The Pharaoh's Fairy-Tale Princess
法老的童话公主
Synopsis
More by this author
Weared It Back After Becoming an NPC
Develop a Magical Civilization in Another World
Being a Countess in the Middle Ages
Interstellar Dragon Girl Substitute Marriage
Be a Life Player in the Middle Ages
Becoming a Female Pope with the Beauty System
The Duke's Daughter Is Developing Magical Technology
The Sacrificial Queen
The Lord's Wife from the East
I'm a Divine Beast! [Interstellar]
A Survival Guide for Mages
Oh No, I Overslept!
In booklists 35
Explore more →
Western Europe in the Middle Ages and the 18Th and 19Th Centuries
Set in the ancient or modern West, either in real history or an alternate historical world.
Carrot's Recommended Reads
Books I've bought, most of which I've purchased in full
Western Fantasy
Western fantasy,
Great Books I Haven't Saved Yet
Purchased
Western Romance
Western spin-off stories
Western Fantasy 2
@
Infrastructure Building, Business, Imperial Exams, Food, Farming, Games, Writing, and More
Includes bottom-focused stories, female leads, male leads, and no-romance stories. Some feature a golden finger.
Feel-Good Reads, But Actually Good
Extremely satisfying. The golden finger is a little overpowered, but it's still a great read
Romance
A personal hodgepodge, plus some books I kept meaning to read and eventually forgot about (rambling as I go
Primitive Era, Other Worlds, Beastmen, Tribes, Ancient Times
Primitive world, alternate world, beastmen, tribes, ancient times, and survival stories that are actually readable
Stories I'll Read Again and Again
As the title says, mostly for my own use.
Finished Reading
There’s always one that’s right for you
Ancient-Era Novels: Infrastructure, Imperial Exams, and Household Drama
I can't remember what some of these are.
Great BG Reads (Completed)
No BL for me. No couples who are each other's first and only partners. No guarantee of a happy ending, and there may be angst. If any of those are deal-breakers for you, don't click! I've been on Jinjiang for ten years and am always hunting for books...
Stories About Fleeing Famine, Pioneering, Survival, Infrastructure, and Farming
Stories I've read and thought were decent, mostly romance or no-CP.
Purchased in Full
Recommendations from my fully purchased library
Completed Books I've Reread
I've reread every one at least twice
For Mid-Autumn Festival
Books to save for later
Infrastructure Building
World-building and infrastructure stories
Favorites
Ones I read often
Mid-Autumn Task
Good books in my opinion (some may have been abandoned)
Personal BG Reads, To Be Updated
Stories I'll finish when I have time (Western fantasy, fanfiction, modern romance, fantasy romance...).
My Treasure Trove of Books, Highly Recommended
Actually, all my ratings are five stars.
World-Building
Infrastructure-building and farming
Reader comments 35
Translated by Google Translate
A long, long time ago, a princess was born in faraway Faritael. The princess grew up slowly under the care of the queen and king. She had silver hair as bright as the moonlight, a pair of mysterious violet eyes, snow-white skin, and delicate red lips. But unfortunately, the queen died of an illness before the princess grew up. Soon, the king married a new queen, who was very worried about the existence of the little princess and kept trying to take her life so that his youngest son could ascend the throne. The young princess revealed her successor's vicious face to her father, but failed under the disguise of her successor. So the princess asked her fairy godmother for help, and she grew up safe and sound in the fairy forest until she was sixteen. A sudden explosion caused the princess of Faritel to travel to a desert country. The king of the desert country fell in love with the beautiful princess at first sight. The birds sang about the princess's beauty, the plants flourished and blossomed under her hands, and the fish circled around her in the water. The king soon discovered the strangeness of the princess. In the darkness, someone is planning to seize the power of the desert country and murder the king. Conspiracies were exposed again and again by the clever princess. The ministers were amazed by the wisdom of the foreign princess. Amid the cheers of the people, the king married his new queen. From then on, the princess and her king lived a happy life. . . . This article only looks at the settings, it's really good. It's this writing style that is only a little better than a running account, but not completely good. With the lord's wife Zhuyu in front of me, this article can only be described as useless. What a pity
It's quite good, with a fairy tale-like beginning and a fairy-tale ending, like reading a relatively long fairy tale.
It feels a bit rushed. My wife has a strong desire to open a new pit.
I went to the end and watched the ending. The princess did not go back to be the queen. Hahaha, if I were her, I would make the opposite choice and become the queen. So this one might not be to my liking.
I really want to see married life, pregnancy and daily life, isn't it QAQ
Ah, why is it gone? There is no extra story about children. Which child has returned to the fairy tale world?
Why do Jinjiang novels always end as soon as the heroine gets married? It's as if the heroine's life is over once she gets married. There is also the unspoken rule expressed by the fairy that the heroine belongs to her father if she is not married, and she has autonomy only after she is married. This is really a chill in the back.
How do you rate it? The ending is very rushed, and the typos pointed out by readers throughout the text have not been corrected.
The heroine should be a queen...
My wife really doesn't like writing extras.