in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. In my eyes, Zhen Huan is the Zhen Huan in The Legend of Zhen Huan who is affectionate, loving, daring to love and hate. She is rational and clear-headed and does not take the initiative to harm others, but she is not cowardly, so I had a very high impression of this book at the beginning, and the character of the heroine later was also impressed. My eyes lit up. In fact, before I read it, I was a little worried about whether it would be the kind of matriarch sect that doesn't love their husbands. I decided to read this book after seeing the plot of Doctor Wen. Hahaha~ I thought there would be many, but it's okay to only have one. The ancient protective measures were terrible. As long as one person is really clean and can protect himself. When I saw the middle period, I had a vague idea that my wife praised Jingse too much. From Hongli's perspective, she was almost perfect. I wondered if Jingse would inherit the throne. Later, when I saw Yong Cong, I thought it was impossible. But when I saw that Jingse opened a girls' school, I knew that my wife was going to do something big. It was imperative for women to participate in politics, and Jingse was the first person to break the shackles of the ceiling in the position of the princess. As my wife said, I love every character in it, and I can really feel it. When I watch it, I can feel that my wife has her own emotions for each character. I am not saying that every character is perfect and a good person, but every character is very three-dimensional and full of different vitality. I think the scheming of the heroine and the children is very simple but very difficult to write. It's simple. The emperor's men used only a few fluttering sentences and a coincidence to provoke people's hearts twice. The difficulty lies in how to grasp this opportunity and planning time. It scared me both times. The thrill of simply provoking people's hearts and the sense of absurdity, especially the time between Hongli and Hongzhou, were so scary. To add a topic, hahaha, I have come across a saying before that the reason why most male authors cannot write about the love between women and men, but can write about the brotherhood between men very well, is because most male authors do not write about the love between women and men when they write about the love between women and men. Put on an equal footing, the "brotherhood" they describe is actually the "love" that many women yearn for, so there is a saying now that "a gay woman who has worked hard half her life is not as good as a straight man who sells it lightly." I don't agree with this statement. The gay woman is the greatest existence. This view It reached its peak after I read this article. In this fan article, there is no blindly criticizing the villains and favoring the decent, nor does it say that the heroine can only be cold-faced and careless about the harem. I especially like the scene where the sisters in the harem gather together. It is really very warm. I really like the bickering between Xiao Gao and the others. Of course, I also like the description of family affection in it. One of the things that touched me the most was the heroine's decision to raise Yongjiu. I was very touched. I don't like children, but children are innocent. They rely on the guidance of their parents for everything else, so I think the wife is really good at writing. It's very great! ! In short, it's the end of the show! Looking forward to my wife's next works! I wish my wife a safe and healthy life! Also, my wife added story lines and backgrounds to each character! It's really amazing! ! The appearance of the character Hang Que adds points to the two characters of Jin Zhong and Jin Bao! ! It's great to finally be brothers with Hang Que in this life, Chang Huan, or I should call him Hang Fu, and Eucommia ulmoides, but now I should call her Huan Huan. I also want to know about the lives of other people, such as Suning and the others, and if I can, I would like to see the modern life of the sisters in the harem. The extra stories that follow are so well written! ! Especially the chapter about Hongli and Mammy, I was so brave to write it! ! Great writing! ! History is a little eunuch who can be tailored by anyone, and fan fiction is even more so, so my wife can write whatever she likes! No one knows what the situation was like that night, and the same goes for the subsequent conversation between him and Xuanrong. What he said was that he missed what he was thinking in his heart and finally ended the relationship. Finally, the modern extra wife is so pretty! Woohoo! ! ! Why are all the wives so good at writing modern extras! ! But it feels like it's not over yet! I'm really looking forward to future developments! Is it because Haohao changed history that the first half of Mamoru's life was also changed?
From the first time I encountered "Dang Dang Hou", I was addicted to it and read it all night long until I caught up with all the updates. During this long reading journey, it accompanied me through the preparation time for the national and provincial examinations and became an indispensable part of my life. I also fell into confusion while following the series: the protagonist is a modern person, but I kept having conflicts between the historical Empress Fucha and the image in the book, so much so that I once forgot her original name - Yan Hao. She is not Fucha Langya, but a woman who has been put into the shell of an ancient person and had to endure feudal oppression. Her fate is very similar to Ruoxi, whom I have always sympathized with. The characters in the book are lifelike, and even the annoying characters have their own sincerity. The deep brotherhood between Hongli and Hongzhou, the true nature of Xichenfeng (perhaps sometimes I think that is where Qingying really is), and Hailan's deep love for her children, etc... These emotions are intertwined to form a complex and real world. Everything in the world is not black and white, and there are many stories that are difficult to understand. They are like life itself, wandering in gray areas and full of complex emotional entanglements. I love the many vivid characters in the book, and Dai Jiaxuanrong, who would rather be a piece of jade than a piece of shit, is the most popular. Her life was stolen in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, but her life was returned in "Dangdanghou" and she regained her soul. I still clearly remember the strong shock I felt when I read her decisive moment. I knew I didn't have the fearless courage she did, so I kept praying silently in my heart that she could escape, but I never really understood that what she pursued was never to live in an ignoble existence, but to defend her dignity and beliefs in a noble manner. Many plot developments also shocked me. I am used to the same and familiar plot routines. When I first read "Who said that the throne can only seat one person", it was like a thunderbolt and I trembled all over. The children trained by Fucha Langya are open-minded and advanced in ideas, far better than me, a modern person with rigid thinking. There are so many words to say. I have watched the ratings of books rise and fall all the time, and I always long to write a book review that can express my reading experience. However, writing and deleting such a long paragraph makes me feel ashamed that I lack words to express what is in my heart. I wish the author a happy new year and peace and prosperity~
This is the only full-length novel I have finished in recent years. At the beginning, I simply wanted to read some fanfics to vent my anger on because I couldn't stand those people in Da Ru Chuan. As I watched it, I found that I started to fall in love with this. It seems that there are not many "cool" novels out there. It seems that no evil is punished and no villain succeeds. Even if everyone goes offline, I can only feel deep regret. It is not like Da Ru Chuan, who is bad and stupid. Everyone has their own pursuits and ideas. They are not puppets who appear for others and to shape others. In the end, in addition to sighing that everyone can finally have their own lives, they also regretted the difficulty of women in ancient times. Even if they are like Fucha Rongyin, who is perfect in everything, they can be discarded at any time in the face of power. There are also many, many emotions that I won't go into details about. I really like this work and hope it will become popular as soon as possible! ! Looking forward to the author's new article [Adoration] [Laughing]
Oh my God, if this book were a real-life Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace script, it would probably be as famous as Zhen Huan's Royal Love in the Palace now... It seems that I still prefer this kind of group portrait type of fans. Everyone (even Da Ru) has constraints, willfulness, tears, laughter, gains and losses... I deeply feel what the author said about loving every character in the novel.
You can read it. The overall evaluation is that this novel at least made me feel that the author was writing seriously. What I personally like the most is that the heroine laments how she is being assimilated step by step, which is quite rare in fan time travel novels, so it is a highlight. In addition, every character has its own soul later on, including Da Ru, who looks like a human being. I don't deny that she was a clown in the early stage, but at the end, she also explained some behavioral psychology. At least she has her own logic and is not so confusing. Even when she broke her hair, I didn't think she was unreasonable, including using the Buddha statue to harm Yong Lian. Although it was wrong, it was indeed logical. But at the same time, I wanted to stick to the original drama, which led to a small bug that I personally felt. The transformation of some relatively negative characters is a bit abrupt, and there is no sign of their darkening. For example, Jing Si and Yu Guiren made me feel a bit sudden, a bit stiff and not well prepared. Furthermore, I felt it was a bit unnecessary to tell Hongli to kill Hongzhou at the end, maybe because I wanted to plump Hongli up, but the contrast between his bright appearance at the beginning and his dimming later was enough. He was indeed the chief beneficiary of the feudal system, but the plot of shrimp and pig heart made me feel a little uncomfortable. It also surprised me that Lao Qi succeeded to the throne because he was the imperial physician. Furthermore, I feel that there are a bit too many new characters and plots. Some places can be briefly mentioned like a lock cylinder without introducing them in too much detail. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. It can be seen that the character creation is relatively successful. Daru is no longer so hateful.