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The Younger Brother Likes the Older Sister Who Is Not His Biological Child
Looking for Ancient Sister-Brother Love Stories! (The Female Protagonist Is Older Than the Male Protagonist)
The female protagonist is older than the male protagonist, it doesn't matter. The male protagonist was saved by the female protagonist and grew up to protect the female protagonist!
High Quality, Pure Ancient Prose (Don't Travel Through Time, Don't Be Reborn)
Nowadays, the routines of time travel and rebirth are all the same. I'm tired of seeing them.
Looking For: High-Quality Ancient Style Writing (Don't Like Time Travel, Rebirth, System)
I like food and palace battles, imperial examinations, political intrigues, and solving cases. I have read "The Imperial Examination Counterattack: The Strongest Female Chief Assistant" on Tomato before, palace battles "Zhaohua Weiyang", "Gong Wall Willow", "The Legend of Qingzhi in the Deep Palace", and food "Chang'an Little Restaurant" (I forgot if Tomato has any
Short Stories Ancient Proverbs High Score
Unpopular and Well-Written Ancient Sayings, Not Time-Traveling, Not Cheating, Not Brainless
Pure Ancient Romance.
No time travel, no rebirth, no system.
The Best Ancient Chinese Novel I Have Ever Read
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Romance Sister Brother Love
Is there any novel about sister-brother love? The writing style should be better and not childish. The royal sister should be paired with the green tea younger brother. White or black is fine.
Pure Ancient Style, Not the Kind of Time Travel or Rebirth
🍅Who Is the Top Heroine in Ancient Sayings?
Don't Be Reborn, Don't Travel Through Time, Don't Want Golden Fingers, the Ancient Saying of "Three Correct Views"
If you don't want to be reborn or travel through time, there is no system. You don't want strong women and strong men. I like the story of a palace fight in which the male protagonist is a prince. The male and female protagonists are both good-looking, intelligent, and have upright views on ancient literature!
Looking for Ancient Romance. Pure Romance! ! Don't Be Born Again! ! Don't Travel Through Time!
Similar to "Know or Not", the male and female protagonists start with love and stop with etiquette, and their behavior before marriage does not exceed the rules at all! !
Book Shortage, Seeking Books, Pure Ancient Prose
Is there any humorous article that intersperses with the Jianghu children like Sunset Jianghubai? Please recommend.


































































After more than ten years of knowing each other, not afraid of hardships and power, just for Yue'er, the infatuated and persistent Zi Jin kept the clouds open and found love. Shang Ruiwan was on time and almost won Yue'er's heart.
Once upon a time, the sea was difficult to overcome, but in Jinluo City, this was Xia Yue and Shang Rui, and they were sincere in this complicated royal battle. In the twelfth year of Yong'an, the two finally reunited after the world was at peace and the hero returned from the army. They have had doubts and confrontations, but it seems that not all Zhaoyang will shine the brightest, especially when the lover needs it.
It is a novel with unfinished meaning, the emotional entanglement of love and destiny. After reading it, I feel empty. The plot is gripping. I feel a little distressed and sad about Shang Rui's emotional ending of "can't get what I ask for, but can't give up"; Jin is pleased with the result of "keeping the clouds clear and seeing the moonlight"; as for the heroine Xia Yue, she must have Shang Rui in her heart, and their relationship is more like love💓 "Almost falling in love with him" is enough to show that in the end, Zijin should be the result of her choice.
Regardless of the length or the excitement of the plot, the male protagonist is Shang Rui. It feels like the female protagonist actually loves Shang Rui, but she just chooses Zi Jin intellectually. There was too much hatred between her and Shang Rui, and they were destined not to be together. The heroine wrote the letter at the end, which was very funny, and the swaying back and forth in the middle was very funny. But, who says a woman can't love two people at the same time? The heroine does, so what should she do?
It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of feeling of being lost after watching it.
I prefer this novel to have two male protagonists. As an emperor, Shang Rui goes from being used to recognizing his feelings to letting go, while his younger brother goes from being protected by the female protagonist to being able to protect her. Both male protagonists are growing up, one learns to let go, and the other I have learned to take responsibility, and it is already obvious who the heroine will choose in the end. As a young lover, the unswerving younger brother is actually on the right side. Love has many forms, and no one says it must be perfect in the end. In a sense, regret is the norm.
The first half has more narration and less emotional drama, and the male lead and the second half are confused and confused. In the second half, the emotional drama gradually becomes clearer, and the plot is much more compact. Isn't it good for Shang Rui and the heroine to be together? Yue'er is almost falling in love with Shang Rui. However, Shang Rui was in his position to pursue his career, and Yue'er was ranked second in the choice. Zijin and Yue'er had known each other since childhood, which laid a solid foundation for their relationship. However, Yue'er did not want to dwell on this relationship due to the compatibility between siblings. Zi Jin's sincerity in trading the world for Yue'er finally made Yue'er bravely face Zi Jin's enthusiasm. The ending was good. They got married, but why were there no details about the wedding? I really want to see it...
She was originally Zhaoyang, but she hid her light for him. One couldn't love her, and the other had a bad fate. The language of this work is fresh and natural, and the depiction of emotions is delicate and moving, but after reading it, people feel a little empty. The portrayal of the male and female protagonists is also perfect. Rather than saying that it is a male and a male protagonist, I feel more like two male protagonists. No matter which one the female protagonist chooses, it makes people feel that the remaining one is difficult to reconcile. I have to sigh that being able to write such a gripping plot shows the author's excellent writing style!
This novel is very short and took a few hours to read. According to the author's previous habit, the younger brother with some minor flaws must belong to the male protagonist. Although the ending is indeed like this, in the early stage of the book, the female protagonist and her younger brother are like real siblings, like a long-lasting family relationship, while the interaction with the little emperor is more like a passionate love. But in the end, the little emperor chose to let go, and the younger brother learned to protect his sister. I believe everyone will choose the younger brother, because the female protagonist is Zhaoyang, how can she be in a wall where only the four corners of the sky can be seen.
The characters are well-sculpted, the language is exquisite, and the narration is eloquent, making people feel as if they are actually there when reading it. The character of the male protagonist gives people the impression of a gentle and gentle young man. Later, I realized that he is also a responsible and strong-willed man. His feelings for the female protagonist are long-lasting and he respects and cherishes them. The second male character, being in a high position, is inevitably domineering, which may be more in line with my taste. He is aloof yet tender, scheming, and planning every step. He can be described as "the style of an emperor." The heroine is a character who is self-reliant and self-reliant. Although she is controlled by the emperor, she is neither humble nor overbearing. She is able to deal with him many times. Her feelings for the hero are also very touching and heart-warming. The ending of the male and female protagonists together is quite satisfactory.
This is a rare good book, with depth and warmth. I read it in one sitting. I haven't followed a book so willfully in a long time.
This is a book without content hints. Who is the protagonist? What happened? Countless "whys"? And this "unguessableness" is precisely the brilliance of this book! When we usually read novels, as long as we see the three words "heroine and heroine", we feel confident. No matter how tortured or misunderstood they are, the protagonists will be together in the end. Just ask how many people skipped the middle part and went straight to the ending? ! But "Waiting for Dawn" is completely different. When readers are confused about who is the "official spouse" and the author does not add the labels of first and second male, but gives full play to the charm of other characters, each character is no longer a tool, but a living, flesh-and-blood person. His arrogance, calculation, inferiority and affection are all fully released because they are not suppressed by the label of "non-protagonist". A good book should not be a maze with a set end, but a wilderness. The author is only responsible for writing about the scenery and wind that are moving enough. As for which intersection the reader wants to stop at and who they want to cry for, that is the reader's own and unique experience.
The author's writing is good, but the writing is too sad. The emperor fell in love with the heroine but did not expect that he would not be able to love her. It was really difficult to reconcile. Fortunately, the heroine did not fall in love with the emperor. It is not a good thing for the emperor to have too many women. King Yan Ping is good, he will never change his infatuation, and he will stay with the heroine till the end of his life.
It's so well written. The male protagonist is a very masculine person, but he can't fall in love. The female protagonist is also very clear-headed. The most important thing is that the female protagonist and the second male protagonist can be together, which breaks the inherent pattern of the novel. It's great.
I always feel that the ending is not very good, but it can only be like this. I read it in one day, and I feel a little reluctant to let go. The emperor loves me, but he is the emperor after all, so I have to let go of a lot.
This book really made my eyes light up! The author Mu Fusheng's writing style is delicate and the plot has ups and downs, which made me feel like I was in the middle of the disputes in the ancient palace. I particularly like the woman in the book who will do anything for her son. Her complex character makes people love and hate her at the same time. At the same time, I can also understand what she did. After all, in such an environment, people often make some extreme choices in order to survive and have power. This book made me deeply understand the complexity and helplessness of human nature. In short, "Waiting for the Dawn" is a good book worth reading!
The author's literary skills are really high. I guess the male lead is Shang Rui. The relationship between him and Zhaoyang is laid out step by step, and it's not inconsistent at all. If there is love, then Zhaoyang must be thinking about him; Zijin should be like a younger brother or a relative, feeling dependent on each other; But I am also glad that the heroine chose Zijin, because he is pure and kind and has never taken advantage of the heroine, and I believe he will not do so in the future. Only when they are together can they truly live a peaceful and peaceful life; Although Shang Rui loves the heroine, the emperor has too many calculations in his heart. It is impossible to only consider one person, and it is impossible to only consider one person. Even if they are together, they will not be happy in the end; this is relieved😌 This is one of the most frustrating novels that makes people unable to put it down for a long time. I went to buy the printed version, but still couldn't get over it. Shang Rui did not say a word about love in the whole text, but he loved deeply, but his responsibility as an emperor determined that he could not put his lover first;
I have read this book no less than four times. The author's writing is very good.
"You can't get what you ask for, but you can't give it up" is ultimately difficult to reconcile...
The heroine is not with Shang Rui not only because of the order of appearance of the two men, but also because there are too many political factors between them. Moreover, the heroine is not a love-minded person and is a very rational and sober person. The emotional story of this book reminds me of "The Emperor's Strategy"
Would you rather choose to stay with each other since you were young and keep a close connection even if they are far apart, or to love each other through ups and downs together but never change your heart. Shang Rui is really upset. Xia Yue and Zi Jin don't know the origin of their love. Mu Fusheng's books have always focused on emotional rendering and emotional expression. In modern words, they appear delicate and touching, but if you look at them in ancient words, there will actually be some shortcomings in plot settings, and the story structure can be made more grand.
"Once upon a time, the beauty of spring was difficult to see, except for the bright sun, which was not sunny." This is an ancient love novel. Through delicate description and emotional interweaving, the novel shows the entanglement between love and destiny between the protagonists. The story is full of romance and tragedy, and also reflects the social and political changes of the Tang Dynasty. "Waiting for the Dawn" is a historical novel with historical background, closely interweaving love and destiny, and touching the heartstrings of readers.
This is a book that I love to read. I think ancient prose should look like ancient prose. Why 4 stars? Because - He was blindfolded and listened to Xia Yue's question in the dark. After a long while, he slowly replied: "Zhaoyang, everyone in this world can ask me this, but you can't." Xiaochuan and Gao Yao, choose Gao Yao, Phoenix and Xiao Yu, choose Xiao Yu, nine-tailed fox and Hydra, choose Hydra. So whether he is the first male or the second male, I have made up my mind and will not change it.
The second male lead and the male lead are both very good, it's a bit hard to get over! The female lead almost fell in love with the second male lead too. Xia Yue: May you let go and stay in the rising sun forever. Shang Rui: "I can't get what I ask for, and I can't give it up. In the end, that's all I can do."
The author's writing is very good, the plot is cleverly conceived and fascinating.
I haven't read such a thoughtful book in a long time. The writing style is also very good, the article conception is also very careful, and the ending is reasonable. After watching it, I can't forget it for a long time. A good book worth recommending.
Very good, this ending~ After all, if you really enter the palace, you will definitely not be the only one ~
It's really not easy for Zijin and Yue'er. The joy of youth has finally ushered in spring. Shang Rui is regretful. It would have been better if they could have met earlier.
The male lead and the second male lead are actually Bai Yueguang and Cinnabar Moles, and Zhaoyang has Shang Rui in his heart.
The love between Wei Shangrui and Xia Yue is just like what Musuli said, some people are destined to be passers-by in life, but the traces she leaves behind are enough to change your life. If you can't wait for the porridge in the morning, fill it up with late-night wine. I can only say that I am lucky enough to have an encounter in this world.