
The Phoenix Clan's Legitimate Daughter
凤门嫡女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 10
Reflections on the Water
What I love, I hope it touches your heart
[For Female Readers] Handpicked Great Reads, Come Take a Look
Historical romance, modern romance, fantasy romance, quick transmigration... All kinds of genres are welcome. I'll add any book that suits my taste. I'll add reviews later.
Zuihua Meng
Reborn
A Quality Shelf Curated by a Book-Tasting Specialist, Mostly Historical Romance for Women
A professional taste-tester. The books I drop each year could circle Yuewen several times over. Everything here is something I've read or am following, and personally tested. They might not be your cup of tea, but rest assured, none of them are poison.
Quality Historical Romance, Part Two
Smooth writing, a well-structured story, sound logic, devoted and faithful romances, and smart characters. Please recommend similar books! Thank you!
Great Books for Everyone
Ten years of reading, ten years with books.
Crazy About Books
A record of the books I've read
The Swallows Fly, Their Feathers Scattered
A bookshelf curated by someone with over a decade of reading experience. I've tested them all, so enjoy with confidence
Good Books Deserve a Recommendation ^Ω^
I have a few rules when choosing books. First, I check whether the author has abandoned any of their works. If so, I usually won't follow their other books, though I might read them once they're complete. Second, no heroine is better, but books like that are extremely rare, so I drop any book with more than five women in the harem. Third, if a story starts with school life but the characters still haven't graduated after 200 chapters, I drop it. I've been reading on Qidian for years and have rea
My Interests
Works I like
Readers also read
Reborn to Farm in Ancient Times
Springtime Splendor
Transmigrated Into a Fortunate Young Wife
Transmigrating Through the Wilderness on a Farming and Famine-Escape Journey
Divine Physician, Seventh Imperial Princess
Blessings to Come
Phoenix Emperor Jiu Qing
Young Master Quan, Please Take Care
Married to a Physician
Phoenix's Grace
Reborn, the Princess Is a Black Lotus
Reborn: The Poisonous Woman Returns
Layers of Flower Shadows
Heavenly Robes, Boundless Charm
Clear Spring Mountain
Longevity Begins with a Broken Heart
The Finest Beauty Under Heaven
Flowers Flourish in Spring
Painting Spring Light
The Ideal Husband
Reader comments 24
Google Translate






















































The author's style of writing has changed drastically in the past few years. He is no longer as rigorous as before, and he has changed his writing style to a simple one?... I miss my marriage so much!
Has Italy changed people? Even if the writing style has changed, the writing style will not be much different. It is really not the same at all. The previous books are very good🤔🤔🤔
I feel like this wasn't written by Yi Qianzhong, it's too novice, has my account been hacked?
What's the good thing about being a priest's wife? You have to feed your husband with your own blood, watch your husband give birth to children, but you have no children. After your husband died young, your life is still miserable. If you are sick, you should strive to be a priest's wife.
I think this book by the author is too dark. There are endless conspiracies one after another. Everyone who appears is a conspirator against the heroine. They are always fighting and fighting, and they are always turning corruption into legend. I am tired of my eyesight and feel tired. Who is the big man behind the scenes who controls the overall situation and plays such a big game? It must not be a small person. The Emperor of Qi is too uncreative. Why do I feel like the ancestor of the two families is not dead? Or is he peeking at their talents and trying to cultivate immortality on his own? I seem to have seen the ending. I wonder when it will end?
This is not the author's original article! The wording and sentences are vulgar and childish, and the writing is procrastinating. It is really incompetent. I originally fell into the trap of the author, but after reading less than 200 chapters, I decided to abandon the article, alas.
"The Marriage" and "Fengmen" don't feel like there is much contrast.
The former is one of the most impressive ancient rebirth novels I have read at Qidian in the past few years. The characters' personalities and psychological changes are described in a relatively full way. Driven by the plot, the human nature is also portrayed in a more delicate and real way. It is considered the best among many rebirth articles. The latter can be regarded as a fantasy novel, with keywords such as rebirth, time travel, genetic mutation, superpowers, etc. It can be said that there is a lot of material. The rebirth of the heroine brings about the revenge of personal revenge. It spans hundreds of years and explores the superpowers of ancestors when the country was first established. How to solve the dilemma of national power and family decline, thus triggering a series of conflicts. The subject matter and story background are grand and unreal, which greatly increases the difficulty of the author's writing. As far as personal reading experience is concerned, "Fengmen" is a novel with a tight pace and no procrastination. The description of the human nature of the two families is more dramatic and exaggerated and depressing, so it has a dark style, but it is also in line with the fantasy theme. The breakthrough and intention of the author's own style can be felt in this article. This article is by no means a trivial article. The important things are said three times. Recommend! 🌹🌹🌹
It's really good. The author does what he says, and I'm very happy to read it 😁
I feel like all the female protagonists in Italian books are kept in the dark and live in trivial matters every day. As for the male protagonist, I know everything, but I won't tell you. I don't tell you because it's for your own good. He will do everything possible to hide it from the heroine until she dies, and then suddenly reveal the truth, not only to scare the heroine to death, but also to scare the readers to death. I can understand this kind of plot arrangement. When I followed the chapter chapter by chapter, I must have felt angry and depressed, because there were too many mistakes and many enemies between the male and female protagonists. But after reading it in one go, the plot impact and emotional ups and downs are very intense. However, the heroine of this article has always appeared as a strong woman in the first half of the article, and her family history did not have many setbacks (compared to the second half). After getting married to the hero, setbacks came in a cube, but the heroine wasted too much energy on trivial matters in the inner house. She no longer had the rights in the clan, and she probably forgot all about her desire to be a queen, right? It seems that her lifelong ambition and dream turned into washing and rinsing for the male protagonist the moment she got married. I always wonder if women have reached the point where they cannot escape the fate of housekeepers, housekeepers, and living under the wings of male protagonists even in novels? Every time the female protagonist claims to be ambitious and wants to be on par with the male protagonist, but when big problems actually arise, she is deceived by the male protagonist. I don't know exactly what happened outside. She only cares about the male protagonist's health, cooking, making tea and other small things every day. Why can't the heroine go out and have a look? Why are you willing to endure the male protagonist's deception? According to the heroine's character, shouldn't she have jumped into the scene when the hero said I won't tell you and said I want to know the truth? Why does the male protagonist think that it is for the female protagonist's benefit to hide it from the female protagonist and let her become an enemy's breakthrough point? Don't be too serious about machismo. I hope Italy's next book can change the routine and change the current situation of inequality between men and women. I have been following The Leftover Girl Bu Shu all the way, and my favorite ones are "The Beauty of the Country" and "The Beauty of Nine Towers" in which every character is closely linked to the plot. Although the heroine's personality has changed so much after her rebirth that it can be called a time travel, "The Doctor's Hand Covers the Fragrance", I still like to watch it over and over again. Watching it all the way, I found that what I like the most is the part before the heroine gets married, because the heroine will work hard to solve various problems on her own. Even if she and the hero love each other, there will be relatively few trivial matters. Maybe it's because I prefer normal plots. I don't really like watching some passionate scenes between the male and female protagonists. I feel a bit embarrassed. But the relevant dramas that promote the development of the plot are not annoying (such as Tian Jun and Zhang Xin). I have said so much, probably because the plot is too ups and downs and I am a bit irritable.
Give Gu Fenglin a medal for the most miserable male protagonist. He was expelled when he was a teenager. After a few good years, he narrowly escaped death in order to get ahead. He was planning everything later. He finally got a wife and suffered from poisoning. He thought that the trip to Xiangshan would be able to detoxify and change the Gu family. Men have talents but they cannot do without the blood of Mu women. As a result, the heroine disappeared 😅 and the heroine. Anyone who has given birth to a baby knows that the early stage of pregnancy is fine, but in the late stage of pregnancy, the belly becomes larger and suffers from various inconveniences and discomforts, as well as the fear of giving birth. If the father of the baby is not around, the psychological torture is really not covered. The male protagonist is missing and his life or death is uncertain. The female protagonist seems to have prepared a psychological preparation that the male protagonist is no longer alive. But especially for couples with deep feelings, it is really impossible to let go of this kind of thing. Even if you grit your teeth and persist for the sake of your children, it is only temporary. No matter how strong people are, You will choose to give up your life when your body and mind are close to collapse. To put it nicely, it is called not afraid of life and death, but the will to live is different when you are angry and when you are not angry. To put it nicely, you are not afraid of life and death when doing things, but to put it nicely, it is called thinking of ways to seek death. Therefore, after the heroine gave birth to the child, she seemed to have completed her mission and it didn't matter if she died. Even if the consciousness of survival is stimulated for the sake of the child, the changes in body hormones after childbirth and anything can cause postpartum depression. The key point is that the male protagonist is missing and life or death is uncertain, so the heroine has to be awarded a medal for the most miserable pregnant woman. It's already miserable. When will the male protagonist return? 😓 It's been so long 😢 If he doesn't show up, I will send a razor blade to the author 😡 😡