[We recommend reading the note at the end of Chapter 1 before you begin.]
The Grand Princess thinks she has all the right cards and is about to become the most powerful person in the realm.
Her emperor brother is close to death.
The assassin she planted beside the great general can strike at any moment.
The Crown Prince is a fool, and although the Crown Princess is clever, her family is weak.
It looks like a guaranteed victory: make her nephew, the Crown Prince, a puppet emperor and rule from behind the curtain.
The realm will soon be in her hands.
But when the people become real, living human beings,
The Grand Princess finally understands that wielding the power of life and death is not so easy.
Compassion cannot command an army, and kindness cannot wield power.
To the Grand Princess,
the realm is the chopping block.
She is willing to be the meat.
Reader advisory: This is not a power fantasy. It is not satisfying at all.
One morning, while her hair is being combed,
the new palace maid uses too much force, and the Grand Princess winces in pain.
Just as she is about to order the maid executed, as she usually does,
she suddenly becomes Xiao Tao, a girl from Elm Village.
After that, more and more strange things begin happening to the Grand Princess.
Whenever she feels murderous toward someone, she possesses one of that person's close relatives.
When everyone in the realm becomes family, she can only put down her blade and attain enlightenment.
My next novel: I Really Was Sent Up There
Chang Wuyou was the first person to become immortal in a mortal body.
There are many legends about her.
But Wuyou, already in heaven, can only say: I really was sent up here by them. Would anyone believe me?
Chang Wuyou, courtesy name Anyi.
Her parents have just one wish for her: that she live a peaceful, carefree life.
After all, Wuyou is the only child in the family without a spiritual meridian.
Chang Wuyou loves to read.
The more she reads, the more she reveres this world.
Every world has its own laws. Souls that transmigrate here may be able to survive, but the path to immortality is barred to them.
Chang Wuyou wants nothing. She would be happy just to live peacefully with her family.
That is, until her entire family is slaughtered, leaving only her.
Covered in blood, Chang Wuyou stumbles away in a daze.
There is only one thought in her mind: revenge.
The demonic path was wiped out over a century ago, and cultivators now do as they please.
Chang Wuyou gathers a few people and uses the demonic cultivation methods she secretly read about in her memories to cobble together a demonic sect.
A handful of pitiful little demonic cultivators follow their sect leader, who has no spiritual meridian, and spend every day hiding from danger.
At this point, they have no idea that it will be 157 years before they become famous and send their mortal sect leader soaring into immortality.
Theme: The realm is the chopping block, and its people are the knives.
It's been two weeks and I still can't let it go. Maybe I think the male and female protagonists are really not suitable for each other. You said that Du Lan, who has eyes for the heroine everywhere, is Kuang Qi, then isn't Tang Shi, who sacrifices the heroine's relatives for his own benefit, not Kuang Qi? You said that Kuang Qi can put the heroine first, but what about after he tastes the power of more than ten thousand people? What happens after the conflict between the imperial power and the heroine? In the final analysis, I think the heroine is just an excuse for Kuang Qi to pursue power. Maybe the young Kuang Qi is trying to protect his sister and become a useful person, but after studying behind the crown prince for so long, how can he not be affected by his concept of treating people as nothing? I think Kuang Qi will never be able to understand the heroine, so I think it is the best choice for the heroine to return to her hometown. She may not be suitable to be a queen, but she is even less suitable to be a canary in the harem.
It's very well written. I was very moved when I read it. It also gave me a lot of insights. I'm looking forward to the next one.
At first I thought this was a story about conquering the world and becoming a queen, but I didn't expect that it made me burst into tears in the end. One after another, stories about ordinary people are strung together, but they are all tragedies. There is love and family affection, but more of it is a story about little people who are vulnerable and broken under the tide of the times.
It's obvious that everyone is innocent, it's obvious that everyone is doing the right thing, and it's obvious that everyone wants to make the world a better place, but the more they do, the more mistakes they make, and the more they want to push things in the right direction, the more things inevitably fall into the irreversible abyss. This is the core of the tragedy.
I hate why the author would write such a thing, why he would tear apart the beautiful skin and let us see the most bloody internal organs, and feel heartbroken over the unchangeable past. But I clearly know that all of this is real, that everything has happened or is happening, so I feel even more sad, sad, painful and resentful that I can't help myself.
The author's writing is very good and true. It is a rare masterpiece. If you change the way of expression, remove the love between children and change your identity, you can apply for an award or something like "Alive" in real life. But I am too fragile and sensitive to endure such hardship. If I had known this was the case, I would never have clicked in to read it. I just want to read sweet and strong female stories.
There is no other meaning in the end. The author really wrote it well, but I was really sad when I read this thing in the middle of the night. When I saw it during the day, I didn't put it down and stayed up all night to finish it. I was so sad that I kept crying.
I thought I was crying for the heroine, Da Jin, and this article, but actually I was crying for myself, for my humble, weak and powerless self in real life.
Every character in the article appears, I feel, they are all brilliant. Each of them has something to sing and cry about, but the one that shocked me the most was the eunuch. To use an inappropriate metaphor, the old society turned people into ghosts, and the new society turns ghosts into people.
(Did the author speed up the process in the end? Or is the outline just like this? I feel like there are a lot of holes left unfilled in the end, and there are many more worlds that can be written. Comparing the world of Famine with now, it's really ridiculous. The only lesson humans have learned from history is that humans can't learn any lessons.)
In fact, when I saw it at the end, I was a little bit hateful. I hated why the heroine couldn't really become the queen who could control life and death by turning her hands around for clouds and rain. But in the end, it was considered a reconciliation. Although I don't know who she reconciled with, it's good for the heroine to be a good person like this. Although the Madonna of Bad Good Guys has become a derogatory term in today's Internet articles, and everyone likes to see heroines who are ruthless and decisive, but how can I put it, it is still pretty good. In real life, I also hope to meet more people like the heroine.
In the end, their relationship can be considered a matter of course, and it can be considered that Mary Sue's dream of a domineering president has come true? If the character is not set up well, it will give people the impression that the male protagonist is a bitch, cheats on feelings, and is all about fighting for power and gain. But I think the character design of this character is quite good.
But a little personal... Hobby? I feel like it would be better to write the male protagonist as silently guarding the female protagonist in the ending of the main text, and then have a side story reveal his identity and seal his love with a kiss? In this way, there is more of a subtle temptation to refuse and welcome, to talk but to stop, a hazy temptation through a layer of gauze.
Is there a finishing line at the end that highlights the theme and sublimates it? Then... I hope everyone can be a good person. "May all Chinese youth get rid of the air-conditioning and just move up, without having to listen to the words of those who give up on themselves. Those who can do things will do things and those who can make a voice will speak out. With a little heat and a little light, I can be like a firefly. I can also shine a little in the dark without waiting for the torch. From now on, there will be no torch: I am the only light."
Discover a treasure author! Looking forward to the next Queen!
The next one might be more suitable for me. I still want to see the princess change from a weak person to a strong person, and become a fierce queen for her people. Be everyone's protective umbrella.
After reading it, although I guessed that the male protagonist in each scene was the same person at the beginning when I saw it was a trial for position, overall it was very touching. Although I lost interest in the last few chapters and almost skipped from page to page every second. The only thing that makes me full of questions is that the heroine has been a bitch for so long, experienced so many ugly, greedy and oppressive things, and experienced the kindness and mutual help of the common people. She has seen her brother's benefactor and the common people suffer so many crimes. As a result, when Boss Tiezhu wants to make trouble with his second brother, what he actually thinks is "We can't fight against the Jin family's world" and "This is a matter of killing the nine tribes"... When I saw these two sentences, I really... Felt confused for a moment.
The heroine joins the rebel army, overthrows her adopted brother's dynasty, and establishes a republic.
Ah, it's just, it's sudden, I feel like something is wrong, just,,, I don't know what to say.
The benevolent are invincible, I really think the heroine can be the queen
I'm sorry, but I still can't forgive him. I can't forgive him. I can't forgive him.
I had read this book a long time ago, but there were a lot of things going on at the time, and I knew it was a good book and didn't want to read it in a hurry, so it wasn't until these two men settled down to read it seriously. The great road must be simple, and the great happiness must be easy. I think this book has probably reached this state. The more I watch, the more I feel, and the more I watch, the deeper I feel. When combined with the history of China and foreign countries throughout the ages, as well as the current situation of the world in recent years, sometimes I sigh with regret, sometimes I get excited. In the process of reading this book, I had many confusions in my heart, but I couldn't find a way out. This is also my mentality during the epidemic. I think there must be pathways and there must be fellow travelers, but I need to read more books, walk more roads, and meet more people to solve my confusion. Although the ending of this book is satisfactory, in my opinion, many fundamental problems are still unresolved, and the virtual prosperous age is not the real prosperous age. Compared with today, most of the problems in many books have been solved through the efforts of predecessors, but there are still some problems waiting for us to discover and solve. The situation has become strange, livelihood is difficult to secure, the future is bleak, and there seems to be no way out. But in which era was this not the case? Dickens' words apply to every era. Many people may not have that much knowledge, but they have the determination to let everyone live well, and everything is possible today. I wrote this nonsense with emotion. I hope everyone can forgive me and hope that we can encourage each other. Finally, I would like to thank the author for writing this book and wish you more good works.
For the first time since reading the article, I stood in the wrong direction. I thought it was the princess who passed the test, but the result was the love between the princess and her brother? I wrote really well before
Starting at the Wet Market
Forty-Five Years Old, but Bound to the Heartthrob System
Not My Kind
The Years I Was a Spirit Girl
My Father Does All Kinds of Evil
I Raised a Real Daughter and a Real Young Master
Saving the Down-and-Out Elves
I Really Was Sent Up Here
I Became a Fan of a Bodhisattva
My Parents Are from Outer Space
It's been two weeks and I still can't let it go. Maybe I think the male and female protagonists are really not suitable for each other. You said that Du Lan, who has eyes for the heroine everywhere, is Kuang Qi, then isn't Tang Shi, who sacrifices the heroine's relatives for his own benefit, not Kuang Qi? You said that Kuang Qi can put the heroine first, but what about after he tastes the power of more than ten thousand people? What happens after the conflict between the imperial power and the heroine? In the final analysis, I think the heroine is just an excuse for Kuang Qi to pursue power. Maybe the young Kuang Qi is trying to protect his sister and become a useful person, but after studying behind the crown prince for so long, how can he not be affected by his concept of treating people as nothing? I think Kuang Qi will never be able to understand the heroine, so I think it is the best choice for the heroine to return to her hometown. She may not be suitable to be a queen, but she is even less suitable to be a canary in the harem. It's very well written. I was very moved when I read it. It also gave me a lot of insights. I'm looking forward to the next one.
At first I thought this was a story about conquering the world and becoming a queen, but I didn't expect that it made me burst into tears in the end. One after another, stories about ordinary people are strung together, but they are all tragedies. There is love and family affection, but more of it is a story about little people who are vulnerable and broken under the tide of the times. It's obvious that everyone is innocent, it's obvious that everyone is doing the right thing, and it's obvious that everyone wants to make the world a better place, but the more they do, the more mistakes they make, and the more they want to push things in the right direction, the more things inevitably fall into the irreversible abyss. This is the core of the tragedy. I hate why the author would write such a thing, why he would tear apart the beautiful skin and let us see the most bloody internal organs, and feel heartbroken over the unchangeable past. But I clearly know that all of this is real, that everything has happened or is happening, so I feel even more sad, sad, painful and resentful that I can't help myself. The author's writing is very good and true. It is a rare masterpiece. If you change the way of expression, remove the love between children and change your identity, you can apply for an award or something like "Alive" in real life. But I am too fragile and sensitive to endure such hardship. If I had known this was the case, I would never have clicked in to read it. I just want to read sweet and strong female stories. There is no other meaning in the end. The author really wrote it well, but I was really sad when I read this thing in the middle of the night. When I saw it during the day, I didn't put it down and stayed up all night to finish it. I was so sad that I kept crying. I thought I was crying for the heroine, Da Jin, and this article, but actually I was crying for myself, for my humble, weak and powerless self in real life. Every character in the article appears, I feel, they are all brilliant. Each of them has something to sing and cry about, but the one that shocked me the most was the eunuch. To use an inappropriate metaphor, the old society turned people into ghosts, and the new society turns ghosts into people. (Did the author speed up the process in the end? Or is the outline just like this? I feel like there are a lot of holes left unfilled in the end, and there are many more worlds that can be written. Comparing the world of Famine with now, it's really ridiculous. The only lesson humans have learned from history is that humans can't learn any lessons.) In fact, when I saw it at the end, I was a little bit hateful. I hated why the heroine couldn't really become the queen who could control life and death by turning her hands around for clouds and rain. But in the end, it was considered a reconciliation. Although I don't know who she reconciled with, it's good for the heroine to be a good person like this. Although the Madonna of Bad Good Guys has become a derogatory term in today's Internet articles, and everyone likes to see heroines who are ruthless and decisive, but how can I put it, it is still pretty good. In real life, I also hope to meet more people like the heroine. In the end, their relationship can be considered a matter of course, and it can be considered that Mary Sue's dream of a domineering president has come true? If the character is not set up well, it will give people the impression that the male protagonist is a bitch, cheats on feelings, and is all about fighting for power and gain. But I think the character design of this character is quite good. But a little personal... Hobby? I feel like it would be better to write the male protagonist as silently guarding the female protagonist in the ending of the main text, and then have a side story reveal his identity and seal his love with a kiss? In this way, there is more of a subtle temptation to refuse and welcome, to talk but to stop, a hazy temptation through a layer of gauze. Is there a finishing line at the end that highlights the theme and sublimates it? Then... I hope everyone can be a good person. "May all Chinese youth get rid of the air-conditioning and just move up, without having to listen to the words of those who give up on themselves. Those who can do things will do things and those who can make a voice will speak out. With a little heat and a little light, I can be like a firefly. I can also shine a little in the dark without waiting for the torch. From now on, there will be no torch: I am the only light." Discover a treasure author! Looking forward to the next Queen!
The next one might be more suitable for me. I still want to see the princess change from a weak person to a strong person, and become a fierce queen for her people. Be everyone's protective umbrella.
After reading it, although I guessed that the male protagonist in each scene was the same person at the beginning when I saw it was a trial for position, overall it was very touching. Although I lost interest in the last few chapters and almost skipped from page to page every second. The only thing that makes me full of questions is that the heroine has been a bitch for so long, experienced so many ugly, greedy and oppressive things, and experienced the kindness and mutual help of the common people. She has seen her brother's benefactor and the common people suffer so many crimes. As a result, when Boss Tiezhu wants to make trouble with his second brother, what he actually thinks is "We can't fight against the Jin family's world" and "This is a matter of killing the nine tribes"... When I saw these two sentences, I really... Felt confused for a moment.
The heroine joins the rebel army, overthrows her adopted brother's dynasty, and establishes a republic.
Ah, it's just, it's sudden, I feel like something is wrong, just,,, I don't know what to say.
The benevolent are invincible, I really think the heroine can be the queen
I'm sorry, but I still can't forgive him. I can't forgive him. I can't forgive him.
I had read this book a long time ago, but there were a lot of things going on at the time, and I knew it was a good book and didn't want to read it in a hurry, so it wasn't until these two men settled down to read it seriously. The great road must be simple, and the great happiness must be easy. I think this book has probably reached this state. The more I watch, the more I feel, and the more I watch, the deeper I feel. When combined with the history of China and foreign countries throughout the ages, as well as the current situation of the world in recent years, sometimes I sigh with regret, sometimes I get excited. In the process of reading this book, I had many confusions in my heart, but I couldn't find a way out. This is also my mentality during the epidemic. I think there must be pathways and there must be fellow travelers, but I need to read more books, walk more roads, and meet more people to solve my confusion. Although the ending of this book is satisfactory, in my opinion, many fundamental problems are still unresolved, and the virtual prosperous age is not the real prosperous age. Compared with today, most of the problems in many books have been solved through the efforts of predecessors, but there are still some problems waiting for us to discover and solve. The situation has become strange, livelihood is difficult to secure, the future is bleak, and there seems to be no way out. But in which era was this not the case? Dickens' words apply to every era. Many people may not have that much knowledge, but they have the determination to let everyone live well, and everything is possible today. I wrote this nonsense with emotion. I hope everyone can forgive me and hope that we can encourage each other. Finally, I would like to thank the author for writing this book and wish you more good works.
For the first time since reading the article, I stood in the wrong direction. I thought it was the princess who passed the test, but the result was the love between the princess and her brother? I wrote really well before