Leading the Rat Race in the Ancient Harem

Is everyone calling themselves Jiang Yuebai these days? 😂 Another cultivation scroll novel also features a female protagonist named Jiang Yuebai.

At first I thought it was a lighthearted story, but as I read on it it felt more like erotica. Later, I thought it was a romance story, and then I thought it was a suspenseful crime-solving story. I only recently discovered it's a novel about power struggles and intrigue. Hahahaha

This book is absolutely fantastic! Peach Fairy's writing is amazing—bright and lively language, lighthearted and humorous stories, yet interwoven with realistic workplace scenarios and practical workplace skills, leaving a lasting impression and prompting much reflection.

Merry Christmas, Peach. The last few chapters have been quite poignant. Whether man or woman, good or evil, everyone has their own mission, they all bear the responsibilities they should bear, and they all have their own tender side. In many bestselling novels, whether it's the male lead or the supporting male character, the common theme is "For you, I can give up myself, I can abandon my…

I gave a 10,000 yuan reward because this book really touched me. When I first read this book, I was going through a particularly difficult period. I felt lost and depressed every day, to the point that I even thought about ending my life. I happened to pick up this book and read about how the female protagonist, starting from humble beginnings, carved out a path for herself in the imperial harem.

It was a thrilling read when the protagonist first entered the palace, but it turned into a political intrigue story after a national crisis broke out. I often feel that this country is too difficult, and being an emperor is too miserable. Peasant uprisings, natural disasters and plagues, rebellions by ministers and imperial relatives, foreign invasions...

I just finished reading a harem novel called "The Rise of a King," and I was looking for something similar. This one seems pretty fitting. I'll give it a preview, and if I like it, I'll leave a review.

What a coincidence! The female protagonist's name, Jiang Yuebai, is exactly the same as the protagonist of another book I've read.

... Using the workplace to depict palace intrigue... I'd like to know if there are any chapters later on involving the emperor. How could a concubine in ancient times avoid that? You're still asking for more; it feels like the system is just using PUA tactics. Can you let me know if you've seen the later chapters?

The writing is mediocre, even quite harsh. I couldn't bear it anymore after chapter 27. The plot is very childish, and the character portrayals are also lacking.