
The Phoenix Rises in the Wilderness: From Exiled Woman to Ruler of the World
凤起蛮荒:从流放女到天下主
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- Ongoing
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- 754k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 3d ago
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- Fanqie
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Stockpile Supplies, Keep a Low Profile, Seize Power, Build Your Own Base, and Fight Political Battles
Trying to Find a Masterpiece With a Strong Female Lead and No Romance on Tomato Novel. Hilarious, You’ll Never Find One
I'd like to read something like She Was Getting Sick of This. Can female-led, no-CP stories get any more ridiculous? Either they cram random one-sided crushes into a no-CP story, making everything ambiguous, or it's mindless wish fulfillment that assumes we have no brains. Or they can't even deliver the wish fulfillment...
Looking for Multiple Heroines, With Well-Developed Romance, Ideally Just Two or Three Heroines
Any Feel-Good Stories with a Female Lead, No Romance, Good Values, and No Stupid Characters?
An Age of Chaos Dawns, Dynasties Rise and Fall, and the Protagonist Climbs Up From the Bottom to Become Emperor
I'm looking for stories where the protagonist gradually recruits troops, builds up their forces, and expands their power.
A Woman's Quest for Power
Looking for a female-led political intrigue novel like *The Chaotic Era’s Female Warlord*, where she vies for supremacy amid the chaos.
Any Stories About a Woman Rebelling and Becoming Emperor in Ancient Times?
Looking for books similar to *Dream of the Red Chamber: Daiyu’s Elder Sister Is the Emperor*.
Female-Led Stories with No Romance and No Male Lead. No Male Lead, No Male Lead, No Male Lead.
This is important, so I'll say it three times: no male lead! No male lead!! Why do people keep seeing a few characters and recommending stories with male leads under a no-male-lead topic? I want the heroine to shine on her own. Urban entertainment, alternate-history settings, transmigrating as an adult or a child, it's all fine, as long as there's no male lead.
Female-Oriented Power Fantasy, No Romance!
Don't make a point of hiding the secret identity. Make her insanely rich, and no pandering to men.
Looking for a Story About Vying for Supremacy, With the Protagonist Unifying the Realm Through Their Own Faction
I'm looking for books like *From the Start, I Sign In with a Half-Saint Cultivation Level and Summon Two Great Gods and Demons*. The protagonist becomes the leader of a faction and leads it to grow stronger. He's also the strongest, immensely formidable, and rarely gets involved personally. He doesn't babysit his subordinates, but lets them handle things.
Strong Female Lead, Invincible Protagonist, No Romance!!!
No quick transmigration, apocalypse, or occult stuff. And don't have the protagonist transmigrate to the past only to have to deal with the original heroine's whole family!! Sidekicks and servants are fine. If it's an invincible protagonist story, don't make them timid and cowardly. They shouldn't act so timidly and cautiously.
The Heroine Rises to Power Amid Chaos and Becomes a Generation-defining Warlord!
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
An Empress with No Romance, Unifying the World (Female-Oriented Novel!!)
I want a story about an empress, with no romance. She unifies China and conquers the world. (No romance! No romance! No romance! I said it three times because it's important! Use your eyes to read, everyone!)
A Powerful Female Lead Playing the World as Her Game Board and Its People as Her Pieces, or an Assassin With a Secret Identity
I Declare Lin Zhihuang the Number One Female Lead on Tomato Novel!
Looking for books similar to Dad! Lie Down, and Let Your Daughter Make You the Supreme Emperor! (Female Warlords in a Chaotic Era). Are there any female-led stories like Female Warlords in a Chaotic Era, where the heroine, Lin Zhihuang, stays in control of her own life from beginning to end? She insists on marrying wives rather than becoming one, no matter how powerful the men are.
Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!! Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!! Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!!
Looking for content similar to "Ridiculous! The Host Pulls Out an S-Rank Item in the Novice World? (Candle Sound’s Quick-Transmigration Notes)." The female lead should be powerful from the beginning, invincible and number one in every world, brave, resourceful, and extremely intelligent. I want something with fighting and leveling up, where she is invincible among people of the same cultivation level. Note: just...
No Romance, Strong Female Lead
No romance, no romantic plotline, no ambiguous feelings, and no raising children.
Tired of the Same Old Plots, Getting More Cringeworthy by the Chapter
The Heroine Is the Emperor’s Legitimate Eldest Daughter, Skilled in Strategy and Martial Arts, and Eventually Becomes Empress
Looking for books similar to *The Heir Apparent's Consort Holds a White Moonlight Script*. I read one before but can't find it now. The heroine was the empress's legitimate eldest daughter, and the emperor doted on her, but the empress preferred her own legitimate younger brother. The heroine had her own fief and army, and the hero's family...
Transmigration, Female-Oriented, Becoming Emperor in a Chaotic Era
Looking for books like *Transmigrating into a Chaotic Era, the Mad Princess Builds a Nation Through Robbery*.
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It was so exciting to read the first 10 chapters. The protagonist traveled through time and became the daughter of a sinner. In the beginning, all the men in the tribe were killed except for a few children. Only a group of women (and two, three or four young boys) were left in the tribe and were exiled. The heroine became the patriarch and led the tribe to conquer the world. The protagonist's team is all women.
After seeing Chapter 79, I am lazy and don't like to comment much, but I am afraid that there are few comments and poor data, and the author will give up. I quickly come over and give a five-star review. The content is well written, and the characters that appear frequently are also well established. I continued to look. . .
This book really stood out to me. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the characters are described in detail, and every detail can withstand scrutiny. The author's writing style is smooth and natural, and it reads very smoothly. The overall structure is clear and the logic is strict. I highly recommend it!
Is she the heroine? Don't conquer the world, dominate the world, and then say that being an emperor is so tiring, then go to the harem and become a queen. Talk about retirement. Then the male protagonist said that in order to balance the dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, he had to raise 360 harems, and then the female protagonist cried. Come on, you love me, I love him, he loves her, forced love, confinement, and then he chases. She can't fly, she can't fly, [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]
The world view is quite large. The heroine is brave and resourceful. The description is more detailed and described from multiple angles. It is still highly recommended, if you like to watch heroine type, you can watch it. The fighting in troubled times highlights the cruelty of war and the heroine's wisdom, bravery and kindness. Personally highly recommend. I have read almost 200 chapters, but there is no description of love, it is basically family love. A pure heroine. The big heroine fights for world domination. Develop and expand the map along the way. Very cool
It's pretty cool. Here's a suggestion. As the population and soldiers increase, there will definitely be more and more wars in the later period, and more and more people will be injured. Don't even think about returning to the city to seek treatment from those old Chinese doctors. Medical soldiers accompanying the army are indispensable. They don't need to be able to treat difficult and complicated diseases, they only need to be able to stop bleeding, clean wounds, suture and bandage. The most common deaths in ancient wars were wound infections. Think about it, soldiers who have been trained for a long time are bleeding due to injuries from swords, guns and arrows, and they have to wait until they return to the city... When they return to the city, the old Chinese medicine doctor also wraps the wound with cloth. Once the wound is infected, it will become swollen and inflamed. People can easily die by drinking medicine and their own resistance, so medical soldiers are indispensable. People who are injured by medical soldiers do not have to wait to return to the city. They can go directly to the battlefield to stop the wound and suture it, and drink some anti-inflammatory decoction. It is better to survive than to wait for the old Chinese doctor to treat it. Although there is no current level of medical care, modern medical concepts can be used to popularize why wounds are repeatedly red, swollen and inflamed, and why wounds take a long time to heal. When the wound was injured, it came into contact with unclean clothes, unclean hands, and unclean water. Not only is the wound less likely to collapse after being sutured, but it is also easier to heal. It is a few steps ahead of the old Chinese medicine practitioners, and it is simple to handle.
Yes, the heroine has a good temperament and is very decisive.
Very well written. Like
It's okay, (personal feeling) three stars, but I'm afraid it will affect the rating and traffic too much, so I ordered four stars [face covering], but it's already very good. I feel like I don't have any skills and can't write well.
It's good-looking. The heroine is capable and leads everyone to get better step by step. There is no plot to look down on the heroine because she is a woman. When you see her, you see her momentum instead of her beauty.