Unaware His Majesty Is a Girl
Other titles · Buzhi Bixia Shi Nülang • 不知陛下是女郎
- Also known as
- Buzhi Bixia Shi Nülang
- Also known as
- 不知陛下是女郎
- Also known as
- Hoàng đế bệ hạ là nữ lang
- Also known as
- ဘုရင်ကြီးကမိန်းကလေးမှန်းမသိခဲ့ဘူး
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- Является ли ваше величие девушкой?
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- Không Ngờ Bệ Hạ Là Nữ
by Huanle Ge Xi (欢了个喜), Lily Club (橘姬社)
75 chapters
The new emperor, Qi Nian, acceded to the throne many years ago. He kept refusing the requests by his officials to choose a consort, brushing them off by saying "the affairs of state are important, and I am busy with my work". But Qi Nian finally relented as rumors that "the emperor is impotent" spread ever more widely. Yu Dingdang was a particularly dim-witted girl, but born to a prestigious family. This led many to say: "Madame Yu exchanged her brain for her looks". Who could have expected that Yu would be selected by the emperor to be his empress consort? A happy and dramatic girl-girl romantic comedy set in the imperial palace. Yu couldn't have expected that this lofty emperor up on high was actually a girl?!
Chapters
Chapter 71Whatever Shall I Do with You on the Lotus Bed?Chapter 70Thoughts of Lust Arise from a Warm, Full BellyChapter 69Their Subtle Scent Pervades the Moonlit DuskChapter 68Feigning Shyness, She Gracefully Stands with Her Back TurnedChapter 67All for This Feeling, Thick as the Wind and MoonChapter 66How Can One’s Heart Be Like Unfeeling Wood or Stone?Chapter 65Only in Longing Do We See the Sea’s Depth Is SlightChapter 64Crimson Gauze and Thin Silk Envelop Her Gleaming SkinChapter 63Adorned with Plum Blossoms, They Are Drunk in Luoyang for NowChapter 62Loath to Return to the Jade Towers of the Imperial PalaceChapter 61I Watched Her Tower Crumble and FallChapter 60I Watched Her Feast Her Honored GuestsChapter 59I Watched Her Raise Her Vermilion TowerChapter 58Worldly Affairs Flow on Like Running WaterChapter 57Our Love Lasts Unless Green Mountains Rot AwayChapter 56They Made a Thousand Vows Before the PillowChapter 55.5VignetteChapter 55Who Says That Tableaus of Grief May Not Be Painted?Chapter 54The Unloved Can’t Comprehend the Trouble of Those in LoveChapter 53.5VignetteChapter 53Now, Tonight, Sorrow Is What I FeelChapter 52A Riot of Spring Color Overwhelms the GardenChapter 51An Overflow of Emotions with Only a Spring Courtyard’s Moon to WitnessChapter 50Only Their Two Hearts KnowChapter 49A Turning Glance or a Movement, All Is UnderstoodChapter 48Concealing Themselves, the Spring Mountains Are Coyly SilentChapter 47Mutual Love Leaves Both Speechless in Its WakeChapter 46This Feeling Clings and I Lack the Methods to Extinguish ItChapter 45Looking at the Sky at Dawn and the Clouds at DuskChapter 44All Gaze at the Moon’s Brightness TonightChapter 43Mutual Longing Remains as Seasons PassChapter 42A White Peony Bursts with Tears Counting Every SorrowChapter 41Mist and Dense Clouds Frustratingly Prolong the DayChapter 40Clouds and Mist, Sorrowfully Clear, Sweep Away the Dawn’s FlowChapter 39Fallen Petals in Flowing Water Take Away SpringChapter 38Love Me Tenderly, Lord, and I Shall Love You in ReturnChapter 37Longing Is Fundamentally a Wordless LanguageChapter 36Even If It’s Said That Longing Is of No BenefitChapter 35Merry in the Dawn, We Leave Our Worries BehindChapter 34Ere the Day’s Done, We’ve All the Chang’an Flowers SeenChapter 33It Surely Is a Good Season for PeopleChapter 32The Boat Full of Clear Dreams Traverses over the Milky WayChapter 31Drunk, They Knew Not If the Heavens Were in the RiverChapter 30Pairs of Mandarin Ducks SmallChapter 29It Blows My Dreams to the Western LandsChapter 28The Southern Wind Knows My IntentionsChapter 27Tears Well Up Before I Am Able to SpeakChapter 26The Scoundrels' Selfish PlansChapter 25Fine Clouds Surge ForthChapter 24A Look Like Waves of WaterChapter 23.5VignetteChapter 23Hearts Are Bonded through the Plucking of GrassChapter 22The Pomegranate Blossoms Bloom Fiery CrimsonChapter 21Light Clothes Soaked ThroughChapter 20Like the Radiant Moonlight at the Edge of the MoonChapter 19The Naive Are Unafraid of ConjecturesChapter 18The Mountain Has Trees, Oh, and the Trees Have BranchesChapter 17There Is Much Sadness in Recollecting DreamsChapter 16In Deep Recollection of Past Events, I Stand Amidst the Setting Sun’s RaysChapter 15Knowledge Obtained from Paper Will Always Feel ShallowChapter 14Gather Sweet Flowers While You MayChapter 13Though She Says That She Feels Nothing, to Me, Feelings AboundChapter 12Would She, Who Loves Shallowly, Believe My Yearning?Chapter 11Transcends the Affairs of the Mortal WorldChapter 10A Short Encounter of Golden Winds and Jade DewChapter 9A Perfect Night to Go to Her Darling’s SideChapter 8Who Should One Share These Feelings of Mutual Longing With?Chapter 7Rouge and Perspiration Together on a Pillow HotChapter 6Reclining on a Painted Balustrade, She Remains Coquettishly QuietChapter 5Who Sends a Thought in Spring?Chapter 4Her Gorgeous Smile Shines Like a LotusChapter 3Solitarily Leaning on a Railing, Their Mood in DisorderChapter 2They Lamented That the Spring Nights Were All Too ShortChapter 1Spring Thoughts Are Unsettled as the Wine Becomes Stronger, Brocade and Finery Do Passion and Love AugurChapter 0.5Character Synopses