
A Lady Official's Rise to the Top
一品女官升职记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 383k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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169Chapters
916Recommendations
56Fans
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I think any author who seriously writes female-centric stories deserves encouragement, as long as the male lead doesn't steal the spotlight.
I've read up to chapter six! If I don't invest in this story, I'll be blind! If the author doesn't go astray later on, it's definitely going to be made into a TV series.
A small suggestion
The author personally suggests that the daily update volume should be appropriately increased. On Qidian, 6,000 words a day is a guarantee that the average subscription will not drop. Moreover, the author's book is currently on the new book chart.
Wow, I've found a treasure! This is great! Keep up the good work, author! 🌹
Update time notification
My thesis has run into some trouble, I need to fix it first. The update time has been changed to before 9 PM, and that will be the case from now on. I'm really sorry for the sudden change. (I'll post it as soon as I finish writing it. I can usually finish 4,000 words a day before 9 p. M.)
Can a female official bring bodyguards? ... If not, she can try practicing martial arts, and bringing along a companion who knows kung fu is also acceptable.
I never imagined assassinations could be so hasty. If the people who come later are just like that... Even if they aren't, it has opened up this line of thought for me.
"Dreams have no hierarchy. For the sake of someone you missed after your death, how many people have lost their lives and had their dreams shattered? As a sinner, how do you think the moon will view you?"
The content is indeed good, but there are just too many poems. Even I, a Chinese literature major, find it tedious to read, let alone other readers.