I Became an Emperor in a Film and TV Crossover
我在综影视当皇帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 933k Words
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Crossover TV Dramas, Quick Transmigration, Male Succubus, System, Beloved by Everyone
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Looking for books like A Different Male Lead in the World of Drama. Any gender pairings or male-male couples are fine, and no romance is fine too. Just no harems, and it must be a crossover of film and TV worlds. Something like A Shi's Film and TV Worlds would also work, with some stories from a female lead's perspective and others where a woman transmigrates into a man. No...
Looking for Popular Multi-Fandom TV Adaptation Stories With a Beloved-by-All Lead, Great Writing, and Multiple Love Interests
Looking for stories similar to *Comprehensive Film and TV Universe: The Sweet, Soft Beauty Wrecks the Plot Online*. Please make sure it’s a crossover of film and TV works. Don’t recommend anything else! Preferably a long story with lots of chapters already posted, both male and female characters, and a protagonist everyone loves.
Quick Transmigration, Male POV, Completed
Reader comments 10
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Good-looking, Ruyi is the most emperor-like political creature, and he understands his identity and position very well. Unlike other literature, no matter what artifacts, mythical beasts, or spiritual reincarnations, they all treat themselves as Han Chinese, more human than human, and completely forget their identity and mission. The second world started to write vulgar love stories. It was quite embarrassing. The male protagonist was a heartthrob. The female characters completely lost their original charm and became the supporting wife of the male protagonist.
After watching it for a long time, I really couldn't find a sense of empathy.
In fact, the writing style is quite good, but I have only read The Legend of Zhen Huan and not Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. After he ascends the throne, the plot is almost boring. It's okay to watch the old emperor's women engage in palace fights, but after the protagonist ascends the throne, his own woman also fights with each other.
The writing is very good. I really like to read it. Hongli is a lustful person and so am I [laughs]. The first part is still a bit stiff and the sense of substitution is not particularly strong. The more I write in the later part, the better and more natural it becomes. It looks good.
It's good-looking and objectively describes the machinations and indifference of a creature like the emperor, without losing the human touch of politics. I like this kind of innocent protagonist who is actually a black glutinous rice ball
The second volume of the Ming Dynasty drama series is particularly good. Will you consider writing an urban movie drama series later?
I've finished reading the first world. I don't know what it was like before the author revised it. Anyway, it's pretty good now.
The writing is pretty good, with no obvious bad points. There's just no rating, I feel confused 🤦🤦
It's beautiful, a different perspective of palace fighting, it's refreshing to watch all kinds of beauties vying with each other and getting jealous.
It's really strange. I thought this book was quite good, and I updated it with more than 200 chapters. However, it was not rated because there were not enough people to rate it.