The Versailles Wild Rose

Abigail, the only girl at the court of Versailles who could beat up Louis XIV without getting her head chopped off. It’s a secret. By day, she’s a lady-in-waiting, and he’s the king. By night, she’s a princess, and he’s a wild young man. *Transmigrate into the movie setting, drawing inspiration from the French TV series Versailles and Alexandre Dumas’s novel The Vicomte of Bragelonne, with some real historical events and figures. *The timeline begins in the autumn of 1658. Abigail is 16, and Louis XIV is 20. Please imagine Leonardo DiCaprio as he appeared in The Man in the Iron Mask. *In 1661, Louis XIV began his personal rule and started building the Palace of Versailles. *In 1661, the Shunzhi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty died, and the throne passed to Aisin-Gioro Xuanye. The second installment in the France series [The author does not provide content warnings. If you have any dealbreakers, do not read.] [Please take a moment to follow the author’s page and leave a little flower of love.] ☆☆☆ [My completed stories] ☆☆☆ Tokyo Girl’s Heart: I’m Momoe Yamaguchi’s younger sister, and I’m a superstar. Manhattan Beauty: From the biggest swindler of the century to the ruler of a nation. I’m Living the High Life Among the Upper East Side Elite: A full-time daughter, living it up and spending money. The Thirteen-Year-Old Scholar: The brilliant life of a young math prodigy. The Nineties’ Billion-Dollar Nanny: From nanny to First Lady, I take charge of my own life. The Eighties’ Supporting Actress Has a Wonderful Life: From director of the Women’s Federation to Party Committee secretary, a supporting actress works her way up to become the heroine. The 100-Meter Track: A young sprinting prodigy’s brilliant youth on the track. Farming in Prehistoric Society: Farming, fighting, and building in prehistoric times. Miss Borgia: Unifying Italy, conquering France, and becoming a glorious queen who brings honor to Europe. The Rose of the South [Gone with the Wind]: A greedy heroine who never gives up. The Girl from the Rimbaud Family: After transmigrating as the younger sister of the young genius poet Arthur Rimbaud, Vitalie refuses to spend her life trapped in a small town. In the end, she earns a reputation as a prodigy and becomes the brightest little star in literary circles. Miss Austen: After transmigrating as Jane Austen’s younger sister, Alice Austen declares, “I’m going to become a literary great too!” [Western Crossover] The Superheroes Can’t Save the World: A forever-young beauty just wants to die quickly (CP: Spider-Man). [Hollywood] Dance Out My Youth: A long-legged beauty and curly-haired Tom Holland (CP: Tom Holland). [Hollywood] Wild Child: I end up with a well-behaved, obedient little Leo who’s also my childhood friend (CP: Leo). [Hollywood] Crazy Ex-Boyfriend: A Beverly Hills princess meets a haughty little phoenix (CP: River Phoenix). [Hollywood] The Goddess’s Romance: I turn all my leading men into dads (CP: Keanu). [Hollywood] Young Genius: This one is completely free, so you can read the whole thing without paying! (CP: Tom Cruise) * ※The author cannot possibly issue warnings for all the dealbreakers of all 100 readers. The free chapters and author’s notes should be enough for readers to tell whether this story falls into their “dealbreaker zone.” ※Feel free to stay or leave. No abuse, please. Read civilly and help us build a harmonious community. [The cover art is by French painter Emile Vernon (1872-1919).] Theme: Pursue yourself and live a brilliant life