
The Phoenix’s Cry Across the Nine Heavens: The Night Emperor’s Poisonous Contract Bride
凤唳九霄:夜帝的契约毒妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 449k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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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.
Do You Know? Do You Know? The Leaves Should Be Lush and the Flowers Lean
Looking for stories like Do You Know? Do You Know? The Leaves Are Green and the Flowers Are Fading.
Light and Enjoyable Palace-Intrigue Novels Worth Rereading
Looking for books similar to The Empress. This book isn't as full of dramatic twists and turns as Empresses in the Palace, but it has the same gently unfolding everyday life as The Story of Minglan. It isn't as sorrowful and bittersweet as Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, but it shares The Story of Minglan's wisdom about women. Although it takes place in the imperial harem,
Historical Romance: The Emperor and His Consorts, Fighting in the Palace by Imperial Decree
Are there any stories where the emperor and his consort are in cahoots and conduct palace intrigue under imperial orders, working together? Ideally, it would be a little funny.
Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Fights Back, A Beloved’s Love-Stealing Plot
Looking for books like "Stealing Love: I Want the Heroine's Man". The heroine is a quick-transmigration supporting character who turns the tables: a heart-stealing story about a heartthrob. When supporting characters who are fixated on unrequited love get trapped in plots targeting the heroine and stealing the male lead, no one thinks they can break free...
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I really like this beautiful article where the male and female protagonists go in both directions.