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Ji Yuebai always thought Fu Xiuqi loved staging rebellions. He kept rebelling until he became the legendary founding emperor.
Only after being reborn did she discover that Fu Xiuqi actually preferred romance. He was the legendary doting husband.
In her previous life, Fu Xiuqi searched for Ji Yuebai for many years. They only met when she was on her deathbed.
In this life, Ji Yuebai was reborn, and she persuaded Fu Xiuqi, the leader of the rebels, to change sides.
Every meeting in this world is a reunion after a long separation., The Grandmaster
A reborn heroine so sweet she'll make you swoon VS a transmigrated man so handsome he'll make you swoon
One-line pitch: He carries her to the dragon throne.
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To get into the Ancient Division of the Jinjiang Transmigration Bureau, Yu Wanqing has to take a palace intrigue exam in an ancient time period.
Although viewers watching the livestream can send comments to help her when she takes the final exam, the questions on the monthly tests are always bizarre:
Multiple-choice questions:
1. Which color does the emperor like best? ( )
A. Red; B. Yellow; C. Blue; D. Green
2. The Noble Consort is so troubled this month. Which of the following is bothering her the most? ( )
A. Fine lines at the corners of her eyes; B. The new little hussy; C. The emperor's favor; D. Oh dear, being so beautiful is such a bother!
Practical questions:
1. You must attend the emperor's bedchamber at least five times this month. On the fifth visit, look the emperor in the eye and say the word "Get out" clearly and loudly.
2. Collect the Empress Dowager's embroidered handkerchiefs. You get one point for each, up to ten points.
Yu Wanqing: I'm a top student. Why is it so hard to get a passing grade here?
Emperor: Want to pass? Beg me~
Yu Wanqing: You're the most ridiculous one of all! Do you know how many questions I've gotten wrong because you never say what you mean?!
Emperor: …
A complex emperor VS a beloved consort who has no interest in competing for favor and only wants to pass her exams
Reader's guide:
1. Fictional setting. Please don't overanalyze the historical details.
2. Silly and sweet, with lots of swoon-worthy moments.
3. One-on-one romance.
4. Updates at 9:00 AM.
Theme:
Why Is the Empress So Many-Faceted? (Transmigrate into a Book)
The Princess's Expired White Moonlight
Marrying the Imperial Elder
The Imperial Harem Exam
Spending Money to Raise a Big Shot
The Empress's Cheat Mode
But I'm Beautiful
This Tyrant Is a Wife-Guy
The Royal Little Princess
My Girlfriend Is the Goddess of My Feed
Reborn as the Grand Princess Who Guards the Nation
The Phoenix's Predicament
Alas, the money part was written very delicately and there was a lot of foreshadowing. In the end, it seemed like it ended suddenly just to get to the end. I cried, and it felt like it ended at an anticlimax. I really liked this article. It would have been nice if the ending was more detailed. Can you add more extras?
Actually, I really like the setting of this article! But there are many things that could be more detailed at the end, such as the death of Concubine Xu, the reaction of the eldest prince, and the fact that no matter how sick and weak the fourth prince is, he is still a prince. Didn't the emperor think about it at all? It would be better if the heroine ascended the throne (for example, the emperor abdicated and became the Supreme Emperor), as well as the fate of Zhang Shufei, Bai Qi's ending, etc. In addition, the relationship between the male and female protagonists was tepid until the ending. It is a pity that it is more important than love. Like comradeship or family ties, it would be nice if they could be written in detail. In fact, the emperor did not agree to the marriage between the male protagonist and the female protagonist until the end. They always agreed privately. It feels like the emotional story of the male and female protagonists is a bit hanging in the middle without a beginning or end.
The ending is really too rushed. I could write more.
It's a pity that Concubine Xu died so simply.
The ending was too hasty. . . . It's rare that I subscribed to all the articles
Although this ending is the expected ending, it is too hasty. The characters that appeared in more than 180 chapters were all dead or not explained in the last four or five chapters...
The following comments all make sense. The foreshadowing is too long and the rhythm is not comfortable.
I picked it up from Xinwen, and I really feel like I could write a lot longer. It feels like it's more about the growth history of the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and there's a lot less sweet love.
Can we wait until the extra episode to clear up the previous foreshadowing?
I have read a few of the author's articles. In fact, every time the author's beginning is very attractive, but the end is always rushed and top-heavy. Moreover, the first half is better than the second half, which is anticlimactic. Please consider finishing it before posting? I don't know if the author has made an outline. If not, I think it would be better to make one. If so, can you check for yourself whether the balance is not good enough?