
Northern Song: Rising to the Throne After the Jingkang Incident
北宋:靖康之变后逆袭为帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 737k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Matriarchal Dynasty
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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347Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
1.6kFans
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There's a similar book on the male-oriented platform, but the protagonist is Zhao Fujin. To be frank, these two books are worlds apart. They really showed me the difference between male-oriented and female-oriented platforms. In the male-oriented book, the first thing the protagonist does after transmigrating is to stop the Jin Dynasty.
There can be a male lead.
You can have a male lead, but you must marry him, and he must be a virtuous and capable wife.
The female lead needs to cultivate her own power and have a large base of operations.
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I couldn't continue reading after chapter 164.
I read it on QQ, and even after three readings, I still couldn't get through it. The first two times, I read about 150 words each time. The more I read, the less illogical the story became. It felt like the female lead was just rambling on and on, and the plot just flowed by with a few words. It was like watching cutscenes in a game.
The author's writing was so pathetic, and the female protagonist's life was so pathetic that it made me furious.
When will you become emperor?
Every time a new chapter of this book is updated, it feels like it was written by AI.
Author, will the heir be the female lead's biological son?