
The Realm Is Yours, I Return to My Homeland
江山归你,我归故国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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See allLooking for Pure Historical Settings: No Transmigration, Quick Transmigration, or Rebirth
Ahhh, almost every historical-style story I’ve found involves transmigration, rebirth, or quick transmigration. I want a pure historical setting, with a sweet and gentle female lead. Thanks 🙏🙏
She Overestimated His Love, and He Underestimated Her Feelings
Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Ending Aesthetic! No Mindless Angst! Great Writing, Please!
I want that beautiful-but-tragic kind of romance, the sort that makes your heart ache as you cry!! Short stories, please. Thanks, everyone!
Short Tragedies That’ll Make You Cry!
The male lead hurts the female lead for the sake of his white moonlight, and she never forgives him in the end.
Please Recommend Angsty Historical Romance, the Kind That Takes a Whole Roll of Tissues
Please recommend historical romance angst stories, the kind that would take a whole roll of paper to soak up the tears, perfect for reading late at night. Hmm? 😎
Looking for Angsty Stories That Break Your Heart and Keep You Up at Night
The kind that’ll make you cry your eyes out.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Historical Romance, and I’m Out of Books to Read
I like stories with equally strong male and female leads who help each other grow, with good supporting characters too. Something warm and loving, please recommend some.
Heartbreakingly Angsty Stories That Make Your Heart Hurt
I've read quite a lot of angsty stories before, and I'm usually a bit sentimental. I love listening to sad songs and hearing sad stories, too. I've already read "Bone-Deep Crisis", "He Said Our Love Came Too Late", and "May You Shine as Bright as the Stars"... I'd prefer something with lots of chapters, since I'm a night owl.
Sophisticated Angst with Smart Characters and a Logical Plot
Looking for books similar to Palace Wall Willow. It doesn’t have to be the kind where the male and female leads must fight to the death, with one of them inevitably dying. There can be national hatred and family feuds separating them, or a divide between righteousness and evil. The story should be logical and reflect the thinking of normal people.
Books You Start Smiling and Finish in Sorrow
He Loves Her, Obsessively and Madly
He can't live without her. He's madly, hopelessly in love with her.
Noble Daughters of Great Clans, Born to High Status
Fewer scheming green tea types and white lotuses. It’s fine if side characters are reborn or transmigrate, but I’d prefer the female lead to be a native of that world.
Pure Historical Romance: A Gentle, Composed, and Cunning Female Lead, and a Male Lead Who Isn’t Cold or Expressionless
The male lead shouldn't be the emperor, and the female lead shouldn't transmigrate or be reborn.
She Was Gentle Enough to Forgive the Whole World, Yet Forgot to Forgive Herself
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: The Scorned One Fights to Become the Most Popular Character No. 1". I want stories where a female supporting character clears her name, like the white moonlight type.
A Man Who Was Cheated on for 16 Years Is Reborn with a System and Takes Revenge on His Terrible Ex-Wife's Family
I want to read something similar to If I Won’t Let Your Whole Family Suck Me Dry, Why Are You Getting So Angry? Here is a new book that is really good! The rating was just released and is a little low, so do not pay attention to it. If you like it, please give it a five-star rating! If you do not like it, please do not enter! I like stories about behind-the-scenes masterminds and reborn protagonists.
The Female Lead Is an Emperor’s Beloved Eldest Princess
Strong female lead.
Looking for Angst! The Kind That Tears Your Heart Out!
I'm just asking everyone to find me some angst-filled novels.
⚠️She Gave Her Life for Her Country, and He Went Gray Overnight...
She Gave Her Life for Her Country, and He Went Gray Overnight
Historical Romance: A Cool, Gentle Lady × A Spirited Young General
I'm really picky about what I read. I don't like farming or palace-intrigue stories. I want something sweet! Reborn or quick transmigration stories are fine, too. Most important is good writing! 😭
Looking for Angst: Ideally, the Heroine Dies
Seeking Qin, Han, and Tang Dynasty Palace Intrigue Novels, Sisters
I'm looking for books like Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: Consort Xiao's Guide to Survival. I'm tired of Qing-dynasty harem stories. Please recommend palace-intrigue stories set in the Qin, Han, or Tang dynasties.
Looking for Novels Where the Male Lead Dies at the End
I want romance! The kind of novel where the male lead dies at the end!!
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The branches of the phoenix tree grew wildly, and love pierced their hearts. She was the most noble princess of Dali, and he was the general of Dali, feared even by the emperor. They fell in love at first sight outside the palace. A marriage contract, three letters and six betrothal gifts, a phoenix coronet and embroidered robes, a ten-mile-long red procession—a formal marriage.
Perhaps only after seeing this did I understand the meaning of "The country belongs to you, I return to my homeland"...
It's so painful to love someone who's so close yet you can't tell them.
The female protagonist is the only legitimate princess of Da Li, her fate predetermined from the start, leaving her no choice. Her husband seized her kingdom, making it impossible for her to become the male protagonist's empress with a clear conscience. All she ever wanted was to spend her life with the one she loved, but their identities ultimately became their constraint.
I don't know why, but I fell in love with this book; it's indescribably good. It's really very beautiful.
The princess's fate was beyond her control; she either died for her country or for love. To deeply love someone but be unable to express it is truly painful. I can understand the princess's actions. Even when she pretended not to like him, he didn't give up pursuing her, which is commendable. To give your all to love someone you truly love is enough for a lifetime.
Those who are making comments, please read the whole thing before you speak, and also consider the female lead's identity. She is the most noble princess of Dali, representing her country and her beliefs. As a Dali princess, her life is dedicated to her country. She loves the male lead, but she loves his country, the world, and his family even more.
I thought it was really good. It has such beautiful tragic endings, the kind of tragic endings found in ancient China. The scene where the female lead commits suicide really touched me. Being a princess meant so much constraint and manipulation. Her suicide was partly because she didn't want her people to face war anymore, and partly because she wanted to be herself, not some princess, but who she truly was. 😢😢😢😢😢
I really hope this book can be made into a TV series; it made me want to cry.
The female lead is truly my biggest regret. From the age of eight, after her mother's death, she became extremely cautious, knowing that only by being cautious could she survive in the deep palace. She was suffocated by her status as the eldest princess, and later, by her status as a princess sent for a political marriage. She knew the mission and fate of such a princess.