
Ruyi Rouge Shop II
如意胭脂铺II
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
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In booklists 18
Standalone Mystery Cases, Deduction, Lots of Cases, and No System
Not too much romance. I want a novel focused purely on solving cases.
Any Novels Made up of Separate Little Stories?
Are there any novels made up of little self-contained stories, like "The Forgotten River Tea House" and "Strange Tales from Liaozhai"?
Recommend Strange Tales, Especially Stories With a Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio Vibe and Ghosts or Monsters
Looking for Short, Episodic Stories Like The Hundred Demon Spectrum, with Recurring Main Characters
Looking for Great Stories About the Underworld, General Stores, and Ghost Messengers: No Brain-Dead Characters, No Female Lead
Novels Similar to The Hundred Demon Spectrum!
I'm looking for novels with little stories like "The Flower God Chronicles," "The Hundred Demons Spectrum," and "Soul-Summoning Ballad"! Please, I'm begging you!!
Looking for Novels Like The Hundred Demons Spectrum! This Type Really Gets Me
Also, the author's “Tales of the Floating Life” is really good! I've read it countless times!
Novels About a Female Shop Owner Who Specializes in Solving Supernatural Cases
Horror and suspense.
Ancient Historical Mysteries
Looking for an ancient-era detective novel.
Looking for Historical Romance With Strange Tales and an Old-Fashioned Feel, Like Tales of Floating Life. Thanks
I'm looking for books like "The Manual of Hundred Demons".
Any Books Like Hundred Demon Spectrum, Tales of a Floating Life, or The Ethereal Mist?
I'd like to read books like Ethereal: The Lantern-Bearer Volume. The protagonist is a woman, a long-lived being who isn't human. She watches the fickleness of the world and all kinds of stories, passing through the human realm like a traveler.
Novels Like Hundred Demon Spectrum, with Lots of Little Stories
Any Novels Like Ya She, With a New Story Every Few Chapters and a Protagonist Who Just Watches and Listens?
Any Extreme, Bizarre Novels Like The Human Eel?
Something really gruesome.
Any New Novels for Female Readers Lately? I’m So Tired of the Same Old Stuff...
Please Recommend Completed Great Reads. Ongoing Series Have Already Driven Me Crazy
Looking for books similar to Rule-Breaking Horror: I Can Use the Rules to Perfection.
Stories That Get Students Hooked
Everyone, everyone, time to pay attention and take notes ^O^ These are novels I'm reading to convince myself that reading counts as studying, that I'm not getting addicted, and that I can read them when I can't sleep after school starts. They might broaden your horizons... though I can't say they've done much for me.
Looking for a Story Set in a Bygone Era, with a Strong Female Lead Who Isn't a Do-Gooder and Has a Pocket Dimension
Please recommend some new novels set in a bygone era. The female lead shouldn't be a doormat, should have a pocket dimension, and shouldn't already be married as soon as she transmigrates. No rebirth stories.
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Overall, the second part attracted me more than the first one, and I also liked the plot. It mainly focused on solving crimes, and there wasn't much romance, but there was still some love. There was a scene in the middle where Ruyi's three souls and six souls were split into two people. It was a bit strange, but the rest was okay (just make do with it~)
This ending is open-ended, as if this Xing Ruyi is immortal. She was blessed when she appeared, and she is also blessed after her death. No matter it is modern or ancient, no matter what conspiracy she has experienced, she can continue to live, and she can be with the fox in the end. Of course, in the middle, the fox likes Xing Ruyi, who has two souls and seven souls, and leaves one soul in the underworld (the one with the original memories). Although it is not acceptable, I think it is very reasonable. You have to pay something in order to exchange for subsequent encounters.
It's okay, I'm not too interested in the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I like the various little stories in it
It took me more than a year to read the first and second parts of the series. Really, sometimes I watch it, sometimes I don't. Anyway, I just finished it in a roundabout way. I think the shortcomings are the timeline and the emotional issues between the heroine and Chang Tai in the first part. Overall it's good
I finally finished reading the upper and lower parts intermittently within two years. The overall feeling is that I regret that iron cannot become steel [I almost cried] It can be seen that the author wants to lay out a grand story structure that spans the ancient Tang Dynasty, 21st century modern times, and the fictional underworld Qingqiu. However, the repeated interweaving of the timeline and the logical framework supporting the development of the story are weak and messy. Therefore, when the dungeon scene changes, there will be a feeling of looking through the fog. In the end, it returns to the Tang Dynasty, and it feels a little unclear as to why. And why do you say that you hate iron but cannot become steel? The reason is that the ancient part is actually beautiful. Although the love scenes between Ruyi and the fox are relatively sparse, every ghost story is exciting and attractive enough to ignore this detail. The protagonist Ruyi is vivid and interesting enough, and the lovely supporting characters vividly present the joys and sorrows, the entangled love and hate of life in the Tang Dynasty, and are also equipped with spiritual colors. Therefore, when Zhuyu is in front of me, the stories of other time and space are even more regrettable, but overall it is still a good reading experience~
I think it's pretty good. I saw some people saying that they really like this emotional drama between a male and female protagonist, which is a bit ridiculous. In fact, it mainly depends on the story of each part. However, in the underworld chapter, it is a pity that there are no monster stories in modern times. All ghost stories
Because the first part was so good, I was looking forward to being surprised by the second part. The first half was good but the second half was a bit disconnected. Overall, I liked it very much.
The second part is better than the first one, always full of twists and turns, and deeply reflecting on one's own life.
The only flaw is that the fox in the middle falls in love with Ruyi's reincarnation... Although I don't agree with it, it's not too unreasonable when I think about it. There are a lot of fox Ruyi's emotional lines missing, and there are a lot more memories, which is not bad.
The second part focuses on solving the case and the storyline, without much description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists. However, there is a section in the middle where the heroine's soul and soul stayed in the underworld for a long time, and the remaining soul was sent to the underworld by the underworld. The fox went to have a relationship with Ruyi in the underworld because of his obsession. It was not cheating, but because he was too obsessed. The article describes it in detail. In the end, Ruyi in the underworld also died and died in the underworld and merged with the soul that stayed in the underworld. Fortunately, the ending was good.