Her Highness Josephine, Queen of France
尊贵的法兰西王后约瑟芬殿下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 323k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Primarily Male-Oriented, with a Sole Female Lead (Other Types Noted Separately)
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What naive political views... Lately, why do they always put female-oriented books on male-oriented platforms? That Kangxi eunuch is one of them.
France, foreigners, women—that's a great buff!
Is the author a girl? How can she be so idealistic! Because the female lead is right, everyone puts aside their power and interests and listens to her. My god, such a childish power grab actually succeeded! Even playing house isn't that simple!
A woman can transmigrate into another woman's body and still be released in a male-oriented channel 😅
Ah?
Shouldn't this be posted in a female-oriented channel? 😰
The story of a man who is forced to marry another woman is acceptable in male-oriented fiction. Although the main perspective shifts to female later on, at least the protagonist was male before. Watching a man's sexual orientation change to female is a kind of fun for online trans women.
Go for it! I want to see the French version of Catherine the Great! 🌹🌹🌹
Higher than classification problems
I think there's nothing wrong with publishing it in the male-oriented category, right? Given the target audience for this genre, publishing it in the female-oriented category would be a complete flop. Who reads this kind of genre in the female-oriented category? The readers of the side stories are mostly male. Where else would we publish it if not in the male-oriented category?
Please, please, the Foreign History section is already the hardest to navigate in the History channel. Don't let female-oriented books ruin the section's reputation here. 😢
I took a look, and this history isn't exactly childish, is it? If you're talking about other books that aren't childish, I don't think they're much better than this one. This book is more realistic than some harem novels where women are unconditionally loyal and never cause trouble no matter how many women there are, and where princesses, courtesans, demure young ladies, and daughters of…