The main story is complete, and bonus chapters are being updated!
After their deaths, Nian Shilan and Cao Qinmo drifted as spirits for years, seeing both the future and the past clearly.
When she opened her eyes again, Consort Hua had been reborn three days before the imperial selection,
while Cao Qinmo had been reborn before the New Year’s Eve banquet.
They exchanged smiles. “Kill him? That would be far too easy on him!”
In this life, they would destroy his heart first, then seize his empire!
A great clan like the Aisin-Gioro cannot be wiped out by attacking it from the outside. It can only be completely destroyed by letting it rot from within.
The Forbidden City was a chessboard, and emperors and ministers alike were its pieces.
The empress was deposed, the empress dowager died, Prince Guo was crippled. The court fell apart, and everyone turned against the throne.
Across the land, people rose in response: Drive out the barbarians and restore China!
Slaughter the rotten Eight Banners! Reclaim the Han homeland!
Historical records state: Noble Consort Hua, Consort Xiang, and Princess Wenyi died in a fire at Yikun Palace.
The emperor suspended court for five days, overcome with grief.
Before long, Nian Shilan rode a white horse at the head of an army of women and Ye Lanyi’s beast corps.
They stormed the palace gates, deposed the emperor and empress, and made them human swine, immersing them together in the same vat.
Empress, didn’t you want to share a bed with him in life and be buried together in death?
I’m granting your wish!
When the emperor learned that Nian Shilan would proclaim herself emperor on his birthday,
he howled from the Court of Judicial Review: “Shilan, you’ve made my life a living hell!”
Firing the first shot in the female-oriented derivative genre, the anti-Qing and restoration of Ming movement!
It's good! It would be even better if there were fewer typos. I'd like to ask if Consort Hua has a romantic pairing? I want to read about Consort Hua and Cao Qinmo's relationship! I think they're a perfect match—one powerful but lacking in strategy, the other strategic but powerless! But of all the Consort Hua rebirth novels I've read on Tomato, only yours features Cao Qinmo and Consort Hua! 🥰🥰🥰
Wow! I finally found a book about the restoration of the Qing Dynasty!
Of all the derivative works of "Empresses in the Palace" that I've read, this one has the best message. It's written for the Han people and sings for women—it's truly excellent. As a graduate with a master's degree in Chinese Language and Literature who graduated many years ago, I've never been able to commit to writing anything good, which I'm ashamed of. But the author has done it—written a great book! (My first review is dedicated to this book.)
The story of overthrowing the Qing and restoring the Ming is written with great emotion; the characters seem to come alive. I enjoyed it.
Very good. The concept, writing style, and logic are all excellent, and the interaction between the two little creatures is adorable and fun. The only downside is the amount of dialogue and monologues; some monologues aren't in quotation marks, which makes reading slightly more difficult. But overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. 😘
It's not bad; surprisingly, it's still yuri (lesbian) at the end. The only downside is the long prelude and the somewhat cramped beginning. The point-of-view transitions later on are a bit odd. Overall, it's alright.
It's so good! (Ꙭ) The author's writing is so good, and the theme is wonderful too! つ♡⊂
Volume 1 is really good. A truly unique rebirth story. 👍👍
The writing is excellent and well-reasoned.