Big female protagonist + multiple male protagonists + ongoing struggle of the female protagonist + family affection + group portrait (mainly about the female protagonist, the male protagonists will not have too many scenes.)
Yue Xihuan, who was born with a noble family, was sent to the Protector's Mansion by the late emperor as soon as she was born, and became the young princess of the Protector's Mansion, the largest family in Xi Kingdom.
After years of torpor and dormancy, she finally began her path of revenge, and finally ascended to her supreme position step by step.
There is no outline, just write wherever you think.
Yoyo's writing style isn't very good either, so please don't mind.
If you don't like it, please leave it and don't cause trouble for yourself.
Finally, happy reading! ! !
Also known as "The Little Princess Is Going to Become the Emperor"
Reader comments
The group dotes on the heroine without suffering any loss. I really like this kind of article.
The heroine is very sober, very transparent, and does not indulge in love snat949111en1. This is really mainly because Quirrell Reeves'n is in love, and she is not ambiguous about emotional matters, and speaks directly when she has something to say.
Getting along with family members is also very natural, they understand each other, trust each other, and support each other.
Looking at it now, I feel that there is no male protagonist, and it would be good to have a harem. Anyway, the female protagonist is not interested in love. In order to continue the bloodline, there should be a harem.
The heroine puts the country and the people first. As a prince, she has done a good job.
How come it's been more than a hundred chapters and yet not a single male protagonist has appeared? Isn't it said that there are multiple male protagonists in the harem? Why hasn't even one appeared yet?
The group dotes on the heroine without suffering any loss. I really like this kind of article. The heroine is very sober, very transparent, and does not indulge in love snat949111en1. This is really mainly because Quirrell Reeves'n is in love, and she is not ambiguous about emotional matters, and speaks directly when she has something to say. Getting along with family members is also very natural, they understand each other, trust each other, and support each other. Looking at it now, I feel that there is no male protagonist, and it would be good to have a harem. Anyway, the female protagonist is not interested in love. In order to continue the bloodline, there should be a harem. The heroine puts the country and the people first. As a prince, she has done a good job.
How come it's been more than a hundred chapters and yet not a single male protagonist has appeared? Isn't it said that there are multiple male protagonists in the harem? Why hasn't even one appeared yet?