
Dreaming Back to the Qin Dynasty
梦回大秦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
23Chapters
5.8Score
In booklists 4
Looking for Stories Shipping Historical Figures, Female-Oriented
Are there any books where both leads are historical figures? They can transmigrate or be reborn, but they must both be historical figures. For example, Emperor Renzong of Song × Consort Zhang, or Zhu Yuanzhang × Empress Ma.
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The Male Lead’s Younger Brother Is Qin Hao and Has a Supreme Bone, the Male Lead Has Double Pupils, and There’s a System
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Looking for Novels Where the Heroine Never Falls for the Hero
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Looking for Female-Targeted Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates Into a Real Historical Dynasty, Not an Alternate World
I'm looking for books like The Life of a Genius Wife. Male readers, please skip this one. I want a story told from the heroine's perspective, so don't recommend male-led stories. Any dynasty is fine, and any genre. Romance or no romance is fine, but please no fictional dynasties.
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This book is more like the legendary story of Qin Shihuang and Afang Nu, but the legendary ending is that Afang dies. The ending of this book is happy and exciting! Cang Luochen and Afang finally went into seclusion together, which fits their characters and is also very beautiful! It also highlights Ying Zheng's deep love and letting go for love! When two men are willing to start a war for the woman they love, but when their lives are at stake, they agree to stabilize the overall situation and let go for love. People can't help but admire these two unparalleled heroes! Wonderful! The keynote of the whole book is that during the Warring States Period, there were numerous wars and the sky was full of yellow sand. It was a simple and monotonous but magnificent and tragic picture, which is very suitable for the historical background. I like the author's style. Although the writing and vocabulary are not gorgeous, the overall style is brewed. I like it!
It's been a long time since I've seen such an affectionate and dedicated male protagonist. The second male lead and the third male lead are also very heart-wrenching. The author's portrayal of the female lead is really unpleasant. She feels like a 🍵. Some plots cannot be studied deeply. It's not bad as a meal for leisure time.
While reading, I can feel the good and the bad, but it cannot be said to be a perfect novel. It can be said that it is very balanced, the writing is delicate, and the details of the description are also very exciting, but there are indeed many shortcomings in the characterization. The orphan girl Lin Ruoxi traveled through time and space and dreamed back to the Qin Dynasty, and performed a soul-stirring epic love amidst the flames of war. She was supposed to be an ordinary woman, but she became famous all over the world for predicting the war between Qin and Han. To protect herself, she and her parents left their hometown and lived in seclusion in Shuijia Village. However, the description of the characters always makes people unconvincing and makes it slightly difficult to read.
If I were in middle school or high school, I would really like this book, because at that time I appreciated the gorgeous vocabulary and twists and turns of the plot, but now I prefer the full characters and reasonable plot logic. Overall, as a romance novel, the advantage of this book is that the writing style is good. The titles of each chapter of the author are imitated poems, which feel a bit like the titles of "Dream of Red Mansions". But the disadvantage is that the characters are not vivid enough. It feels like a group of preset robots are developing the plot, and it is a bit historical nihilism.
The book tells Hua Tuo to be born hundreds of years earlier
It's a very interesting novel. The male and female protagonists are both good, but Qin Shihuang is a bit upset. It mainly writes about love and romance, not the political kind. If you don't like reading it, don't come in. I'm afraid you won't like it. Maybe some people have it, but, ahem. There is also this fictitious story related to Afang Palace.
Who can not look up to Qin Shihuang's momentum of sweeping away the six regions and unify the eight wastelands, who can not admire the policies of the same car and the same track, and who has not thought when he was young and frivolous that he could go back to that war-torn era to witness the establishment of the Qin Empire. It can be said that the author uses very vivid language and his own certain historical knowledge to describe the establishment of the Qin Empire from a modern perspective, and how modern knowledge can change the situation of the Qin Dynasty at that time. It can be said that the imagination is very sufficient and the perspective is also very novel. The writing of the whole book is smooth, the text is lively and vivid, and the overall structure is very complete. The author also controls the rhythm very well, helping readers to be immersed in the story while reading. And it can be said that the author broke away from the ordinary routines and found innovative points, which gave people a bright feeling.
It's very beautiful. I don't know why so many people give it low marks.
Afang Palace Fu, legendary stories.
It's beautiful, highly recommended and I hope the author will create more great works.