A Book by Tang Weien
唐唯恩的一本书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
More by this author
You’re Not the Only Younger Brother Around, So Why Is the Regent King in Such a Hurry?
Transmigrated Mother and Son: Winning the Regent's Heart
The Princess Consort Is a Drama Queen Who Knows How to Flirt, So Spoil Her!
On Our Wedding Night, the Lovesick Heir Pulled Me into the Bridal Chamber
The Marquis’s Household Kicks Out the Fake Heiress? They’ve Cut Off Their Own Lifeline!
The Beloved Doctor Princess Runs Wild Everywhere
Your Highness, Please Make Your Physician Consort Behave
Why Pick a Fight With the Regent's Sharp-Tongued Consort?
In booklists 4
A Paralyzed, Disabled Male Lead Who Uses a Wheelchair
The male lead is paralyzed and uses a wheelchair.
Historical Romance Novels Where a Princess Consort Cures Her Disabled Prince
A disabled prince and his highly skilled physician princess consort.
Please Recommend Clean, Wholesome Books
Please recommend stories that stick to their original premise! If it's a story about youth, let it stay sunny all the way through, without some family conspiracy thrown in. If it's an ancient romance with palace or household intrigue, let them keep fighting to the end. Don't have the heroine suddenly go soft and give up. So many books do that, and I'm tired of it.
Looking for a Short Story Around 200,000 Characters. I Don’t Want a Modern Setting, and the Male Lead Mustn’t Be Yandere.
I feel like so many novels these days, with hundreds or thousands of chapters, drag on and on. All that drawn-out plot makes them hard to enjoy, so lately I've been reading quick transmigration stories. But I still want something with one complete story.
Reader comments 3
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It's very interesting. I've read almost all of Tang Tang's books. I'm looking forward to new works.
It's very good. The content is vivid and the characters are flesh-and-blood. It's worth watching. I'm looking forward to the next work.
This book is pretty good, worth reading