
On Our Wedding Night, She Got Arrogant with His Favor, and the Rugged General Begged Her to Calm Down
新婚夜她恃宠而骄,糙汉将军跪哄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 233k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Fierce General and a Delicate Beauty
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Historical Romance: Marriage First, Love Later
Has anyone read any good ones they can recommend? Thank you ⊙∀⊙!
Stories About a Rugged Man Who Dotes on His Wife
I’m looking for one of those period stories that isn’t overly saccharine. So many I’ve read are unbearably sweet, and I just can’t take it anymore. Please save my eyes!
Ancient-Era Romance With a Logical Plot
Looking for books similar to Blossoms in Adversity. Historical romance, please. Absolutely no modern slang. I really can't find any good books. Sisters, I need recommendations! Hurry, or I'll turn into King Jiji 😭
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At first, I thought the heroine Si Qiao was pretentious and always had a condescending attitude, while the hero Song Shizheng was humble and unworthy of her. Later, I found the heroine more responsible, daring, lively and cute, but the hero was hesitant and unclear about some things. Later, the heroine and the hero got along well with each other and raised eyebrows. No matter in a small fishing village or elsewhere, the couple never left each other, and finally lived a happy life. No one is perfect. The heroine and the hero have their own shortcomings. The other supporting characters, the heroine's eldest brother, sister-in-law, second sister, etc., Have shortcomings and shining points. Each character is full and three-dimensional. I suggest book lovers to read it later, it will become more and more interesting😄. The ancient version of "Parental Love" has some plots similar to "Parental Love". The couple lives a happy and playful life.
I should write a side story about Si Nuo and her child, preferably a boy.
I should arrange a biological child for my sister.
It feels a bit like the TV series about parents' love.
It is well written, with distinct characters, ups and downs of the plot, and is unconventional. The wording and sentences are also accurate, and the emotional description is also on point (a little 🥩fluffy). I don't know why it has such a low rating. Maybe the story is too short. I feel like there is still a lot to write about. After all, a person's life is so long and there are many families and lines in the story. Instead of just saying "eight years later" or something like that. However, many novels with thousands of chapters are good in the early stage, but later they force fantasy to make up for the number of words, or the plot is too concave, which makes people feel superfluous. On the contrary, it is better to be simple like this, short and realistic.
I really like this novel, an ancient version of "Parental Love". There is no time travel, no rebirth, no house fighting and palace fighting, just a plain story, but it feels more real. Very beautiful, worth recommending [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It's a very nice novel, not too long and has a wonderful story. A charming former magistrate married to a rude and illiterate military commander. She is a squeamish, awkward, kind-hearted and beautiful young lady with a sense of justice and bravery for justice. She married into a remote fishing village for love, and became a good wife and loving mother for him who cherished her dearly. After an accident, the two parted in life and death, and when they met again, it was a perfect ending. It's a pity that the heroine's second sister and brother-in-law don't have children of their own.
There are no outright bad characters in the book, which surprised me. The sister-in-law is a bitch-tongued, Zhou Xu stops his losses in time to avoid a big mistake, and Xu Chuxia is able to calm down... As supporting characters, these characters still make the readers more satisfied.
I just haven't seen enough [adoration][adoration][adoration]
Si Qiao and Song Shizheng run in both directions, which is a bit similar to parental love. The emotional trajectory is just like a gentle and long variation of parental love, but it also incorporates emotional delicacy and enthusiasm. Their story is not just a simple closeness of two hearts, but also a testimony of mutual attraction and mutual growth in the depths of their souls.