Xuan Wang Above, Di Daughter Runs Away

Lin Yixue, standing above: “Well, I helped you save a person Can I ask for a small request?” Ouyang Zhixuan’s eyelid lifted, with a quite giving face: “Speak!” Lin Yixue eyes narrowed, in a good mood she presented: “My family has a meimei, her name is Yi Shuang, her appearance is beautiful and alluring, with a gentle disposition, and dignified virtue….” Ouyang Zhixuan unhurriedly rapped on the desk, with a force to oppress Lin Yixue: “Get to the point!” Lin Yixue did not notice: “E…. I do not want to be Tai Zi Fei (Crown Prince’s Wife), let Yi Shuang do it okay?” Ouyang Zhixuan’s fingers stopped, pulled Lin Yixue and locked her in his embrace, a strong kiss fell on her lips, overbearingly nibbling her lips, as he angrily s**ked….it is only until he sensed Lin Yixue gasp for air, did he let her go. With a low and hoarse voice, he spoke: “Say another nonsense, This prince does not mind to immediately proceed to the bridal chambers!”

Original Publisher

3g书城

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *Xuan Wang Above, Di Daughter Runs Away* I jumped into *Xuan Wang Above, Di Daughter Runs Away* with a healthy dose of curiosity, drawn in by the promise of a strong female lead in a historical setting. Transmigration stories are a dime a dozen, but something about this one felt a little different, and I wanted to see if it lived up to the hype. ### First Impressions The initial chapters did a good job of establishing the protagonist's fish-out-of-water situation. We're thrown right into the thick of palace intrigue and get a sense of her modern sensibilities clashing with the ancient world. The set-up is familiar, but the execution felt fresh enough to keep me hooked. ### What Works Well What really grabbed my attention was the heroine's voice. It’s witty and relatable. The author clearly has a knack for dialogue, and it made me genuinely laugh out loud at times. I also appreciated that the "golden finger" element isn't too overpowering. It's there, but it's shrouded in mystery, which adds another layer of intrigue to the story. The catfights between the di-daughter and the concubines are present, as expected in this genre, but they don't feel overly dramatic or simplistic, which I appreciated. The male lead, the overbearing but secretly kind prince, is also a fun addition, and I enjoyed watching him try to decipher the heroine's unconventional logic. ### Areas of Concern My main issue stems from the fact that the translation is ongoing. This is a problem because I find myself wanting to read more, only to be faced with the waiting game. I'm also a little worried about potential pacing issues as the story progresses, but so far, it's been a pretty smooth ride. ### Final Verdict Overall, I'm enjoying *Xuan Wang Above, Di Daughter Runs Away*. The strong female lead, witty dialogue, and intriguing plot make it a worthwhile read. If you're a fan of historical romance with a touch of humor and mystery, I think you'll find something to love here. Just be prepared to be patient with the translation schedule!