
The Qing Dynasty's Biggest Flirt Has the Imperial Consorts in Tears
大清中央空调,娘娘们都破防
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- Completed
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- 275k Words
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- 6mo ago
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- Fanqie
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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.
The Legend of Ruyi, Put Ruyi Through the Wringer
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.
Any Palace-Intrigue Novels Told from the Emperor's Perspective?
Seeking the Latest July 2024 Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace Fanfiction: Make It Angsty for Ruyi! Spicy and Zesty!
Looking for Feel-Good Stories About Clapping Back at Da Ru Like a Group
Preferably not too much focus on couples. And don't portray the Empress Dowager and Zhen Huan as the same person in order to smear Zhen Huan.
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.
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It's quite novel. Finally, I'm not just helping one side after traveling through time. (Maybe it's because of his flirtatiousness [laughing], but the male protagonist is quite friendly to Lao Ru so far [laughing] Looking forward to the follow-up Seeing that the back is a bit high and low, not suitable for the protagonist to control, the perspective from the back changes to Wei Yanwan.
Nice! It's quite a unique setting, and the authors really did a great job writing the Da Ru Chuan fanfic. He's a real scumbag, but it's pretty good to treat him as a leader without talking about emotions. No good reviews from Wei Jin! She selfishly hopes that Wanwan will get rid of hysteria as soon as possible and lead a happy life of promotion and wealth. Good! ! The ending was a little rushed, but it looked very enjoyable, without Wei Jin! Very good! Wanwan is in line with the historical ending, and has a different side in the author's writing, which is beautiful.
The writing is very good, and the angle is very novel. In the past, no matter how powerful the heroine of the fan fiction was, she had to make careful calculations and gain favor before she could help the poor people in the palace. But from the perspective of the emperor, he can completely defeat the efforts of those heroines with just his words. Even if he is a man who is a scumbag from a modern perspective, as long as he has a little kindness and compassion, it is enough to make those women who are suffering a good life. The writing is very good. The male protagonist doesn't have a God's perspective and doesn't know the plot. He doesn't hate anyone and favors whom from the beginning. The changes in likes and dislikes of the concubines are very logical. The female characters have the same temperament as in the TV series. I also hate the author who hates it. Hehe, it just ended too hastily. Han Xiangjian regrets that there is no follow-up of the clan members. The author should have finished it in a hurry because of the small number of readers.
It's quite funny to watch The Legend of Da Ru from Qianlong's perspective. So far, no characters are obviously OOC, and they don't deliberately abuse Da Ru to death. The children have given it to him, and the disgust can be traced step by step. The male protagonist is a modern central air conditioner with a good background. Although there may not be true love, most people in the harem should be able to live a much happier life than in the original novel.
Among the second-generation novels of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, it is the one that best fits the character. The others either went crazy or took advantage of the system, or tried their best to pull back the deviated historical direction. However, this new one always followed the script of the TV series. It just replaced the emperor with an ordinary normal person, which eliminated most of the bizarre things in the show. When you look at it, you may even unconsciously put on the actors' faces and imagine their expressions after the plot turns. Is this considered a kind of cybernetic immersion? 233333
The relatively rare Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfic that is not OOC has the aesthetic feeling of playing the Emperor's Growth Plan - Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. There is no God's perspective when the protagonist is dressed as an emperor. Everything that each character does makes sense. It is not just a funny and exaggerated fanfic. Because it fits the character so well, it can even be easily replaced by the performance of a TV drama actor. The only sad thing is that I want to grab the author's computer every day. It's not enough to read, it's too over the top.
Haha, central air conditioning is indeed suitable for being an emperor in the harem Interesting, very novel, fresh and refined, a breath of fresh air [Like][Like]
It is a wonderful book. The central air-conditioning of the modern three views in the first half is very well shaped. It seems to be able to really warm the harem, and the case is solved quickly and efficiently. But it has not completely developed into a cool novel. The constant fighting and calculation in the harem, the assimilation of the imperial power, the protagonist is becoming more and more like the original Zha Zhalong, and the suspicion of Concubine Zhuang in the later period and the posthumous remembrance are also very similar to Zha Zhalong's deja vu to Empress Fucha... Who can understand, I originally thought I was watching a male harem novel, but it turned out to be the male version of Ruoxi, which makes people feel disappointed.
It's good to watch, but a little short. I have to say that it's very enjoyable to watch when the protagonist deals with those brain-dead concubines. And this Hailan, my god, she is really the best. She might as well have sex with Ruyi. When having Lily, she treats the other person as a human being. She treats the other person as a god and a belief, and her brain is as if she has dropped her head.
I want to give it five stars, but I gave it four stars because I want everyone to see this review. The writing is really good, and each concubine is written very vividly, especially Wei Yanwan, who wrote the feeling of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Royal Palace. Finished, finished, unfinished + eunuch