
Scorched to Ashes
灼烬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
Any Recommendations with Non-Pure Relationships?
Looking for books similar to "I'm a Psychology PhD, and I Slaughter My Way Through the Imperial Palace." I want something that isn't mutually exclusive and faithful. I've been obsessed with palace intrigue lately, especially the kind with jokes and lots of comedy. Ahhhhh, I just can't get through those pure and innocent mutually faithful romances anymore!! I just want to read about men
I've Been Reading Yu Buyu and Lin Die'er, and Can't Get into Anything Else. Any Recommendations?
Looking for a Quick Transmigration Novel Where the Male Lead Falls for the Female Lead at First Sight
There’s a chapter where the male and female leads are online friends, and he has a crush on her. While he’s attending his friend’s younger sister’s birthday party, she flies to his city. He goes to the airport to pick her up. Later, his friend falls for her too, and the younger sister gets jealous and has people bully her.
Yandere Heroine, Younger Male Lead, Mutual Devotion, Extra Sweet
A sweet romance of over 300,000 characters, preferably with a female-top, male-bottom dynamic. Historical or modern settings are both fine!! The main thing is that it must be sweet!! Preferably with no secondary couple, though a few are fine.
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What can I say, I feel very mixed after reading this book... Song Zhuo has had a bad life since she was a child, but she is very capable and lives out her own personality. She knows how to use her beauty, and looks passionate, but in fact she is cold and a little heartless deep down, and does not trust others. But luckily she met Pei Jin, and she went from not believing in love to bravely expressing love, and was pampered like a child by Pei Jin. I like the story overall, but the ending is too abrupt. The only flaw is that Pei Jin is unclean (personal opinion)
First of all, let's sort out the minefield: non-shuangjie, male non-clean But I don't care much about this aspect. This article is generally good, and the story is very smooth. I love A Zhuo's personality very much, and I feel sorry for her, but I think she doesn't need others to feel sorry for her. She is a light in her own right. Fortunately, she met Pei Jin, otherwise I would really feel distressed to death. Pei Jin really understands A Zhuo and loves A Zhuo very much. It is the kind of love that no one can match. I really wanted to read the story of Song Xiuyuan and Zhao Mingxue. How could Song Xiuyuan, such a cold and indifferent person, fall in love with someone? How could he be willing to have a child with her? I didn't know, but later when he talked with A Zhuo, I found out that he loved Zhao Mingxue, Song Rao, and A Zhuo, but he was rational, he loved himself more and loved working, while Zhao Mingxue was more emotional. She wanted Song Xiuyuan to love her with all his love, but Song Xiuyuan couldn't do it, so there was no result between the two of them. Because of this, Zhao Mingxue is biased against A Zhuo, which is quite unfair to A Zhuo. That's why Pei Jin's unhesitating preference and trust became so valuable. But there are too many characters in the early stages of this book. I almost went crazy over the CPs between A Zhuo and other men, and Pei Jin hasn't come out yet. Secondly, some of the language descriptions are not very clear, and sometimes I can't tell who said it, but the subsequent ones are pretty good. "I'm here for you, Pei Jin." "Pei Jin, we are the same, two people that no one can see." "The Pei family is dying, and it is you who I fancy." "Resurrection, what you, Pei Jin, are missing is my fire." What I love in this book is only A Zhuo
It was okay, but the male protagonist appeared a little late. In the first picture, I thought Jiang Cong was the male protagonist, and then I thought Xie Hanzhou was the male protagonist. Only in the end did I realize that Pei Jin was the male protagonist.
From my point of view, I think this is a pretty good novel. The heroine is not stupid, she is talented, beautiful, and independent and self-reliant! Although the heroine had a difficult childhood, being ignored by her family and being bullied by others, she was lucky enough to not grow crooked or be affected by her growing environment and become a second-generation ancestor after experiencing so much. Instead, she grew into a strong, angular and hard shell to protect herself. Fortunately, in the end, this girl finally met someone who could understand her and understand her! Really happy for her! She also began to slowly reconcile with the past. The Song Zhuo who met Pei Jin was finally a living being, and the Pei Jin who met Song Zhuo was finally a man with a family! Both of them have their own preferences! 💕 (Maybe many people abandon the novel because the male protagonist comes out late and the male protagonist is unclean, but I think what the author writes is relatively real, because there are not so many completely happy stories in reality, and many people cannot stay with their first love until the end😔)
It's good, but it's the first time that the male protagonist is not the female protagonist.
2023.5.3/14:20 Is there any Ember 2? Or maybe a side story? 🤦🤦🤦
Very chic heroine story A very cool heroine, free and uninhibited It's a pity The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit abrupt Coming together too quickly In addition, other comments said that the male protagonist appeared too late, but I think it's okay. In fact, it didn't take many chapters to appear. Five stars, the heroine is so charming.
The bright and carefree "rich second generation" × the arrogant "Sangmen Xing" are the two-way redemption of A Zhuo and Pei Zhonglie under the repressive shady scenes. Broken family, mental depression, top IQ, ambitious, mentally ill, lunatic, bloody, violent, muddled, inner conflict, everything can be used to describe these two mentally ill people who are a perfect match. Each character is vividly three-dimensional and realistic, and they come alive on the screen. I don't know how many times I cried and laughed wildly for this book. A bit over the top. A handful of ashes scattered in the cold wind were suddenly ignited by a burning torch. Blooming in the vast darkness. It's a pity that there is no extra episode. Finally, at the end of the application book: "All the best, see you later."
The male protagonist's first time was not the female protagonist's. Although the female protagonist had many suitors and secret admirers from her ex-boyfriend, she still didn't take the last step. To be honest, if it hadn't been the first time, she might have felt more balanced. But later on, the male protagonist doted on the female protagonist, so that's it.
It looks great. I like strong women and strong men. When I saw the rating was so low at first, I was worried that the writing was not good or the plot was not good. But I found that the writing was really good. The male and female protagonists felt destined to be together. Only they could understand each other.