Who can introduce me to a few female novels about time travel?

2026-08-11 03:56

"The Elder Princess of Time Travel Youji" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Xiao Feifei. It told the story of a modern white bone spirit who had a car and a house. She had worked hard for more than ten years and was enjoying herself. Who knew that she would transmigrate and become the foolish Eldest Princess? She had spiritual pets, space, bandits, gentlemen, demons, and ghosts. Her days were too carefree. "The Domineering Queen of Space" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Naruhito Asakusa. It told the story of a woman who traveled through the apocalypse and became a nine-year-old orphan. Her parents died, her family property was taken, and the original owner starved to death. The female king went online, beat up the best, and lived a small life of eating and drinking. My female protagonist is sometimes brainless. She doesn't consider the price of goods and spends generously. She's stupid and has a lot of money. It's fine as long as she's happy. Born after the apocalypse, there were some common sense things that she didn't understand. Growth-type female leads, there were some rare items in the front, so she could skip them. The rest was normal. The new book,"Quickly Kill the Lord God", had the following information about the characters: Shu Tong is the female protagonist. The information about her was: The Queen of the Flying. The overall evaluation of the book list was: Many readers said that the female protagonist had no head and only knew how to solve problems with force. I tested the poison and came to the conclusion: In the face of strength, all schemes and plots were paper tigers.| This is a cool novel that I like very much. The female protagonist has put her strength to good use. It is a strong contrast to those novels that have powerful golden fingers but still live in all kinds of grievances. Anyway, it suits my taste very well. I just feel that it is not enough to read.| The female protagonist thought that she was reborn into a different world to farm with her space and special abilities! Who would have thought that he would encounter possession after discovering the spirit stone, and that the lowest requirement to ascend to immortality was Foundation Establishment? …The female protagonist transmigrated and was reborn in a moving mystical realm where the spiritual energy was almost exhausted… "A Female Empress 'Self-Cultivation" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Ba Ba Ben Ba. It told the story of a 1v1 where two strong men and two women were together, and the one who abused the one who was pampered was not retarded! This was a history of the blood and tears of the peerless Female Empress who had transmigrated from the world of female Venerables to the world of male Venerables. This was a novel about a peerless favorite king who had transmigrated from the world of a female god to the world of a male god. Welcome to "A Female Empress 'Self-Cultivation", also known as "The Female Empress's Metamorphosis". The character information included: Yueqing is the female lead. The information about her included: The Emperor of the Ages died of lust! Her age was 23.0 years old, her birthday was 01/09, her constellation was Capricorn, her height was 172.0cm, and her weight was 108.0kg. Lin Yueqing was the female lead, and her information about her was as follows: Hmm…Jealous Jar. His age is 25.0 years old, his birthday is 11/20, his constellation is Scorpio, his height is 188.0cm, and his weight is 146.0Kg. The overall review of this book is: Discovering a Poisonous Sapling. The plot is very sour and refreshing. I look forward to the future when the empress transmigrated to the male world! ☜ This was a history of the blood and tears of the peerless Female Empress who had transmigrated from the world of female Venerables to the world of male Venerables. This was a novel about a peerless favorite king who had transmigrated from the world of a female god to the world of a male god. Strong woman, strong man, abuse pet Welcome to "A Female Empress 'Self-Cultivation", also known as "The Female Empress' Metamorphosis".| It was very interesting to see the empress dressed up in a masculine society. Let's see how the empress will take revenge and take back what she lost!| 1v1, two strong, two places, the low one torturing the high one wasn't retarded! This was a history of the blood and tears of a peerless empress who had transmigrated from the world of female deities to the world of male deities. This was a novel about a peerless favorite king who had transmigrated from the world of a female god to the world of a male god. Strong Woman, Strong Man Welcome to "A Female Empress 'Self-Cultivation", also known as "The Female Empress' Metamorphosis".| Level of recommendation:??? I, the empress, will transfer the money! "The Life of an Empress" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Liu Jingtong. It told the story of the Great Zhou Dynasty, which had been passed down for 347 years, and there were two empresses. One was the founding empress, and the other was the empress of a fallen country. The founding empress, Emperor Taizu of Zhou, was talented in both civil and military affairs. She was a god-given person. He reigned for 32 years. Emperor Zhou Suzong ascended the throne at the age of ten. The year title was Jingfeng, and the regent was the regent of the emperor's husband. In the 15th year of Jingfeng, the empress abdicated the throne to her husband, the regent. At this point, the Great Zhou Dynasty ended, and the Great Xia Dynasty's Gaozu ascended the throne. He made the last empress of the Zhou Dynasty queen, and the year was called Xinyao. The Great Xia Dynasty passed down to the fourth generation of Shizong, and the number of emperors gradually decreased. Emperor Chengqing gave birth to six sons and five daughters, who died early. Only the five daughters of the Emperor. When the girl was five years old, she met a great disaster and was on her last breath. He was possessed by the soul of his only daughter, Yue Jingjing. How could a single girl rule the world? How many noble families were waiting to become the emperor's husband and repeat the abdication? "A storm is brewing, and a storm is about to come…" The Life of an Empress Group Number: 160164683 The Life of an Empress Group Number: 164399981 The overall rating of this book was: "The story of transmigrating into the male world to become an empress. The author's writing is clean, and the perspective of the story is novel." The description of love in the book was different from many female novels. The protagonist did not have a harem. Although he was also loved by everyone, he was always rational and clear-headed. He never indulged his desires, nor did he sink into hypocrisy. After all, men were still superior to women in society. The reason why she became the emperor was because she was forced to do so. Because at that time, the royal family only had this drop of bloodline left. In his previous life, the female protagonist was an obedient girl who had been arranged by her family for her entire life. After transmigrating, her mission was to fulfill the wish of the emperor's father. What wish? Be the next emperor! Therefore, to put it simply, it was a story of a silly little white being tricked by the White Impermanence. The author had a good grasp of the plot and language, and the story was told in a different way. Although it was a court battle, it was written in a very interesting way. It can be said that she is the closest to the real empress that I have ever seen. The concept of love developed in modern society collided with the tactics of feudal emperors. The various struggles and compromises of the female protagonist made people feel particularly emotional. The female emperor struggled to survive in the face of the male society. The author's grasp of the details was very subtle. The female lead was a rational and open-minded woman. Although she had a longing for love, she also understood her responsibilities and obligations. However, in the end, the author still gave the female protagonist happiness. When the responsibility was completed, the female protagonist finally gave up her rights and went far away with her beloved. The characters in the movie were all made of flesh and blood. Although they were not yet full of life, they had distinct personalities.| Hehe, there weren't many books about female emperors, let alone those that were well written. He couldn't help but watch it again.| From an ordinary woman to the empress, every step was shocking!| This was a book about a reborn woman, one-on-one. It's a very satisfying empress novel that I've read.| He had read it several times during the book famine. It was better for the spectators to see for themselves.| There were no palace fights or house fights. It was basically a female version of the Kangxi Dynasty. It was the life of an empress from a young crown prince to an emperor. The subject matter was heavy, but the writing style was light. It was not tiring to read, so it should be considered a refreshing article. There were a lot of characters, and it was rare for the author to be able to add color to the scene with just a casual stroke. There were no situations where the characters in front and behind could not be remembered. Among the supporting roles, my favorite is the female lead's father, Emperor Cheng Qing. He's a super charming uncle.| Funny! Writing style I recommend it! He almost gave up on the first two chapters, but fortunately, he continued reading. The feeling of a true empress was written very grandly, not in the language of the empress.| The female lead was an ordinary person, but she was hardworking, patient, didn't run away, and was responsible. When reading the first half, he was often touched by the love between father and daughter. After the death of his father, he felt that it was not easy for the female protagonist. In life, he met many people and missed many people. In the end, he had to hold hands with them for the rest of his life and then disappear into the vast sea of people. It could be considered a good ending...| Making a deal with the underworld, becoming an empress in another world, working hard to be a qualified empress to maintain the beautiful mountains and rivers…|The story told in this book was not like the story of a female cheat in ancient times. An autistic woman (who seemed to be teaching musical instruments and had little to do with politics and the workplace) had no choice but to become the sole heir to the royal family in ancient times. Under pressure, she worked hard to deal with various forces and achieve her career as an empress.| It's also my big love. I've watched it twice. The story of an ordinary young woman in the modern world traveling back in time, facing many difficulties, and becoming a qualified empress. There wasn't much talk about politics in the novel, and it wasn't as bloody. There wasn't much written about it. He really liked the time when the empress grew up with her friends, as well as the warm moments when she raised her eldest son and fought with her son. The moment that left the deepest impression on me was when Du Min was seriously ill. After the empress went to visit him, Du Min took out the lantern that he had hooked up during the Lantern Festival. The words inside were "May all lovers in the world be together in the end." He threw it into the brazier and burned it. Then, he raised the white jade flute that the empress had just blown and blew at it. However, he did not make a sound. That kind of silent affection made people's hearts throb.| It's written by Liu Jingtong, one of my favorite authors. It's the best empress novel I've ever read. There's transmigration, love, friendship, kinship, responsibility, loyal dogs, and the cultivation of buns.| There were many interesting stories about the female lead being the empress, such as Shu Xianting's "Longevity" and Xiao Yao's "Guide to Raising an Empress." This book could be considered one of the best. The female protagonist transmigrated to the world that her predecessors had transmigrated to. In the world where there was already an empress, although there were obstacles for a woman to ascend to the throne, she could still overcome them. After reading the entire article, the most outstanding one is definitely the female lead. I like her very much, but it's a pity that she's not with the male lead in my heart.| When I was in junior high school, I felt that it was very impressive.| It was an old book written by the Great Empress. In the true sense of the word, it was the Great Empress. Back then, he had also read it in one go.| The best Female Empress novel I've ever read. The writing style is good, and the narrative is strong. It has content, and it's an inspirational novel that even men can accept. It's not a lecherous novel, and it doesn't have a bunch of men. It's not lecherous at all. It's purely based on the plot to attract people.| He had never liked the main line of the Empress's novel, which was about love. This was a rare article about power struggles. Let's see how the female protagonist, as the only son of the Emperor, ascended to the throne of the Empress. Every step was shocking, and how she ascended to the throne on a bloody night and expanded her territory!| It was just a transmigration, but the empress was still able to return to her original state. It was all thanks to the male protagonist's loyal dog being strong.| I've seen it a long time ago. It's a rare masterpiece by the empress.| This is a novel that I've been reading for a long time and I'm still reminiscing about it. Although I don't really like the ending, it's considered a better ending for the book.| The days when she was an empress in a society of men.| You can take a look when you have nothing to do. There are four love lines in it (or even more, but it's very exciting.) There were a few relationships, but none of them could be called love. She was the chosen empress, and she supported the entire country by herself. The female lead was brought over from the modern era by White Impermanence, and she had no worries. She completed the task entrusted to her by the underworld and became the empress of a generation. Many of the author's ideas were very attractive and worth recommending!| A modern music teacher whose marriage had failed and was terminally ill had transmigrated into the body of a princess of the Xia Dynasty. In order to fulfill the wishes of her father, she constantly struggled to become an empress. The book described the empress's political career and romantic relationships appropriately. It portrayed the image of the empress, who had the talent to stabilize the country and had flesh and blood.| Ranking index: Liu Jingtong's "The Life of an Empress" was very famous. It was very good. Not only was the writing smooth, but the story was also very good. It was very interesting! This book was still set in a society where men were superior to women. However, the daughter of a king had the right to inherit the throne even if she did not have a son. She could become an empress. The female lead had transmigrated when her father's other children had all died. At that time, she had two choices: to be a prince or an imperial daughter. Of course, the female lead chose to be an imperial daughter. The story unfolded like this. This book is about the female protagonist. The father of the female protagonist's son is unknown. It is also a method that the female protagonist came up with to make a male supporting character willing to help his son but unable to restrict his son. Ji Du was a loyal dog and always followed the female protagonist. Later, the two of them gave birth to a daughter who traveled freely everywhere and passed the government affairs to his son ^_^ This book is too awesome. The author is extremely well-written (I also love the other book,"Unparalleled Beauty"). The female protagonist is a princess. The emperor only has one child. She is fully groomed to become an empress. Many people are eyeing her like tigers eyeing their prey. She has a loyal guard, Ji Du. After a few decades, she abdicated and traveled the world with Ji Du. I like all kinds of political tactics in the middle! I've seen it many times! After the author's new article was scammed, I kept sending her private messages, but there was no response. Today, I ordered the full article, hoping that the author would appear and fill in the new article!|??? Being an empress in a society of men? It was really difficult. The protagonist had walked step by step and had gone through many hardships.| [Dry Food] It was a very difficult setting to write. Although it had been modified by transmigrators, the mainstream was still that men were superior to women. I feel that the female protagonist's father is the author's true love.| It was also a rare good book. It was rare to see such a clear-headed female lead. She did not have the crazy golden finger, but she still struggled to the point where people looked up to her.| Those who liked the empress's writing should not miss it. The female protagonist was very intelligent and had grown from a princess to an empress. After reading it, he felt extremely emotional. It was a very true story. The female protagonist was just an ordinary girl who was constantly growing up. She couldn't become the domineering empress that the readers hoped for. She was restrained everywhere and faced many difficulties. In her heart, she also yearned to be an ordinary ancient woman who was free and pampered by others. To be honest, it wasn't easy for her to get to where she was. If I could do what the female lead did in ancient times, I would definitely give myself 10,000 likes.| It could be considered a female protagonist's work. There was a male lead, but he wouldn't steal the female lead's role too much. It was worth watching!| It seems that I prefer to read the articles of strong women| I strongly recommend that I personally like this Great Empress essay very much. He asked Di Ji about how she became the emperor and how she controlled the country. The person he liked him very much, while the person he disliked disliked him very much. This article was a little controversial. You must be careful when reading articles. His personal favorite was a gentleman whose IQ was off the charts, who was a little sick, and who was as warm as jade. It was a pity that the female protagonist and he met too late. Sigh, let's go our separate ways. A married man could be seen from afar but not played with. Lu Da was better. Although he was also a scumbag. (Transmigration)| Finished Let's see how a princess of a dynasty grows up to become an empress step by step! I quite like this article. After reading it, I feel very emotional. It was not a perfect story, but it was very real. The female protagonist was just an ordinary girl who was constantly working hard to grow up. She couldn't become the domineering empress that the readers hoped for. In a society where men ruled, she was restrained everywhere. "Noble Daughter" was an ancient romance novel written by the author of the oil lamp. It told the story: Introduction: The aunt said that there was an accident called transmigration, and there was a demon called transmigration girl; The aunt said that the heavens had become a big sieve, and the culprit was the transmigration girl; The aunt said that the transmigration girl appeared in the world, and the world would be chaotic; The aunt said that to bring order out of chaos, the first thing to fight was the transmigration girl. Min Yu didn't know how much her aunt's words could be trusted, but when she found that her side was filled with transmigrated women, they were covetous of everything she had, identity, status, relatives, and even her husband. They either wanted to use the advantages of transmigrated women to beat her down and knock her down to dust, or they wanted to replace her with all kinds of deaths, Min Yu was furious. Did they really think that she was easy to bully? From today onwards, this lady will prevent fire, theft, and penetration! The overall evaluation of this book's book list was: "The original female protagonist's novel, it can be considered an inspirational story of growth, and on the way, she experienced various transmigration women..."| Native woman versus transmigrated woman, transmigration is not all-rounder, not bad, but the description of emotional lines can be more detailed.| Who said that transmigration would allow one to meet people, love cars, and ride cars? The natives of ancient times were also very powerful. The user group's evaluation of this book was: I quite like this novel. At first, I didn't find it novel, but as I read it, I gradually liked it. I feel that the little girl is quite real [mn =33]. However, I feel that there is a point in the novel that is ridiculed. It is not very serious. Most female protagonists are like this now. It is about the issue of children. I saw the part where I chose a wife for my brother. The female lead raised the worldview of children. She said that if my sister-in-law couldn't give birth, she could consider adopting one... This was quite a strange statement. I really couldn't accept it. Perhaps it had something to do with me being from a relatively backward area, but I felt that my worldview was more traditional. I felt that the female lead's view of the world regarding children was completely meaningless. After thinking about it for a while, I felt that the female lead in the author's novel did not really care about her brother. Instead, she stood from her own point of view and imagined herself from the perspective of her future sister-in-law. She did not have any affection for her brother at all. It's not that I'm being extreme, but how should I put it? The author probably doesn't have any relatives like brothers, so she doesn't know how to love such relatives. Even only children are like this, so the female protagonist doesn't know how to show her affection. Fortunately, I'm still from the older generation. My parents aren't only children, so I can still observe what it means to be siblings from a distance (orthodox). Children first had to inherit their own bloodline. The brother's child would inherit the brother's bloodline. If the sister-in-law couldn't give birth, it meant that the brother would have no descendants. A sister who saw that her brother had no descendants but suggested to adopt was really abnormal. This was helping the sister-in-law to let her brother have no descendants. What was the meaning of adopting a child? Was it to inherit the family line, to support the elderly in the future, or was it purely to fill the emptiness in one's heart? To put it cruelly, it was a kind of utility relationship, especially for a woman. If she could not have a child related to her by blood, what was the point of raising someone else's child? Otherwise, why would those wives give birth to their own children? It was quite dangerous. Why not just let the concubines give birth? Why would those strong women who did not have to be controlled by their in-laws give birth to children? They could all go and hug one. At the end of the day, adoption was just a form of helplessness. They only adopted the child because of their own interests. At least, that was their original intention. Later on, they would truly love the child. That was also a feeling that was developed little by little. It was definitely not their original intention. This had to be made clear. This also explained why some wives who had no children would have a bastard son to carry out this obligation. The Mrs. Li mentioned in the article did this. This kind of child was just a tool. As for some husbands who would agree to adopt without children, other than the objective conditions, they would only agree because they were completely controlled by their wives. They would agree because they loved their wives, were not as intelligent as their wives, and were emotionally controlled. Therefore, they were willing to give up their children to make their wives happy. However, the female lead, as a younger sister, made her brother sacrifice his interests for her sister-in-law who had never had feelings for her. It was incomprehensible that the result would only be beneficial to a future sister-in-law whose identity was still unknown. She should be close to her brother. It was not a good thing for her brother to have no descendants, right? She would not be able to see the continuation of her brother's life. There would not be a teenager or a girl who looked like her brother in the future. There would not be a child who was similar to the female protagonist in terms of temperament and appearance. It was terrifying to think about it. She would let her brother lose the opportunity to have a child who was related by blood, just because she felt pity for him as a woman? Aren't all women selfish? Sister-in-law is just of the same gender, right? Besides, they haven't even met each other yet, and she's going to lose her brother's interests. She's obviously closer to her brother. Read more exciting novels for free