
My Half Sister Is as Calm as a Chrysanthemum? After Switching Marriages, She Becomes the Harem's Favorite
嫡妹人淡如菊?换嫁后她宠冠后宫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
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Looking for High-Quality Novels with No Skipped Chapters
I'm a bit picky.
Palace Intrigue! High Status! HE! A Clever Lead
Ideally, an ensemble cast with women supporting one another. I want high-born characters, not stories about slowly climbing the ranks. Most importantly, the characters must be smart, and the supporting cast shouldn't be treated like idiots! Something that's both enjoyable and moving.
Stop Reading Silly, Sweet Heroines! This Is What Palace Intrigue Should Look Like!
Looking for something similar to The Noble Consort Is So Charming and Wins Favor All the Way to the Top. Chu Yao, the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Ying’s household, is sent to the Eastern Palace as a pawn and ignored by the Crown Prince. Relying on her allure and cleverness, she rises to become a deeply favored consort, takes on the empress, rules the inner palace, and brings the Son of Heaven to his knees,
Cultivation Stories with a Powerful Female Lead and an Ensemble Cast!
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I don't understand why such a beautiful book has such a low rating. It's a book that I could read without finishing every word. It's really beautiful and the characters are three-dimensional. They say that emperors have been passionate since ancient times. I think this article really fits my impression of the harem. The emperor's death later was a bit unprepared. , I was thinking about the heroine before I died. Really, I cried to death. The writing is really good. I really like that Pei. My favorite couple is Zhong Yi and the eldest princess Xiao Lan of Anyang. I really like Xiao Lan's character. It's so cute when paired with Zhong Yi. In short, full marks! ! !
It's really good to watch, but I almost saw the finale. Why was it suddenly removed from the shelves? Who knows? I got off work after a busy day and planned to read a novel to relax, but I found that my favorite novel was removed from the shelves [crying] [crying] [crying] I burst into tears
This is one of the few ancient sayings I have seen where both the male and female protagonists are particularly sober. The plot is not procrastinating, the characters are not frustrating, and the ending is even more unexpected. I did not expect that the emperor would die in battle in the end. The stamina is really great.
It's quite interesting to watch. The female protagonist has feelings for the male protagonist but not much. Although the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, he doesn't disband the harem. The emotional explosion at the end is still very exciting. It's just a pity that there is no modern side story of the emperor.
The heroine's character is very likable, especially when she dares to do anything to high-ranking concubines. It's the first time I've read this kind of harem story that isn't about Shuang Jie and isn't particularly tempting. It's quite interesting. In the end, the emperor died too suddenly [covers face] I still want them to live out their lives, even if they don't particularly love each other.
It's great to watch. I really want to see the extra story about the reincarnation of the emperor and the heroine. I feel so distressed! I want to see them grow old together, and really want to know what it will be like for them to meet again! After reading this novel, I felt a little empty. I obviously came here for the pleasure, but ended up getting stabbed in the end (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ), but I really really want to see their reincarnation.
Well written, author! I was really attracted by the introduction from the beginning, and then after I started watching it, I felt that the heroine was very smart, good at everything, ambitious and courageous. No wonder the male protagonist always doted on her. When the emperor suddenly passed away later, I still didn't react. But although the female protagonist didn't love the male protagonist much, she probably loved her, but she didn't love her as much as the emperor did. The most brilliant moment in the book is the series of reactions of the heroine when she learns that the second prince is rebelling. Calm, resourceful and strategic. Recommended [love] [love] [love] [admiration] [admiration] [admiration] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]
The book is beautiful and worth reading! The four stars are true. I think this article could be better and more exciting! There are some details! Did I forget when I wrote the article that Bihe was obviously killed, but Bihe still appeared later (this is a small problem) In addition, there are the incidents of Concubine Jin, Concubine Jin De, and the eldest prince. Earlier, it was revealed from the Queen Mother that the eldest prince was murdered by Concubine Ning's mother's family. Later, Concubine Su Xian was chatting with the maid and it was obvious that Concubine Su Xian was not aware that she was not the victim. In the end, Concubine Su Xian was offline. Hou attributed the death of the eldest prince to Concubine Su Xian. This Concubine Jin's line could be fuller. Her child was killed, and she later relied on the queen to take revenge. But she only paid lip service to Concubine Ning and didn't write what she really did! In the end, the death of the eldest prince was attributed to Concubine Su Xian, and she did nothing! If a person is really as pale as a chrysanthemum, why bother to leave the mountain, why bother to raise the third prince! ! ! In the end, in most stories where the heroine takes the throne, the final ending is that the heroine's child takes over, and the hero abdicates and wanders around with the heroine. This one is very sudden and different. The male protagonist is written to death, he was actually stabbed! ! !
Overall, it was pretty good, but I didn't like it a bit. It was a low-ranking and unfavored concubine who dared to talk to a high-ranking and favored heroine. It was not a single person, and it happened more than once or twice. It was like the little pipa fairy in Ruyi's Legend who dared to offend the noble concubine [covering her face]. It was a bit annoying, so I skipped watching it. I really like the emotional development of the male and female protagonists, not the Mary Sue. The female protagonist is 30% true and 70% false towards the male protagonist. She is very clear-headed and rational. It is not that the male protagonist is not worthy of love, but because the male protagonist is the emperor of the Three Palaces and Sixth Court and cannot be loved. But in fact, the heroine's sincerity is quite precious. I really like the heroine's words after the hero's death: "If people can really have an afterlife, and in the next life, she can be with him for the rest of their lives, then... It must be wonderful."
It's quite good-looking. The female protagonist is smart and self-aware, and the male protagonist emmm is also at his best [shy][shy][shy]