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The Phoenix Lord Ascends

58 eps · ~1h 42m · YourChannel

Story

She once held immense power over the court in her past life, yet falls to the mortal world in this life. After the Su family brings back their biological daughter, they humiliate her in every possible way. Su Qingyan conceals her sharp edges and plans carefully step by step. She exposes the hypocritical schemer and outwits her family members, rising to prominence in business competitions. With Lu Chengze backing her all the way, the former princess eventually becomes a powerful queen in the modern era.

About The Phoenix Lord Ascends

The Phoenix Lord Ascends is an English short drama in 58 episodes, originally released on YourChannel. Each episode runs about 2 minutes, and the whole series takes around 1 hour 42 minutes to watch. It falls under Underdog Rise, Rebirth & Time Travel, Royalty & Palace and Heir & Heiress. Every episode is 100% free to binge on DramaBear with zero popups, no app, and no sign-up.

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FAQ

How many episodes does The Phoenix Lord Ascends have?
The Phoenix Lord Ascends has 58 episodes, about 1 hour 42 minutes in total.
Where can I watch The Phoenix Lord Ascends for free?
Right here on DramaBear. All 58 episodes stream free in your browser, in order, with zero popups, no app, and no sign-up.
What kind of drama is The Phoenix Lord Ascends?
The Phoenix Lord Ascends falls under Underdog Rise, Rebirth & Time Travel, Royalty & Palace and Heir & Heiress.
How long does it take to finish The Phoenix Lord Ascends?
About 1 hour 42 minutes. Episodes run around 2 minutes each, so you can binge it in one sitting.
Is The Phoenix Lord Ascends on YourChannel?
The Phoenix Lord Ascends was originally released on YourChannel. On DramaBear you can binge all 58 episodes free without installing the YourChannel app.
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