[Various screen adaptations and their fan fiction + minor characters rewrite their fates + self-awakening and growth]
An Jing lived out an ordinary life in peace. She never expected the Underworld to be real, or that it would be overcrowded with souls because the living were reluctant to have children.
She was a wage slave in life, and even in the Underworld she was still a wage slave. With no one offering sacrifices to her, An Jing was “forced” to join the Underworld's new project: the Three Thousand Screen Worlds Obsession-Relief Plan. Starting with An Lingrong, all kinds of minor characters began taking paths completely different from those in the original stories.
1. Empresses in the Palace: An Lingrong (complete)
2. Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Jingyuan (complete)
This story is written purely for personal enjoyment. Some scenes are unkind to the original protagonists, so read with care.
This isn't a fast-paced story. Each character's story and plotline will be fairly long.
The first world is complete, so you can read without worrying that I'll abandon the story.
I'm a complete novice writer, so please leave your brain at the door.
(Updates every evening at 8 p.m., with bonus chapters around noon.)
Re-evaluate, above average. The character design of the protagonist is pretty good, but I still like the beginning. It's like a delicate and weak little green tea. Your description of the beginning is so similar that I can't live without it. I didn't expect it to be different later on. The plot is well written and has highlights, but I still think it's a bit dry. In fact, I think this kind of writing is better if it has a charming protagonist or an interesting plot. This one is somewhere in between, not as good, but not bad either. It just feels like a very traditional palace battle. If I still maintain this level after writing a long novel, then I feel like this can improve. It's too short now. Come on, author. The more I write, the better. Now I feel that the plot is really good. It's amazing that it didn't break down after I finished it. At first glance, maybe I had a preconceived idea of the main character. Later, I found out that someone was really setting up something very vivid, that is, hiding the evidence but not publishing it until the moment when the person can be completely taken down, so he was very cautious.
Good luck to the author who is quite good and good-looking!
The content of the novel is good, but the person looking at the cover was cautious and hesitated several times before removing it from the bookshelf.
Very nice, interesting content
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking