After Being Read, I Became the Favorite of the Palace Fighting Literature Group

Ji Jinyou traveled into a bloody palace fighting novel and became a cannon fodder three-year-old princess, living with her unpopular biological mother in a remote palace. In the book, the concubines fought to the death and were dead one after another. The princes died or were disabled, and none of them survived. In the end, the throne fell into the hands of a sinister and s*upid clan member, and soon, it was destroyed by the enemy country. The nine princesses and their daughters were poisoned to death at the palace banquet where the concubines competed. — Ji Jinyou counted on her fat fingers, oh, there are still three months to live. It is better to live than to die, so she decided to actively save herself. But every time she tried to change the plot, she would suffocate for no reason. Risking the risk of almost dying, she tried several times to remind the relevant parties, but no one paid attention to her, the three-year-old baby. Unable to change, Ji Jinyou had to give up. But she didn’t know that everyone could suddenly hear her voice.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Being Read, I Became the Favorite of the Palace Fighting Literature Group This web novel certainly took me for a ride! "After Being Read..." promises a transmigration story with palace intrigue, cute kids, and a healthy dose of humor. I went in expecting a lighthearted read, and while it mostly delivered, I also found myself surprisingly invested in the characters and their struggles. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely intriguing. We have a female protagonist who transmigrates into the body of a three-year-old in a palace fighting novel, complete with a system. The initial chapters hooked me with the sheer novelty of the situation. A mature mind in a toddler's body navigating the treacherous waters of the imperial harem? Sign me up! ### What Works Well The child interactions are undeniably a highlight. There's something incredibly heartwarming about the MC's relationships, especially with her mother figure. I found myself genuinely smiling at the fluffy, feel-good moments. The author does a good job of balancing the mature themes of palace politics with the innocence of childhood. The palace scheming itself, while potentially overwhelming given the sheer number of concubines and royal children, is kept fresh by the unique ability for the royal family to hear the MC's thoughts. This creates hilarious situations where everyone is trying to decipher the MC's internal monologue and react accordingly. The emperor, despite his initial appearance as a philandering ruler, is revealed to be a surprisingly wise and caring father, which adds a layer of depth to his character. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall story, I can see how the "easy resolution" of conflicts might not appeal to everyone. The MC's ability to influence events, coupled with the emperor's swift action, can sometimes make the stakes feel a little low. Some readers may find the plot somewhat repetitive after a while. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about the romance, because it gets a little tricky. The age gap between the MC and the male lead (six years) is definitely something to consider. The author wisely avoids any romantic development until the MC is older (17), and the male lead initially treats her like a younger sister. However, some readers might still feel uneasy about the dynamic. ### Final Verdict "After Being Read, I Became the Favorite of the Palace Fighting Literature Group" is a fun and entertaining read, perfect for when you want something lighthearted with a touch of drama. While the plot might not be the most complex, the charming characters, humorous situations, and heartwarming family dynamics make it a worthwhile experience. Just be aware of the potential age gap issue in the romance before diving in. I'd recommend it for a quick, enjoyable escape, but not necessarily for a deep, thought-provoking read.