
Don’t Cling to Glory and Splendor; It’s Time to Go Home
荣华休恋,归去来兮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Angsty Stories With a Sweet, Quiet Female Lead
Angst.
The Heroine Doesn't Love the Hero!!!! She Really, Truly Doesn't!
The Female Lead Doesn’t Love the Male Lead and Likes the Second Male Lead, but the Male Lead Forces Her to Marry Him
The female lead doesn't love the male lead and likes the second male lead, but the male lead forces her into marriage. The second male lead should stay true to character and be a genuinely good person.
Looking for a Heroine Who Is a Princess, Commandery Princess, or Legitimate Daughter of a Noble Family
Don't spend a big chunk of the story on the protagonist's childhood, before age ten. Transmigration or rebirth is fine.
A Clear-Headed Female Lead Who Does Not Love the Male Lead
I've Been Into Palace Intrigue Lately 😍 Hand Over Your Top Palace Intrigue Picks!
Looking for books like *The Empress's Consort Is Cunning, and the Emperor Can't Resist Her*. The leads don't have to be each other's firsts!!! They don't have to be each other's firsts!!! But the female lead must be clear-headed and strong, not weak. Some angst is fine. I like stories set in fictionalized historical worlds, as long as the plot is well-crafted and detailed, hehe.
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.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Never Falls for the Hero, Even If She Can't Escape Him
Especially looking for Transmigrating to Farm Life as a Poor Girl by Shazhudao de Wenrou.
She Died a Thousand Years Ago, and He Went Mad for a Thousand Years
Great Completed Historical Romance Novels About Palace and Household Intrigue
Looking for Real Palace-Intrigue Dramas, No Need for Mutual First-Timers
I really don’t understand why people insist on both leads being virgins and still call it a palace-intrigue drama. If both leads are virgins, it’s not even palace intrigue anymore. Please recommend some real palace-intrigue dramas.
Historical Romance: Every Noble Family's Legitimate Daughter Should Have Her Proper Pride
No more than 200 chapters. The noble daughters from great families may have conflicts, but they all have the right principles. They unite when it comes to the country. The female lead is gentle and soft-spoken, a proper young lady. The male lead is refined and courteous.
Old-School Powerful-Family Romance: A Dominant Male Lead Who Takes His Bride by Force, Historical or Modern
☘️🌸She Never Fought for Anything, But Forgot to Treat Herself Well…
A Refined, Powerful Official Takes a Second Wife, and the Old House Goes Up in Flames
The Hero Betrays the Heroine, She Falls for Another Man, and He Regrets It and Tries to Win Her Back
The male lead is deeply in love with his white moonlight, while the female lead is deeply in love with him. After he breaks her heart, she gives up and swears she'll never love him again. Then the male lead realizes his white moonlight tricked him, dumps her, and turns around to pursue the female lead.
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? 😎
The Ultimate Palace-Intrigue Drama. If You Know Anything Better, I’ll Eat Dirt Upside Down. Debate Me.
Looking for books similar to *The Peerless Twin Consorts: Past and Present*.
How Could a Woman Enjoying Modern Education Be Content to Be Imprisoned in an Ancient Cage?
How could a woman raised in the modern age be content to be confined in the cage of an ancient family? How could a well-bred young lady raised by an aristocratic family care only about romance?
Looking for a Story Where the Female Lead Is the Empress and Watches Coldly as the Emperor Dotes on His Other Consorts
The heroine is an empress with a clear head and strong ambition. She can watch the infighting coolly and bring order to the harem. I want a strong female lead, a really strong one.
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Never Likes the Male Lead?
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Pure Historical Romance. A Powerful Female Lead with an Impressive Background and a Detached Personality
I want something sweet!! A power couple!!
Historical Romance with Palace Intrigue: A Gentle, Brilliant, and Clever Heroine
A plot that doesn't feel formulaic.
A Legitimate Daughter Raised by a Prestigious Local Clan: Household Intrigue, With a Smart Female Lead
The leads are childhood sweethearts. They're courteous and respectful to each other early in their marriage, then fall in love later on.
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I still like the book in Zhonggong. This one is purely about practicing the heroine. Abuse of women, cheap men's novels have a really wide audience. You can feel it by looking at the data of the author's second book. The heroine is self-inflicted and tortures herself. Especially the heroine is a history teacher who traveled through time... It's really hard to tell. Thinking about my several history teachers, each one is smarter than the last. The wise and calm eyes can penetrate into the depths of my soul during class. I immediately pay attention to the class. This heroine is so so. There is almost no palace fighting.
It's okay, I suggest the heroine "slay the dragon"! The last time I hated the emperor so much was when I watched the scumbag dragon in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace! [Angry][angry][angry]
Why isn't the emperor dead? Tsk
The male protagonist is so well written, he is powerful, handsome, and has a smooth life. He is selfish and arrogant, awkward and stubborn. He has a little conscience but will never admit his mistakes for the sake of his own face. In reality, there should not be too many men. To deal with such a person, you need to have extremely high emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence means making others comfortable but you must be self-interested. The female protagonist understands it very clearly. It's very beautiful, I hope it doesn't end badly [Adoration]…
Dear, I suggest you give the male pig's feet a ten-day mourning period 😂😂 This man really made me mad, I really want to borrow Tantai Jin's God-killing crossbow to use it👿👿👿
The writing style is delicate and the content is fluent. The author writes very well and is very close to reality. In that era when imperial power was more important than everything else and male chauvinism, maybe it was like this! Even if it's time travel, even if it's familiar with history, so what! I feel good if the heroine can keep her true heart and not be assimilated. In real life, there are not so many heroines who counterattack the script. The heroine can be indifferent to everything and never be moved, which may be the best way to protect herself... (Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Each type of novel targets different contents and directions. Carrots and cabbage, everyone has their own preferences, and I can't say that this kind of thing is not good-looking. The most important thing is to support the author!) [Laughs] [Admiration]
Go faster, it's very beautiful, this emperor is too shameless, right?
In fact, the author did a good job. I don't know why other book friends gave it such a low score. They all said that the heroine was too frustrated. In fact, in ancient times, although it was fictional, the author's writing was still very close. If he said a wrong sentence, his pigtails would be caught. The heroine did a good job in this aspect. I would like to remind book friends that those who like to read novels about great heroines should move on.
Not bad, well written
I actually want to see the male protagonist regret, the kind where regret is useless What does the male protagonist say? All I can say is that if I had known this, why did I do it in the first place?