
Still Longing for the One in My Spring Boudoir Dreams
犹盼春闺梦中人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 432k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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136Chapters
6Reads
5.8Score
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The general's love may be deep for Zhen Xi, and the general has never diminished his love for her. . I hope they can have a good ending in the future. A very good story, thank you to the author!
The author writes very well. But I didn't guess the ending after seeing the beginning. First of all, let's say that the male protagonist is a responsible person. After meeting the heroine, she didn't say that she was patriotic because she abandoned her wife and children. The female protagonist thinks that she is the kind of woman who pretends to be a progressive woman, but then does things a little bit mindlessly. For example, she wants to be a star in a dance hall. She knows that there is a mixed bag of people in that kind of place, but the male protagonist refuses to listen to her when he tells her not to go. After being deceived, she asks the male protagonist to save her. There is also hesitation and duplicity, clearly saying that she has a fiancé and will not be anyone's concubine. After searching for half a year and still not finding a fiancé, the male protagonist asked her to be his fourth concubine and refused. I don't understand why she has to get married right away. Why can't she serve in the male protagonist's military department first while looking for a fiancé. He kept talking about how good his fiancé's family were to him, and how he could fall in love with the male protagonist whom he had only known for a short time. He was a little speechless. The heroine committed suicide once. I want to say that if she was really determined to die, would she just cut her wrists? I didn't expect to get along peacefully after being hurt by the second male lead. (Purely my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it) Finally, I would like to say that it is very well written. Very true.
The writing is very beautiful. Although both the male and female protagonists are unclean, the development of the storyline is still quite attractive and not procrastinating. There are bitterness and sweetness, tears and laughter. Especially the chapters where the heroine has a fever and her intelligence declines. It is very interesting. The ending is also good, it is a very beautiful novel about the Republic of China, I personally think it can get a 9 points
I saw many people in the comments saying that they are not a couple for life, but I think this is also good. In that era, how many people could do it in their twenties without marrying a wife or having children, and some thought that the heroine wanted both. I think the heroine just didn't know who she liked, and the heroine was only sixteen or seventeen at that time. , The mind is not very mature, and the heroine may not be in love with Fang Haochen, but just family affection. The heroine has been told that she will marry Fang Haochen since she was a child. Therefore, the heroine has only one thought in her heart. Even if she meets the hero and is with him later, how can the thoughts of more than ten years be changed overnight? Even if she likes the hero, I didn't realize it, and at first the heroine was forced. She just wanted to return to her childhood sweetheart. But after a series of twists and turns, the heroine finally understood her thoughts and took the hero seriously. Even when the hero almost killed Fang Haochen, the heroine protected Fang Haochen. I think it was just because he was the heroine's childhood sweetheart's brother. More No more. In fact, I think that if the male protagonist had given the female protagonist more trust and persisted longer, the female protagonist might not have become so stupid later. However, I think the male protagonist was right. Who can continue to trust after being deceived once or twice? But it's all fate (it's just fate in the author's writing! Humph! [Rolls eyes]) (This is the first time I've been so nagging after reading a novel, and I have so many thoughts, but if I don't say anything, there's nowhere to say it, I'll have to choke myself to death [laughing and crying])
This book is well written. Although the heroine's experience is very bumpy, the ending is very happy! I felt sorry for Fang Haochen, who had lost his fiancée whom he had raised since childhood, and they were separated from each other. Although Murong Ting loved the heroine to his core, he already had three wives and four concubines in the family, and it felt imperfect. I feel so sorry for Fang Haochen and Zhenxi!
Please don't not watch it just because of the low rating. It's really good. The general didn't agree that he could have children with the eldest lady in order to carry out inoculation. He didn't love the second aunt and the third aunt at all, and even let them have children. But I have to say that he was a very good husband among the officers of that era. The general loves this girl so much that he will never leave her But my brother's one mistake and regretful decision made Xi'er lose... Madam, I can only say that her magnanimity is incomparable to others. I just feel sorry for her.
The plot was okay. I always felt a little regretful and uncomfortable after watching it. Maybe it's because I always watched the male protagonist and the female protagonist Shuang Jie. It's not like the male protagonist had three wives before he met the heroine, and the heroine married him as the fourth wife. But the ending was okay.
A young girl who is fifteen or sixteen years old becomes the fourth concubine of the male protagonist who is in his thirties. Many romance readers may not be able to accept it psychologically, but a story is a story, and only when it is outstanding can it be worthy of criticism.
Hahaha, the content is novel, not Shuangjie. I like Shuangjie's misadventures. I just read it casually. Sometimes it's okay to read a little bit with regret. I thought the low rating was because the content was not good. I looked at it and understood that the reason for the low rating is probably that the female protagonist is a concubine for the male protagonist, and the male protagonist has three concubines and four sons. This should be the reason for the low rating.
A very nice novel! I admire the author very much. Among the themes of the Republic of China, this novel takes a different approach. There is no trace of novels with the same theme. I almost read it without skipping a chapter. Although it is a pity that the male protagonist already had three wives before meeting the female protagonist (none of which he took voluntarily), this result is more realistic and more in line with that era, isn't it? The author's writing is smooth, the plot is fascinating, both sad and sweet, and I fell into it without even realizing it. After the male protagonist met the female protagonist, he was infatuated with her for life. I don't like that the heroine is gone in the extra chapter, but in the end the hero divorces the eldest lady, just to give the heroine a status. I think the author wants to express the hero's love for the heroine and his loyalty, and also cleans up the male protagonist's unclean body at the end. There are three wives! There were a lot of comments saying that they didn't like the heroine, they thought she was too cute, they liked her fiancé first, then they had no choice but to marry the hero, and they eloped with her fiancé, etc. But I can understand the heroine. She didn't marry the hero out of love before, and she always emphasized that she had a fiancé (a childhood sweetheart, a childhood sweetheart kind of relationship), so she had a natural elopement. I think this is more real!