
The Empress's Conquest Game
女帝游戏攻略
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A collection of novels I managed to read all the way through in the vast sea of Jinjiang.
A Wild Mix of Kinks
My personal preferences mainly center on historical romance, with cultivation, quick transmigration with fake death, quick transmigration wish-fulfillment stories, everyone's darling, and dog-training fiction. Basically, it is a chaotic mix of all my preferences!
Love Rivals / Winning Over Multiple Male Leads
ABO, guides, ghosts and strange tales, quick transmigration, cyberpunk, post-apocalyptic, Western fantasy, dating shows, substitutes, otome games with multiple playthroughs, beloved by all, gender-bender, player POV, infinite-flow
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Eclectic Reader (No Same-Sex Romance), My Favorites!
Livestreaming, rivals, player perspectives, wild ideas, manga-world hopping and identity reveals, female awakening, women topping men, gender disguise, group transmigration, love triangles and rivalries, female protagonists on the monster side, no CP.
BG and GB, Female Leads Only
No matter who suffers, the female protagonist won’t. Nor will any of the female characters who appear in the story. Includes Mary Sue, gloomy nonhumans, and derivative ABO stories... More to come.
I Love Love Triangles
As the title says: all pairings, one-sided crushes, otome, love a bit of romantic push and pull, maximum sexual tension, with a soft spot for villainous women and chaotic neutral heroines. [Updated July 18]
Romance Novels I Remember (Not a Same-Author Compilation)
This list is even more eclectic: historical romance, sci-fi, modern romance, Western fantasy, and so on. Three- or four-star ratings may be somewhat useful as a guide.
BG, Female-Led, Dog-Training Kink, Female-Lead Fan
BG, female-led, with women training dogs and tormenting men. Feminist themes, as little beauty labor as possible, women-centered, and well-written.
Toxic Husband Fiction with Male Rivalry
By 'toxic husbands,' I mean all those scheming men who, when they fail to win the heroine's favor, brood in the shadows and feel sorry for themselves, suspect other men of seducing her, and act like 'they're just a hotel, but I'm home'
A Woman's Reading List
Mostly BG, plus one GB. Feel-good stories, angst, female tops, and love for love-triangle showdowns.
The Bossy Heroine Falls for Me
My preferences lean toward strong female leads. Just saving some here, strictly BG.
I Absolutely Love It
I can’t resist: charming-everyone protagonists, Mary Sues, choosing-your-favorite love interests, messy love triangles, groveling exes, redemption arcs, and all sorts of old-school tropes. I’m here for fun and read a bit of everything: BG, GB, BL, you name it.
The Heroine Always Has the Right to Say No
I love wicked villains, scheming self-interest, dark and morally gray chaos, and rich female leads. Exemplary gentlemen, men competing for her in a fierce love triangle, otome, one heroine with multiple love interests, adored by everyone, and men who throw themselves at her.
Female-Dominance Stories: Strong Heroines, Male Rivals, Multiple Love Interests, and Harem Drama
Mostly 1vN multi-male-protagonist BG/GB stories, with a few 1v1s. They all have male competition and messy love-triangle dynamics. For readers with eclectic tastes who enjoy a bit of chaos. I don't remember some of the older ones very well.
Good Little Puppy
Men suffering, wicked women, bitter love turning into sunny skies, female leads in control, and guaranteed male leads who are sexually inexperienced.
Not Pure Romance, Scumbag Heroines
Mary Sue stories about trashy women. At least one woman with two men, often a player, a heartbreaker, a flirt, or a villainess who toys with people’s feelings. Male-lead fans, beware. This is too much.
I Got Into These Through Gaming
I ended up opening the game while reading.
One Woman, Many Men: Love Triangle or 1V1 Good Stuff
Click here for a whole lot of male rivalry and jealous showdowns: brotherly threesomes, fox spirits, domestic husbands, nonhumans, girl tops/boy bottoms, terrible men, gloomy male ghosts...
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Female-Lead Fans' Hangout
All kinds of genres, with completed and ongoing stories mixed together. This list is mainly to distinguish them from my A-grade list. I prefer GB, strong female leads, and popular heroines.
Everyone Loves the Heroine
I've bought every volume. This is just my thing: female protagonists adored by everyone.
Building Up My Fully Unlocked Reading List
As the title says, I have a soft spot for sweet stories. If I enjoy one, I give it five stars.
Female-Centric Harem Recommendations
I love female-centered harem stories. All the recommendations below have every male character fall for the female lead, who always takes charge. I'll mark any that might be a dealbreaker separately!!!
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It's been a long time since I've read a full-length novel. It took me six days to finish it, and I couldn't let it go… Let me briefly talk about my feelings, there may be spoilers (I am not writing guidance, I just want to express my feelings~) To me, some of the first 40 chapters of this article are tasteless and a pity to discard. It's not ugly, but it doesn't really appeal to me. In addition, in the early stage, the heroine has not yet been able to take charge of the government in a true sense. Not long after she ascended the throne, most of the courtiers did not respect her, which made me feel very aggrieved. And perhaps out of habit, the author focused on describing her "thin, thin, beautiful, and short" when describing the scene of the confrontation between the empress and her male counterpart. Although she was a strategist, she still did not hesitate to weaken her image. I can understand that this is a novel written in 23 years. The author may have some awareness but not much, and still believes that the heroine must be beautiful, so he will unconsciously describe her appearance to highlight her "frailness". When describing the psychological activities of men who like her, most people's psychological portrayals are full of masculine connotations. An emperor, even if she is young and has not yet secured the throne, is so despised by everyone. People who like her treat her as a plaything and want to keep her as their own. Although she has been resisting and fighting, she still has a long road to fight for power. This is the reason why I abandoned the article in the early stage. But I read too many ugly articles later on, so I came back to read this one again (face covering |-| However, after I picked up this book again, I found that the author got better and better as he wrote, and he really got better in the middle and later stages. While reading the article, I saw comments such as "The empress can only rise to the throne if a man falls in love with her." I don't think there is anything wrong with this. Since ancient times, there have been many men who have taken advantage of women and stepped on women to gain power. We can't just say that the empress only relies on men to rise to power, right? In fact, there was no shortage of male emperors in ancient times who balanced family relationships by favoring their concubines. The requirements for women don't need to be so strict. She can certainly use a man to get ahead. As long as it is a resource, what's wrong with utilizing it? It is the blessing of those men to be blessed by the emperor. One of the plots that impressed me deeply was that after the noble prince in the harem got pregnant, people who couldn't stand him sneered and said, wait until he gives birth to a royal son, and let's see how he behaves. Because of her background as an empress, only women can inherit the throne. I like this very much, and I also like the concept of "preferring girls over boys" in the article about fertility. Including the following article about people in the harem not being allowed to show up at will, and it is inconsistent with etiquette, etc. Although this is a very decadent concept, it is very refreshing when it is applied to men. A little twist on real life. After all, in ancient times, it was only women who were not allowed to appear in public. I personally feel that the author has become more aware of women in the later period, and I am also listening to the opinions in the comment area. There are obviously more female characters in the later part of the novel, and there are also some plots where women support each other: for example, the empress supports the female general He Lingshuang (but I think it would be better if the competition between her and Huo can be written as her winning, and women are no worse than men); there is also the rescue of Rong Zhao, who was forced to be a concubine, and invite her to the palace to teach dancers, so that she can rely on her own skills to gain a foothold, which really moved me. Jiang Jiang became more and more charming in the later stages, and maneuvering became more and more easy for her, and everything she did felt like she was pushing a thousand pounds. Playing chess step by step very calmly, really like an emperor. The author's writing skills are quite good, and he has written more than a million novels without losing his character (I've read too many novels with characters that have changed...). Jiang Jiang has never been "dazzled by love". She has always been clear-minded and knows exactly what she wants. After all, if you can control the huge power, who will indulge in small love? Women need power, resources, and respect, not love. Since she is in a high position, if anyone can make her happy, just keep it as a condiment. There is no need to take it too seriously. After all, Jiang Jiang can see real time, and everyone can be seen almost clearly in front of her. Where are there so many sincere and transparent feelings? It is nothing more than mixed with impurities such as fame, profit, power and so on. In the book, the only ones who really have unadulterated feelings for her are A Xi and Pei Shuo. Zhang Jin's line in the later stage was really well written, I think it is the best one. It's a bit like driving too low and driving like crazy (^_^ Especially when I saw Jiang Jiang poking at Da Zhang's heart, I was really pleased. He just likes to torture people who don't respect the heroine. If he doesn't take her seriously in the early stage, he will torture you severely later^ ^ Thank you to the author for writing this novel. The flaws are not hidden (although I pointed out a few minor problems earlier hehe) Goodbye Qingshu, may you be free.
Hey, I still like Zhang Jin the most. I think the author really wrote this character with great tension.
After reading this chapter, I was very moved. Xiao Pei really dedicated his whole life to Da Zhao. He assisted three generations of emperors. It was not easy. I like the eldest wife and Prime Minister Pei the most, and I can also use eldest Zhang. I am not interested in immature young people like Xiao Zhang. I hope there is such a world and they can all have their own happy endings.
It took me three days to read this novel. I really spent all day and night forgetting to eat and sleep while reading it. I was very immersed in this story. Now that I have finished reading it, I feel that I have a severe withdrawal reaction. I really like many of the male protagonists and supporting actors in it. Ming Ming The main male lead is Zhao Yuheng, and the undercover male lead should be Zhang Jin. He does the most with the female lead and has the most scenes. This ending is very sad. The extra story is indeed beautiful and sweet, but I still hope that he had a good ending in his previous life. After watching it, I even fantasized in my mind that Da Zhang would not die, give birth to the baby, and then raise the baby day by day and year by year with A Xi. The baby would become smarter when he grew up, and he learned martial arts very well from A Xi. Then one year, they met while Jiang Qingshu was on a tour to the south. In the end, the two of them settled their differences and returned to the palace with Jiang Qingshu (sorry, my imagination is a bit big)... In fact, my favorite male protagonist is Ah Xi, so pure, so passionate, and so sincere... It's a pity that I don't have a good relationship with the female protagonist. The ending is really a pity, but it is also really cruel to go to the palace and tell the old lady Ah Xi. A better idea is that Ah Xi comes to play with the heroine every now and then, or the heroine passes the throne to the young lady after she is a teenager, and then join hands with Ah Xi in the world, but it is impossible in this ending. Zhang Jin's plot was too intense and colorful, and the pairing of Zhang Jin and Xiao Zhang gave me a sharp and severe withdrawal reaction. Even though he was in the extra episode, I watched it three or four times, and I had the same sense of illusion as Zhang Jin. It's a pity that Zhang Jin can stay with Qing Shu in that world for a long time, but I can no longer participate in it. Thinking of this makes me want to cry. The author's writing style is really good, but there are many names of ministers, which requires a lot of brain memory. In the end, I also downloaded the game and played it, but it was nowhere near as strong as the novel. The world of the novel is like a real parallel world. I followed the heroine step by step to the end, and I also felt the mental journey of many protagonists and supporting characters. This book is really no meal replacement. I have rarely seen such a wonderful and hard-to-quit novel, and I haven't read such a good-looking novel in a long time. There are regrets, perfections, and helplessness, and everyone's ending is already doomed. I am very grateful to the author for allowing readers to see such a wonderful novel, and I look forward to creating more masterpieces.
I finished reading it in one go, and now I can collect it all. Can there be a side story about Shura Field where everyone enters the harem [Cat Head]
I really like Pei Xiang, just this kind of pure love. I eat I eat
So pretty! I just want to give everyone a home! But I still love Zhang Jin the most. The author has written the characters so well. I just love this kind of complicated emotional relationship 💪
The teacher's book is really amazing. I can't find any meal replacements at all. I wrote in blood and begged the teacher to open another similar book [Hold the Thigh].
I watched it in three days. Zhao Yuheng faked his death and lived in seclusion and cried. A Xi cried because his brother and Qiniang didn't say goodbye. Zhuo Yu cried when he committed suicide. Zhang Jin cried at the ending. The ending of the main text was so powerful that I felt lost and reluctant to leave after reading it. Pei Zi and Ling Zi also... Love each other very much, so I bought the extra story for the first time and gave it to the empress. The perspective of the princess was so good that I cried. The stamina is so great. Woohoo. The next few episodes are all but still not satisfying... I hope they can get what they want in the parallel world - commemorating the first comment
I haven't seen such a top-notch article in a long time 😭 😭