Forget Zhen Huan and Ruyi, the Qing-Dynasty Harem Is Going Wild

It's different from other comprehensive fics I've read. The heroine is not keen on having children. She takes the initiative if she has a scheming idea. She has a bottom line and plans to seduce people before going to the harem together. It feels a little bit frustrating to say it feels good, and it feels a little bit satisfying to say it feels aggrieved. Zhen Huan's high status in the world has always been suspected by Big Fat Orange, but this is the first time I saw a heroine who clearly plotted against the Queen Mother Hua Fei and the Empress Dowager, and she never gave birth to a child until she was crowned empress. Ruyi's world is like a ghost fighting against a wall. The plot can be returned to the original point no matter how you twist it, but it is quite interesting. The main plot focuses on the heroine instead of listening to Ruyi's daily wall. The whole Hailan scene is not passed through. Langhua dies quickly, Ruyi also dies quickly. The second half of the plot is completely cut off. Miracle Wanwan has no chance to appear, and the heroine is crowned queen so quickly. The story of Meng Guzhuer's Little Palace Maid is not finished yet, but it is very novel. I have never seen the Legend of Zhen Huan from this angle. The beginning is quite hellish. The fourth uncle is such a bastard in trying to forgive me. I can't figure out what to do. The age difference is so big that it really offends our heroine. The only regret is that every short story ends abruptly. There is no follow-up of the heroine completing her task and being crowned empress or queen mother, and there is no explanation of the fate of other characters. I want to read extra chapters. For example, in the first world, I have been waiting for the heroine to be the regent queen, but it didn't happen.

The Legend of Zhen Huan is a fanfic of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. The main character is about to travel through time. The character is good. The main character does things neatly and neatly. The writing is not bad. There are some strange bugs. The background integration is okay. The plot of the first part is a bit frustrating, and sometimes the second part is like a ghost hitting a wall.

It's so cool, the heroine's battle of wits is so fun to watch

Very good, the heroine is well established, there are no major conflicts, it all depends on the heroine's delicate mind and resourcefulness, and the sisterly relationship with Gao Keai is also very enjoyable.

Why not updated? Why why ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Although the heroine lives in a feudal dynasty, she does not pursue feelings or use her body to please men. Her thoughts are clear and pure, like drinking nectar from a clear spring.

Not clichéd, not feeling aggrieved, just refreshing

It's good-looking, the heroine is pretty cool, but I feel like she's a bit frustrated being a concubine, and the superiors keep suppressing her because she's smart.

Clearly, I finally see Gong Douwen who doesn't always give birth to children.