
After Losing My Job, I Became a Paparazzo in the Imperial Harem
失业后我在后宫当狗仔
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Both the Male and Female Leads Transmigrate
Help!!! I want the kind where both the male and female leads transmigrate to ancient times, then use secret signals or infer from each other’s behavior that the other person has also transmigrated. Sobbing.
Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times
Hey, everyone! Please recommend all kinds of novels where the female lead transmigrates to ancient times, preferably ones that are already complete.
Modern-Day Back-and-Forth Transmigration
Modern-day things brought to ancient times, and ancient things brought to the modern day.
A Dual-World Travel System That Lets You Go Back and Forth Between the Past and Present
Historical Romance Where Both Leads Transmigrate
Both the male and female leads should transmigrate or be reborn. Palace intrigue would be ideal.
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Looking for a novel where the male lead returns from abroad to the city. I can't remember the beginning, but at one point he gets injured and all the female leads go crazy. I think one of them is a mafia boss, another is a CEO, and another is a high-ranking military official. Please help me find it.
Any Novels About the Past and Present Connecting? Please!
I feel like there are so few stories with this kind of premise these days. I read one ongoing novel and suddenly got really interested!
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This novel cleverly combines the perspective of a modern working man with the setting of a harem. The heroine has no love interest or female rivalry, and is focused on making money and career. The emperor is not a traditional hegemon, but rather cute in contrast. The scene where the concubines in the harem collectively feel sorry for the heroine and line up to send the handsome guy off is both funny and heart-warming, breaking the depressing feeling of conventional palace battles. The writing style is brisk, the rhythm is comfortable, and there are no forced wit or embarrassing plots. It is a relaxing ancient saying worth reading in the near future.