
The Principal's Secret
校长的秘密
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for Urban Stories, Nothing Weird with Cultivation
Looking for Books That Feel Especially Realistic
Close to real life.
Looking for Realistic Urban Fiction
Looking for Realistic Marriage Stories, Nothing Too Far-Fetched or Overly Sweet
Everyday life, realistic views on marriage, a couple working together, marital conflicts, careers, family, children, and mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships. Keep it realistic, please. No wealthy-family romances; they feel too far-fetched.
Any Novels That Feel Really Realistic?
For example, the male and female leads could have common, everyday jobs like teaching or medicine.
Novels That Portray Human Nature as Truly Dark
I Want Stories That Make You Think, With More Than Just a Catchy Title: The Content Should Be Carefully Crafted Too
Ugh, Too Many Armchair Intellectuals. All Pen, No Ink. Better Off Reading More Books
There are so many shallow novels, especially wish-fulfillment stories. They’re written just to fit the premise, without even including the things that should be there for that genre. They’re not written for people to read. There are so many absurd stories where the characters’ intelligence gets dragged across the floor, and the writing makes it obvious the plot was thrown together on the spot.
Highly Recommended: Beautifully Written, Smart, and Absolutely Fantastic
Everyday Urban Life, No Showing Off or Face-Slapping
Looking for a Story That Will Wreck Me! Preferably Under 300 Chapters. I Almost Never Cry
Ordinary books don't get to me. Lots of books everyone says are tearjerkers leave me dry-eyed, or squeeze out just a few tears, like "The River Maple and Fishing Lights Stir Sadness", "Come Back When Dawn Breaks", and "See Spring". My threshold for tears is so high I feel like something's wrong with me, so please, everyone!
I’m Really Out of Books to Read. Everything Feels Like the Same Old Formula (Please Recommend Something New)
I’m Seriously in a Reading Slump Lately... I Lose Interest After the Opening
Something with a fresh premise, please... and no saintly female lead.
I’m So Tired of Having Nothing to Read. Fellow Cultivators, Please Share Some of Your Favorites 🙂
Please recommend me some books.
I Feel Like Crying. Recommend Books That’ll Leave My Eyes Swollen
I don’t want a melodramatic tragedy that makes no sense. I want a novel that really pulls me in. I feel like having a good cry lately. Please recommend something, any genre is fine. I just want to bawl my eyes out.
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The value of a book comes from your inner feelings. A thousand people will have a thousand different interpretations of Hamlet. Therefore, its value lies not in replication, but in personal experience. The significance of a classic lies in its profound expression of culture; you understand the value and meaning behind the culture, not just the surface meaning of the book.
I'm really curious to know what happened to those two siblings later. "The Principal's Secret" is a rare gem, profoundly exposing the ugliness, complexity, and fickleness of human nature. The protagonist, born into poverty, achieves success through illegitimate means, founding a university and becoming its local tyrant.
Sad stories, the ugliness of human nature,
The characters are portrayed realistically and delicately, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the last few chapters completely overturned my initial expectations. I look forward to more works from the author, keep it up!
A true depiction of the ugliness of human nature
The plot is full of twists and turns, with each event linked to the next, and constant conflicts, making it very entertaining!
It's quite good; human nature and people's hearts are hard to fathom. I recommend it.
The older sister's death was so tragic; how could her elderly grandparents bear it? The perpetrators haven't been punished yet, and they worry about their younger brother. The ugly side of human nature is revealed—the willingness to do anything for profit!
This person is both pitiful and hateful!