
Qing Ying's Soul Travels into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace
青樱魂穿如懿传
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TV Drama Fanfiction
Stories about transmigrating or being reborn into various TV dramas.
Spin-Offs and Fanfiction!
Anything goes. Classics and anime adaptations are all okay. A Jujutsu Kaisen fanfic would be even better! (Detective Conan would be great too. Romance would be even better, but I've already read so many, and I'm following one author's work right now.)
Any Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction That Doesn't Treat Readers Like Idiots? Miracle Wanwan
I want to read something similar to A Good Time: I Became the Emperor's Mother. Quick transmigration is fine too.
Palace Intrigue Like Empresses in the Palace
The female lead should be smart. No more stupid, clueless ones!!! She needs to become the champion of palace intrigue.
Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction
A fanfic. The female lead is Consort Xi's niece. She doesn't want to marry, but is bestowed on Hongli as a secondary consort. She enters the palace as a noble consort.
Female-Oriented! Looking for Empresses in the Palace and Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fics! Please Read the Requirements Carefully, Thanks!
1. I don't care whether it is a crossover of multiple film and television universes, as long as it includes this setting. 2. In Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, I want the female lead to transmigrate into Lang Huan, Gao Xiyue, Yihuan, or another Manchu or Mongol woman with a chance of becoming empress. I hate that scumbag Long Emperor. If possible, replace the male lead and don't let him ascend the throne!
Any Stories About Transmigrating into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace or Its Fan Fiction?
I don't like Ruyi being so obsessed with romance. I don't like Hailan either: she would even use her own son, and eating cinnabar while pregnant was just unbelievable. I feel like Fifth Prince was cursed with a mother like her. I want to read about a woman with principles and a career-minded streak who triumphs over Ruyi.
Looking for Palace-Intrigue Novels with a Scheming Heroine Who Drives a Wedge Between the Emperor and His White Moonlight
The emperor's childhood friend is reborn and realizes how good the emperor is, so she wants to rekindle their relationship. The heroine either awakens to the truth or transmigrates into a book, and learns that the emperor will cause her death. She doesn't want the emperor and his childhood friend to live happily ever after while she dies horribly, so she schemes to split them up and win the emperor's heart.
Looking for Books With the Unhinged Drama of Empresses in the Palace and Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace
Yu Ying'er turned into a ghost and threw Zhen Huan and Nian Shilan out, while Wei Yingluo slaughtered the harem. Hongli and the Empress Dowager fled to the Old Summer Palace. I read this book before, but I cannot find it now. Please, please, has anyone seen it?
TV Characters Reborn
Ladies, I'm looking for stories where characters from historical TV dramas are reborn, like *Empresses in the Palace*, *Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace*, or *My Fair Princess*.
Looking for Satisfying Stories Like Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace and Empresses in the Palace! The More Cathartic, the Better!
Looking for books similar to TV Dramas: The Ultimate Winner. I want the protagonist on the villain's side, like Wei Yanwan, Jin Yuyan, or Lang Hua. It has to be pure wish fulfillment! No new books! I want the kind that's satisfying from beginning to end. I don't mind whether the protagonist gets cheats, but even better if they do! The most important thing is that it's satisfying! Don't...
Characters from Empresses in the Palace Transmigrate Into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and Go on a Rampage
Looking for a Satisfying Wei Yanwan Story in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace! The Warrior of Yongshou Palace Can't Lose!
Looking for Novels About Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace
I'm trying to find a book I read before, with Fucha Langhua as the main character. She's very aloof, like a fairy, and Hongli is completely smitten with her. At the Summer Palace, Hongli even mistakes Langhua for Qingying. I think it was a quick transmigration story. Please help me find it!
Looking for Derivative Works Where Everyone Except Ruyi Has Ruyi Syndrome
Looking for fanfiction based on Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace where everyone except Ruyi is free of Ruyi-itis. That includes Hailan, Ling Yunche, and Li Yu too.
Looking for a Story Where Ruyi Is Reborn but Doesn't Refuse to Share the Emperor's Bed, Just Lets Things Happen Naturally
(When I made this post, *Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace* hadn't been dragged through the mud yet. I haven't watched a single one of those analysis videos, so I don't want any bashing stories.) I want a story about living a quiet, peaceful life and only engaging in palace intrigue when it's necessary to secure wealth and status. Above all, it should be well-written, have an authentic historical feel, and not be childish.
Looking for Palace-Intrigue Stories Like Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace
People are vicious.
Are There Any Stories Where Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace’s Ruyi Gets Over Her Obsession and Returns to Normal?
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I've read a lot of complaints and abuse articles, and I'm a little tired of them, so I want to write something different. 1. The settings of many characters in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace are very strange. I hope they can be changed. For example, take the transparent Chen Wanyin. She should not just be a resentful woman in the palace, nor should she be a poor woman who has to apologize to Ruyi after being favored. Therefore, a fate-changing scene was arranged for her in this book, and she found her own happy life. For another example, it is unreasonable that Jin Yuyan's motive for the palace fight is for the prince. She came from the north with a mission, and all the planning should be for the children, if not for the mother country. It cannot just be because of the prince's smile eight hundred years ago, so Qingying persuaded her to treat herself as a marriage princess. In addition, her abuse of Yan Wan for many years was purely a psychological problem and she must admit her mistake to Yan Wan. There is also Fucha Langya, who has been trapped for life by the position of queen and the glory of the Fucha family. This time she must be freed! Gao Xiyue was originally a silly girl, but unfortunately she turned bad in the palace. This time she must stay away from right and wrong and keep her original intention forever! 2. Many people in this book have very "outrageous" endings. In many Ruyi derivative novels, the so-called happy life is "high status, giving birth to a son, being the queen mother, being very favored", etc. I hope to escape from these settings. For example, Yi Huan, in the play, wholeheartedly pursues a child, but in the book, she personally gives away her unborn child, saying, "Whether or not to have a child should be a woman's own decision. How can men be allowed to say anything about it." She can loudly declare that reproductive rights should be in the hands of women, and then leave the palace resolutely. Although these harem women cannot escape the feudal imperial society, they can still use their own actions to live a different life. 3. It's really not a complaint, let alone a happy one. As for what kind of person Qingying is, we'll talk about it at the end.
I think it's pretty good. The rhythm is well controlled, not procrastinating or too fast. The speed is just right. Everyone's affairs are handled properly and appropriately. It really gives everyone a good ending. The Qingying written by the author is the warm harem person in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. I think this is the appropriate setting. The finale is very good. I really like this kind of happy scene. Everyone has something to do and has their own shining point. The chapters are not long but not short, so I like the speed and rhythm very much. It is worth watching.
I really like the ending in this book. The settings of each character are also in line with the previous settings. The author really tried his best to give each character a complete ending. Most of Ruyi's articles are about how to cure hysteria, which makes Daru unlucky. This book is unique. It does not give out any cheats because of the system. It is all planned by Qingying herself, using her own personality charm and ideas to change the world. This is really good. I really like Gao Miyue's monologue. I have always liked her in the original novel and in the drama. I cried a little while watching it. The cute and stupid big peacock should always be happy. It's just that the ending was a little rushed, and it always felt like it was a bit unfinished. But the intention is there, and overall it is commendable. The whole book is very comfortable and soft to read. There are no overly disgusting villains and there are not too many uncomfortable palace battles. If you want to change your taste, this book can make your eyes shine.
Does the author have a preference for the concubine Chu Ying? Her portrayal can be said to be very delicate and touching, and it touches people's hearts. The conflicting and complicated feelings between her and Lang Hua are also very well portrayed. This is the highlight of this book.
I have read a lot of "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" fanfics. Some are about Xi Yue being reborn, some are about Lang Hua being reborn, and some are about Qing Ying's soul transmigrating into another person and existing at the same time as Ruyi. They all just continue the palace fight and change the endings of some characters. The emotional line and sadistic heart are too boring. Only this one is the best, and the whole thing has risen to a new level.
It's very good, with a great layout. Unlike most Ruyi's novels, there is no trace of merging plot points from other well-known novels. The original plot is new and creative. It feels like it has nothing to do with Crooked Neck Qingying, more like the author has stepped into it (without affecting the reading experience). The overall story is relatively ideal. The children of the protagonist group are all good children. The villains will know how to correct themselves after being educated, or they will be suppressed and dare not resist after having an advantage in the hands of the protagonist (still does not affect the reading experience). Rating 8.5, Plus 1 point for intention, full star.
It can be said that this is the most well-intentioned article in the popular literature of Jiaowu. I give the author a super high praise, but don't be proud! Write quickly, write quickly, write quickly as I beg you🥺
Curious about the final outcome of Queen Fucha Really, everyone has a happy ending In addition, there is indeed a lot of foreshadowing, and you need to read it slowly to understand it. (However, there are many small mistakes, such as wrongly writing the names of characters and palaces; for the sake of the new concept and the grand layout, it is still a five-star review.)
The whole day was pretty good, except that Gao Xiyue and Hailan died unnecessarily in the later period. There was a feeling that the author didn't want them to live, so he wrote them to death [grievance]
The plot is novel and the characters are very three-dimensional. Qingying has a good outlook on life and is also very smart. The ending is very good, everyone has a destination.