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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- 832k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Ancient-Style Life
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- 14d ago
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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.
Stockpile Supplies, Keep a Low Profile, Seize Power, Build Your Own Base, and Fight Political Battles
Looking for Multiple Heroines, With Well-Developed Romance, Ideally Just Two or Three Heroines
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...
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...
Growing from Weak to Strong, Step by Step Building Your Own Power
Any Feel-Good Stories with a Female Lead, No Romance, Good Values, and No Stupid Characters?
The Heroine Rises to Power Amid Chaos and Becomes a Generation-defining Warlord!
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.
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 Lead Builds Infrastructure and Fights for Supremacy
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrators Have a System, So Of Course They Become Empresses." An ancient setting, please, no apocalypse or modern city settings. I don't mind whether there's a male lead, but I don't want lots of romance, and please don't give me the kind where the father and brothers conquer the world for someone like the title suggests. I want a story focused purely on the female 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.
Seriously, I Just Want a Romance-Free Story, but Every “No Romance” List Has Couples
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.
Does Tomato Have No Good No-Romance Books? 🐒
As long as there's no romance.
Ancient Times, an Age of Chaos
Looking for books similar to The Warlord Era: You're Crazy! You Call This a Gang?
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!)
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.
A Powerful Female Lead Playing the World as Her Game Board and Its People as Her Pieces, or an Assassin With a Secret Identity
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.
Ladies, I'm Looking for No-CP Stories! No CP! No CP! Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories, Please
Please, no royal family plotlines. And don’t recommend anything with a couple, whether the male lead is just a background character, the romance is minimal, the story is really good, or it has two male leads. No way. Thanks!
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!
No Romance, Strong Female Lead
No romance, no romantic plotline, no ambiguous feelings, and no raising children.
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...
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The first 10 or so chapters were so enjoyable! The protagonist transmigrates into the body of the daughter of a disgraced official. At the beginning, all the male members of her clan, except for a few young children, are killed. Only a group of women (and two or three or four young boys) remain and are exiled. The female protagonist becomes the clan leader and leads her clan to conquer the world. The protagonist's core group consists of women.
I've read up to chapter 79. I'm usually lazy and don't like to leave reviews, but I'm worried that few comments and poor data might lead to the author quitting, so I'm quickly giving it a five-star rating. The content is very well-written, especially the frequently appearing characters, whose personalities are well-developed. I'll continue reading...
This book truly impressed me. The plot is tight and fast-paced, the characters are portrayed with exquisite detail, and every detail is meticulously crafted. The author's writing style is fluent and natural, making it a very smooth read. The overall structure is clear and the logic is rigorous. Highly recommended!
The world-building is quite extensive. The female lead is both brave and resourceful. The descriptions are quite detailed and multi-faceted. I highly recommend it; those who enjoy strong female lead stories should check it out. The chaotic battles highlight the cruelty of war and the female lead's wisdom, courage, and compassion. I personally highly recommend it.
Most of the writing is decent, and the character development of the female lead and some other female characters is good. However, there's a persistent tendency to depict women being violated. While a few such depictions would suffice to show the cruelty of the foreign inhabitants, there are far too many such scenes. Hopefully, the author will reduce these depictions in future installments.
Is this a female-centric story? Don't let her conquer the world, unify it, and then complain that being an emperor is too tiring, and run off to the harem as an empress. Don't tell me she's just retiring. Then the male lead says he'll maintain a harem of 360 women to balance the Tang Dynasty, and the female lead cries.
It's quite good. But I have a suggestion: as the population and number of soldiers increase, there will inevitably be more and more wars, and more and more wounded. Don't expect to be treated by those few old Chinese medicine doctors back in the city. Military medics are essential. They don't need to treat rare diseases; they only need to stop bleeding, clean wounds, suture, and bandage.
It's alright, (in my opinion) three stars, but I was afraid it would affect the rating and data usage, so I gave it four stars 🤦. But it's already very good. It feels like someone without any skill couldn't write it.
The female lead has a good personality and is very decisive.
It's very well written. I like it.