
Transmigration: I Want a House Full of Wives and Concubines
穿越:我要妻妾成群
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 362k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- I Was Framed, So I Bathed the Imperial City in Blood被算计的我,血洗皇城Alternate title on Fanqie
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It has a political intrigue element, but there's a sense of ambiguity—not the kind of ambiguity stemming from ignorance of the truth, but rather a disjointed, incoherent flow. It's unclear why the eastern border is concerned about the western border, why they took in two beauties without explaining their responsibilities, how Dongxiang came to be, and whether Chunxiang even exists.
It's pretty good; the plot is very engaging.
It's so beautiful, come and see!
It's so good, I love watching it!
I watched half of it, and it was pretty good.
It was so good, I was completely engrossed and finished watching it.