
Transmigrated into a Useless Princess, I Slacked Off and Won the Throne from the Start
穿成废物公主,开局摆烂躺赢帝位
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- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into a Book as a Baby! Please!
The Protagonist Comes from a Powerful Family and Is Its Sole Legitimate Heir
Funny Stories About a Protagonist Who Just Wants to Slack Off and Be a Lazy Fish
Looking for something like The Genius Spellcaster Only Wants to Live Off a Woman. Something in that vein would be great: the protagonist wholeheartedly pursues a lazy, laid-back life. Even better if they actually succeed in slacking off. Oh, and it has to be funny. Funny enough, and laid-back...
The Sole Heir to an Ancient Family
Stories About Pure Little Babies Only: No Children Over Two, No Older Kids
Please stop recommending these. I said I want a baby. What good are all these recommendations where the kids are two or three years old?
Looking for Historical Romance, No Fantasy Elements
Looking for books similar to Jade in Hand.
Please Recommend Royal Pure-Baby Stories, Where the Emperor Has Only One Child, Like That Little Pear Novel
I’m looking for books similar to *The Little One Is Three, Your Majesty Is So Blessed*.
Cultivation, Farming, or Palace Intrigue: Strong Female Lead, No Romance
I want to read something like *I Was Just Stabbed to Death by the Male Lead, So I Turned Around and Started Cultivating Immortality* (*Cultivating Immortality to Change My Fate*). Any recommendations with a fast pace and a smart female lead who doesn’t dither or act melodramatic?
A Useless Prince Slacks Off in His Fief, Builds It Up in a Satisfying Story, and Shocks the Emperor
I'd like books like *Three Years of Slacking Off in My Fief: The Emperor Father Begs Me to Restore the Kingdom*. A laid-back fief, lots of girls, and a System.
No Male or Female Lead, No Romantic Tension, No Fake Harem. Any Genre Is Fine
Don't recommend anything with a romance plot!!!!! If it has sleazy, vulgar descriptions or tired old jokes, keep it far away from me!!!!! Tomato's books have completely grossed me out!!!
A Mix of Transmigration, Rebirth, Family Intrigue, and Palace Scheming
Looking for books similar to A Concubine's Daily Struggle to Survive in the Prince's Manor.
Looking for Funny, Fast-Paced Stories with a Beloved Little One, Villains, and Harem Intrigue
I'm looking for stories like *The Villainous Little One Is Three and a Half; If Dad Won't Start a Rebellion, I'll Do It*. Please recommend funny novels with a beloved-by-everyone child, a little one, villains, and palace intrigue. The pacing should be fast, and the writing should be excellent.
Recommend Some Stories You’ve Read Recently 😍
Looking for books like *She Made the Hot Search for Morning Sickness, and Her Mortal Enemy Knocked on Her Door at Dawn*. A notorious young actress and her nemesis marry first and fall in love later. A sweet story where a secret crush becomes real.
I’m Out of Books to Read, Everyone. I’ve Been Dropping So Many Lately. Please Recommend Something
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In fact, overall it is really good, but the most conflicting point is that the emperor died suddenly. It was really sudden. His death seemed to be just to let the heroine be the emperor. In the front, the heroine looks like she can't hold up the wall with mud, but as an emperor, as his only daughter, his identity is her life-saving talisman. Later, because the country has no money, the front line is in danger in the later period. Although it is absurd, but it is a feasible method, a series of actions made, really solved the problem. I think this is his father, the reason why he did not kill him
It still looks pretty good, but I want to know why it is said that the emperor is in his prime. They all want to care about Tuogu, not to have another emperor. And I didn't see anything preaching about the heroine's enlightenment. Aren't they shocked that the heroine can write? (Of course, it may be that he was taught it but didn't write it out.) It also feels like the emperor is not very involved in the heroine's life. He actually feels like a father to the heroine.
It feels quite novel. It depicts the daily life of an emperor who was forced to take office in a salty style. Haha, the bastard emoticons drawn by Zhao Zhao are so vivid. Ahhh, what an unexpected twist. When I started reading, I felt that Xiao Heng died a little unexpectedly and became ill quickly. I didn't expect that it was a fake death. Jin Chan escaped from her shell and thought there was no one behind her (I thought it was the preferential treatment of the heroine of the novel, so it went so smoothly), but I didn't know that it was him who was silently helping in the dark in another way. I feel that Xiao Heng faked his death because he was really in bad health; on the other hand, he was trying to clear the way for her after confirming her ability and ensuring that the only bloodline could inherit the throne; on the other hand, he found through many trials that Xiao Zhaozhao always had unexpected abilities to solve problems, but he would do his best to be lazy and evade his rights, so he forced her to fake his death to see if she was qualified to be the emperor. (I feel like this extra episode is the finishing touch. The twist is unexpected and reasonable. It also fills in several pitfalls, taking care of everything before and after.)
The heroine is reborn as the only royal princess through soul travel. She was a slut in the early stage, and ascended to the throne in the middle stage. After experiencing various hardships, she finally introduced the New Deal and invented various things that benefit the people. She is brave and resourceful, clear-headed, not a holy mother, and decisive in killing. Recommended reading
There is the fun of raising cubs, the fun of the heroine growing up, and the tears of family affection. Speaking of which... Is Xiao Yan dead? Or is he just pretending to die to relax and let the heroine grow up?
The characters have distinct personalities, General Shen, the Emperor, and the eunuch. Although there are many unrealistic bugs, the final presentation is quite passionate. The plots of seeking power and rebellion, the bastard recruiting troops, and ascending to the throne are interesting. If you don't care about logic, it can be really funny. The heroine's internal analysis is like brainwashing herself. It's a bit tiring after watching too much, but in front of the comedy, it is all trivial, and you can follow it.
I thought it was a sweet text about family affection, but my father actually died [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
This kind of writing is not about romance, but it is surprisingly good-looking. There is no need for a male protagonist at all, which is quite interesting haha
It's very good-looking, there's no exaggerated cheating, it's the real behavior of ordinary people who would end up in such a frightening way. How awesome and lovable he is right from the start, it's a bit whimsical. A harem with no backing, a harem that would be killed for the slightest bit of cleverness, and the reminder that all the other heirs are dead, is the displeasure of the emperor. How can we survive without pretending to be stupid... The heroine has a very good attitude
I laughed and cried while watching it. Forgive me, my tear level is really low. I kept crying in the last few pictures, especially the heroine whose father is gone, but I always feel that it is a set up. Please update it soon and add more updates. Don't let me forget the previous ones. Please, the author is great.