
My Deranged Princess
我的魔怔人公主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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In booklists 6
Hun Tun Xie E Reader's Magical Book List
A whole pile of weird, quirky, chaotic books. In short, they're a lot of fun. I like books with complicated ingredients, written by authors with equally complicated sensibilities.
My Third Reading List
This list is entirely based on my personal taste and appreciation for the authors' imagination. There's no serious theme to it; I just thought these books were interesting and worth sharing. Let's see how that goes.
My Backup Bookstash
For personal use
My Personal Reading List
Decent gender-bender and female-lead stories, for reference.
A Reading List
As the saying goes, you look for a plot in adult games, and steamy scenes in stories. For me, when a story overdoes certain elements, it can quickly get dull or even put me off. Here are some works that should appeal to younger readers.
Female-Protagonist Stories, Updated Occasionally
The title says it all
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Reader comments 38
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"Seven Rhythms·Helga"
Come back, Princess of the Empire My most proud belief The great virtue is still fresh in my mind Tears are flowing inexplicably I vaguely remember the left hook There are also blitzes and milk blows Repelled the enemies Stay up all night and you are not tired
Can I write about Austria next time? I'm crying. In every World War I book, one Ferdinand will die.
I got up and saw Helga.
At first I thought it was just following the trend, but it turned out to be Helga 😠
If the plot develops like in the original Cat, historical evaluation after the end of the plot: Unofficial evaluation of the princess 70 years later: An ageless woman had affairs with the two most powerful imperial crown princes and prime ministers at the time in 30 years (including Founding Father Pétain). With her precise control of people's hearts, she attracted countless outstanding generals and politicians, but she never publicly confirmed her relationship with any of them. It provoked the largest war in history and civil war coups in many countries, directly or indirectly causing the death of at least 100 million people. The Catholic Church 200 years later: The last time Satan appeared in the form of a woman, he brought destruction to us, but in the end he brought unity to mankind. In the face of destruction, mankind put down their disputes and did not let the devil succeed. 500 years later: Satan and the Knights of the Apocalypse will gradually transform into female images. When the last soldier in the war dies, Hildegard will eventually become a taboo, and the ageless Hildegard must remain anonymous to ensure that no one in this world will know her again forever. Such is the curse of power and sin.
Good guy, you can secretly sneak into QD without giving any information, right?
Dear grandma, you don't want your article to be spoiled, right?
Don't let Helga be too lonely and give her a better ending.
Any thoughts?
It's very interesting, very interesting, and there are no logical problems. The author has done a good job of researching and viewing the historical facts. The outbreak of the battle and the contradictions are very self-consistent. He also wrote his own point of view. There is no complete copying, and the protagonist is not an endless win-win-win that makes people review it. Beauty fatigue, except for a few relatively repetitive sentences in the early stage, there are no major problems. For me, the one that keeps me reading is Xiancao (personally). What I like most is that the author can write some of his own things, but the logic is self-consistent. It feels so good to throw your brain on the ground and stamp it, and you can also give reasons for some relatively unreasonable places. In contrast, what I hate the most in the previous comment section is that you should not read novels with your brain. You can't understand tmd without using your brain. It's a shame. The ground is not washed like this. Isn't the novel just another world? If the logic of the world collapses, it is still the world. What is the difference between writing without logic and pornographic articles? At least in this book, I was reluctant to skip reading. If I really skipped reading, I might not understand the rest of it. ---,cwm,cwm,?
It's finished, there are still some things I haven't read yet. In fact, you can tell from the author's update. Understand and respect. Although it is a bit anticlimactic, there is no doubt that this novel has many wonderful things. [The wheels of history are rolling forward, but Hilde will always stay in the past, in the 1913 war.
I'm shocked. It's really a cat. I still figured out the big data.