The Cannon-Fodder Princess Strikes Back
炮灰公主要逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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It feels like tycoons are ruling the scene these days. Are there any more short stories? I can't find any... Transmigration, rebirth, quick transmigration. (Single-heroine palace-intrigue stories are an exception.) I've still added too few books. Some are good, but I just can't finish them. It's frustrating. Maybe my pockets are just too empty 😂😂😂😂 Still, I'm cheering everyone on 👻👻👻👻 Please recommend some books! Haha, made it into the top 100. Congratulations! P.S. A few books have temporari
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Some sweet romances, no angst. Mostly stories about supporting female characters, cannon fodder, transmigrate, interstellar settings, and male-led novels that women might enjoy
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The male lead's love is truly ironic. It's like his thinking when he arranged for the female lead to marry him to ward off bad luck: if she's alive, he's confident he can control her; if she dies, he can escape the Yan family. Ha, in the end, isn't he just keeping her in his grasp?!
I skipped around while reading, and after reaching the epilogue, I didn't want to continue. The moral compass was questionable. Although she transmigrated into the body of a five-year-old, the emperor could still be considered her adoptive father, right? In the epilogue, the adoptive father was murdered by the nanny she trusted, her husband, and the eunuch he favored.
Why are the side stories placed first? After reading the side stories, I suddenly don't want to read the main text anymore. 😅
It's terrible. The female lead has very little screen time, the writing is awful, the plot is unwatchable, and it just revolves around the emperor's harem all the time.
There's so much rambling, it's like they're just padding the word count. The female lead's character is just awful, even if I'm out of books to read, I can't stand it anymore.
The book is quite good, but this extra chapter really disgusted me. The male lead's love killed the female lead's father, and then he said he loved the female lead. It reminded me of the TV series "Ashes of Love," where the female lead and the male lead both had hatred for each other's parents who had caused their deaths, yet they were able to get together without any problems. It was disgusting.
Suddenly it feels so childish and formulaic.
Chapter 191 is plagiarized from the drowning scene in "Rebirth of the Noble Princess".
After reading this extra chapter, I don't want to read any more.
Some parts are exactly the same as those of Consort Shu.