
Princess Si Yao
九公主司瑶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The Lamb Who No Longer Stays Silent
Reborn for Revenge
Transmigrated to Ancient Times, Still Stuck as a Wage Slave
I Forsook Immortality for the Simple Pleasures of Mortal Life
Cling to the Regent’s Coattails and Tear the Trashy Couple to Shreds
The Transmigrated Legitimate Daughter Becomes the Heir’s Consort
From Unloved Concubine to Feared by All
Reborn Princess Flirts With Her Personal Shadow Guard
Transmigrating: From Farmer’s Daughter to Princess
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Looking for something like Zhaohua's Chaos. Rated 9.5 or higher! The female lead should be a concubine's daughter who gradually rises from a low rank, or works her way up in the prince's household. She should be clear-headed, have no love for the emperor or prince, be ambitious, ruthless, and quick to avenge herself. And she has to be smart, smart, smart! She pretends to be a pushover and then...
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The plot is more reasonable
It's pretty good so far, and I have the desire to continue watching it.
I just like reading this kind of non-verbose book.
Linked to each other, clear thinking