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  1. The Six-Year-Old Empress Is No Easy Mark 六岁皇后不好惹 Ancient Romance2.0M WordsCompleted All it took was a beer bottle to make foodie Du Yanyan transmigrate, and she ended up inhabiting the body of a six-year-old empress! She takes on the consorts, wins over the Empress Dowager, and gets the entire imperial harem in line! The restless little empress soon sets about opening a restaurant. No one expects her to have branches all over the country within just two years! The moment Du Yanyan sees the emperor, she is bewitched. From then on, she tries to win him over by throwing money at h 458Reads9.1Score103Shelves
  2. The Beloved Little Empress: My Father Is the Ultimate Villain! 团宠小皇后,我的爹爹是大反派! Ancient Romance488k WordsCompleted When Chu Zhaozhao was five, her villainous father sent her to the palace to become empress. She endured the cold stares of others, worked hard to study medicine and martial arts, and taught the imperial consorts. At such a young age, she held the entire harem together. Someone called her the daughter of a treacherous minister. Zhaobao glared at them: “Give her ten smacks on the palm!” Someone said she was unworthy of being empress. Zhaobao smiled coldly: “Come on, throw her into the Cold Palace. 71Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. The Beloved Five-Year-Old Princess: Taking the Palace by Storm with Her Space 团宠公主五岁半,带着空间搞内卷 Ancient Romance479k WordsCompleted [Beloved princess + five and a half years old + medical space + adorable and sweet] Qin Zhaozhao, a top graduate of traditional Chinese medicine, misses a step and becomes a five-year-old princess destined to be cannon fodder. The little cannon-fodder has a sickly empress for a mother, a workaholic emperor for a father, and a wicked consort who wants to kill her. At such a young age, Qin Zhaozhao has to navigate palace intrigue and find powerful allies if she wants to survive. She clings to 43Reads—Score—Shelves