The male protagonist was the emperor. Was the female protagonist in the ancient novels demoted to a slave after becoming a noble consort?

2024-09-21 11:03

In ancient novels, the female lead was a noble concubine, and then was demoted to a slave by the male lead. The male lead was the emperor

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2024-09-21 11:22

I recommend the book "The Emperor's Favorite: The Mighty and Domineering Empress" to you. It tells the story of a female protagonist who was demoted to a slave after she traveled to ancient times to become a noble consort. However, she was witty and successfully turned the tables and became an empress. The male lead was an emperor, and he had a clear distinction between love and hate. He loved her and doted on her, and it made one's heart beat faster. The plot was compact and interesting, making one's blood boil. It was enough to satisfy your reading needs. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The male protagonist was a reborn emperor of the world, while the female protagonist dressed up as a noble consort with the surname Qin.

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2024-09-06 03:17

I recommend "My Imperial Concubine's Mother Is Noble Because of Her Son." The female protagonist of this book was also surnamed Qin. She was a businessman who had transmigrated to the ancient palace and became an imperial consort. The male lead was the Virtuous King, and the two of them began a story of a battle for the throne and an emotional struggle. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Is there any novel about becoming a noble consort after transmigrating?

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2024-09-02 05:59

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Trembling Harem": A C-list actress, Yun Ran, has transmigrated and become the direct daughter of a family of generals, Noble Consort Ran. Other people fought for favor, but she lost it because of her acting skills. Her goal was to divorce the emperor, develop her career, and become the richest man! She could also mingle in the martial arts world and be a wild heroine. Unfortunately, the emperor kept harassing her. Yun Ran said,"Stay away from the big pig trotter. Don't hinder me from making money." 2. "The Tyrant Seduced the Concubine Man, Only Meat!" She had transmigrated to become the beautiful Imperial Consort Yun, who was favored by the emperor, but she was cursed by tens of thousands of people. She loved her eldest brother, was entangled with the Empress Dowager's male pet, and confused the Crown Prince of Ning Country…Some people scolded her, bullied her, harmed her, and destroyed her. There were also people who helped her, loved her, pampered her, and were willing to die for her, giving up everything for her. 3. [Imperial Concubine as a General]: A female general who once rode a horse with a sword in her hand became an imperial concubine in the palace. A gentle general, a domineering emperor. One could not get her, and the other could not get her heart. She didn't want to be entangled with love and hate. Her body and heart were not controlled by others. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Are there any novels that tell the story between the princess of a defeated country and the emperor of a victorious country? In which the male protagonist did not kill the female protagonist but instead demoted the female protagonist to a slave?

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2024-09-14 12:50

I recommend "Try Touching This Queen Again", an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist was Princess Yongxing who had become a princess after transmigrating. The male protagonist was the current emperor. The female protagonist and the male protagonist were enemies. The male protagonist did not kill the female protagonist, but demoted her to a slave. If you like the cold war and battle of wits between the male and female leads, this novel is definitely not to be missed. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Was there an ancient sweet love story where the male protagonist first became a prince and then an emperor, while the female protagonist was more conservative, and the male protagonist only doted on the female protagonist after becoming an emperor?

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2024-08-18 11:22

😋I recommend Young Master He's Sweet Wife to you. This book was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. The male protagonist was first the young master of the He family and later became the emperor. It was definitely in line with the sweet love story you wanted after marriage. Although the female lead was old-fashioned, the male lead was very loyal. He only doted on her and did not have any other women. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Was there a plot in ancient novels where the female protagonist was a slave and the male protagonist was the emperor who eventually gave up the throne?

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2024-09-23 12:07

I really don't want to be an emperor. I recommend this book to you. The female lead was not transmigrated or reborn, but was the original slave. The male protagonist was the emperor, but he gave up the throne in the end. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Was there a fast-acting novel in which the female protagonist was a noble consort and the male protagonist was her brother?

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2024-09-08 07:20

The book "Code of Practice for Noble Girls Wearing Books" might meet your needs. After the female protagonist was reborn, she had a cheat code and vowed to kill the evil female supporting character. There was also a family of beautiful women, and the imperial concubine dressed as a grandmother. In one of the worlds, the female lead was the imperial concubine, and the male lead seemed to be the elder brother. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Is there an ancient novel where the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist, and in the story, the male protagonist only dotes on her after becoming the emperor? Can you recommend it?

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2024-09-03 08:03

I recommend the book " The Imperial Concubine: Ninth Master, I Want a Hug ". The male protagonist, the Ninth Prince, dotes on the female protagonist, Ruan Mianmian, to the bone. He even dotes on her alone when he becomes the emperor. The female lead didn't let down her love, and the two of them accompanied each other sweetly. I hope you like my recommendation.

Which novels described the female protagonist as the crown prince consort and the male protagonist as the emperor, and the emperor's dissatisfaction with the crown prince consort was vividly described?

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2024-08-17 06:06

😋I recommend the following two books to you: 1. The female lead was the uncrowned king of the assassin world, and in one day, she transmigrated to become the useless crown prince of the empire. It matched the title. The female lead was the crown prince consort! The male lead was the emperor who was not pleasing to the eye. The two of them were in love/hate until the end of time. 2. "Defiant Queen: The Emperor Flipping Over": The female protagonist was spoiled into a fairy in her previous life. In this life, she has an aura that can obliterate everything. She has become the most mysterious young master of the Demon Palace. The male protagonist is one of her pursuers. There is a strong attraction between them and the emotional entanglement of love and hate. Moreover, the male protagonist is also an "emperor", which fits your requirements very well. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Please recommend a palace novel with the emperor as the male protagonist and Consort Shu as the female protagonist?

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2024-09-08 09:35

" Fate Modifier " was a fantasy novel. The male protagonist was the emperor, but it did not specify that the female protagonist was Consort Shu. I recommend an ancient romance novel," The Tyrant's Queen Attacks: The Emperor, No Date ". The male protagonist is the emperor, and the female protagonist is a harem beauty, but not Concubine Shu.

Was there a book about the female protagonist becoming a human from a fish and the male protagonist becoming an emperor? Anxious!

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2024-08-28 21:36

"I Secretly Transformed into a Dragon in the Royal Palace" was a fantasy novel about a different world. The female protagonist, Gu Luo, was a carp that transmigrated into the royal pond, and the male protagonist was the emperor. The story between the two began. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗