
The Central Palace
中宫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 990k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 17
Pure Historical Romance!!! Sweet Historical Romance, No Rebirth
There are too many rebirth stories, and I’m not really into them. Please recommend pure historical romance.
The Kind of Angst That Keeps You Up at Night! It Has to Make You Cry Your Eyes Out!
I don't know what's gotten into me lately, but I just love reading angsty stories. I used to be really into rebirth stories, but now I'm obsessed with angst!!! I'm completely addicted!!!!!!!!!
In a Reading Slump With High Standards, Preferably Ancient Romance, Thank You 😊
I have high standards and don't like melodramatic plots. I'm looking for an ancient-era romance. Please avoid the trope where the male lead chases his wife after losing her.
Underrated Historical Romance with Excellent Writing: No Transmigration, No Cheats, No Brain-Dead Characters
Looking for a Palace-Intrigue Story with a Heroine Who Doesn’t Take Abuse, and No Mutual Firsts!!!
Your All-Time Favorite Historical Romance (Completed)
Looking for a historical romance. No angst, no brainless characters, and no bad writing, please.
Tragic Bad-End Stories That Wreck Me, and Are Super Short
Tearjerkers!!! The Kind That Could Turn My Hair White Overnight
Make me cry!!!! Preferably an urban setting, and something sad. Please!
High-Quality Classical Fiction, No Transmigration or Rebirth
I'm sick of the same old transmigration and rebirth plots.
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? 😎
Any Palace-Intrigue Novels Told from the Emperor's Perspective?
The Emperor’s Most Trusted Palace Maid
A palace maid, the female lead, saves the male lead when he's a child. When he grows up, he becomes cruel and moody, but he trusts only her.
The Heroine Is a Bedwarming Maid, the Hero Is an Emperor. He Acts Like He Doesn’t Love Her, but He Really Does
No Transmigration, No Rebirth, No Need for One-to-One Romance in Palace Intrigue Stories
Something like *Scheming for the Heir* or *One Hundred Skills for Winning the Emperor's Heart in the Harem*.
Pure Palace Intrigue, Please: No Favorite Consorts and No Golden Fingers
Please recommend pure palace-intrigue novels. The heroine should only care about scheming her way to the top, and the emperor shouldn’t favor her exclusively. Thanks. Three things I don’t want: 1. No golden finger. 2. No heroine who’s all-powerful and has never faced any setbacks or hardships. 3. No emperor who dotes on the heroine alone.
Please, Please Recommend Me a Book
Friends, please help me find a book! I think the protagonist’s name was Lantian. It was an insectoid story, and the other protagonist was a crown prince. That’s all I can remember. The protagonist might not have been called that, either. Hope someone’s read it! Thank you (≧∇≦)/😭
I Want to Watch Gong Douwen, the Kind Where the Heroine Is Bullied from the Beginning to the End.
I want to read a book similar to "Killing the Time Travel Girl". I want to watch Gong Douwen, the kind where the heroine is bullied from the beginning to the end.
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It's super sadistic, and the heroine has a good outlook on life. She has been disappointed, sad, sad, regretful, and impulsive about the people she is bound to in the book, but she has never been truly happy. Except for the fact that her life before the age of 18 was happy, from the moment the heroine's mother-in-law died, no, from the moment the hero sat on the throne, the heroine has never been truly happy from the bottom of her heart. This ending is not worthy of Huanxi's loneliness and bravery, nor of Ah Jiu's forbearance for love. Author, I hope you can be a good person and publish two extra stories to fulfill the obsession of our book fans.
After reading some comments, I feel sorry for the male protagonist, but I feel that the female protagonist is also very distressed. Everyone knows the situation, but she doesn't know anything. The male protagonist always minds her and Xiao Xi, but she has no feelings for Xiao Xi. Moreover, the male protagonist also favors many women. I remember in one chapter the female protagonist said that she only wants his harem, and that she has a place. I think the female protagonist is very humble, and I feel sorry for the female protagonist even more.
The article is very good (✪▽✪). Jiang Jiang has been Ah Jiu's pet since childhood. He doesn't understand Ah Jiu's pain. It's normal. Jiang Jiang just wants to avenge his mother. Ah Jiu has a mouth but doesn't explain. Not as blatant as Ah happy's preference. All in all, each character has his own unique emotional line, which is very rich and the writing is superb! ! ! ! ! ! !
I feel sorry for Ah Jiu, Jiang Jiang will probably come back to him in the end.
Alas, the author is really cruel, depicting a very beautiful life for everyone, giving them a head start and hope to look forward to, and then unexpectedly pushing them to the cruelest ending. Childhood sweethearts develop into mutual resentment; childhood redemption eventually has to separate; the person who should have been the moonlight becomes the dusty moon of the family; the most beloved brother is separated by a distance that can no longer be walked away because of a lamp; the wanton eldest lady finally failed to hold the little gentleman's outstretched hand, and the general did not die on the battlefield, but died under Yaomei's hammer, which was blinded by power... So what is regret and what is tragedy, the author explained it very well [cry] [cry] [cry] [cry] [cry] It tortured me so much I haven't cried like this while reading a BG in a long time. The author's writing explains many tricks of fate, the regrets of the proud son of heaven, a family that should have been happy, the wish for you not to marry again, the molestation of the son of an old friend, and the highly similar life trajectory of his daughter... It seems that everyone is right, but it seems that they have made mistakes every step of the way. Looking back, I missed happiness at the beginning and can no longer hold it in my hands. In a life full of regrets, some of them in the book still stick to their true intentions, whether it is the reunion where all the traps have been exhausted, the princess who would rather trade her parents and children for friends, the little fish who keeps her sister happy for a hundred years, and the little Xi who returns to the west with her skeleton... In a life full of regrets, they stick to their true intentions and lament that fate is so good at playing tricks on people. They tried to protect themselves amidst such twists and turns, but they still chose their true hearts and did not deviate from it, for friendship, family, love... When I read the article, I saw their sad lives through every word, and I cried for them, but I was also shocked by every choice they made. Among them, I felt the most sad for Xiao Xi. This life was too bitter, and it was full of suffering. But during this period, there was a girl who wanted him to be happy, so when the girl gave birth to a little girl, she held his hand and said that she hoped he would be a good person. I cried and cursed fate but was grateful that fate had left some sweetness for him... It was not spring when I came, but it was full of spring when I left. Xiao Xi, in the next life, every moment will be a good time.
Really pretty! ! ! I was made to cry for a while [crying][crying][crying] Whether it was the friendship between Jiang Jiang and Huanxi (it was really touching when she rescued Huanxi from the sea of suffering [crying][crying][crying]) or the love between Jiang Jiang and His Majesty, or the friendship between Jiang Jiang and Aning, they all moved me [crying][crying][crying]
After reading it, I was really upset. Jiang Jiang and Ah Jiu, I really don't know what to say. I just feel that feeling of enlightenment and relief in my heart [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] I feel so empathetic, it's [shy] Why isn't this book popular? ⊙ω⊙It's so beautiful, why isn't it popular? [What] There are many movies with the same name, but I like this one the most [Blowing a kiss] You are the best duck, come on, I support you~ [Sending Hearts]
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the writing is good, so I'll give it a good review first. I've seen many readers give negative reviews because the male protagonist is not Shuang Jie. I don't understand since when did the quality of current writing become linked to Shuangjie? If you want to read mindless and cool articles, go to Heartthrob. Why bother putting yourself and the author in trouble? There's nothing wrong with the author's writing style, but it's a bit sadistic. The male protagonist doesn't tell the female protagonist anything. That's what I do for you. I abuse you openly, but love you secretly. Misunderstandings come and go, isn't the friendship we grew up with worth confessing? Actually I don't really like this type. But the author really wrote it well. And the dubbing is particularly nice.
The characters are very vivid, both cruel and sweet! I wish the heroine and Huanxi didn't come back after running away, but it's a pity that fate plays tricks on people! The ending is somewhat regrettable! In fact, no one can achieve Consummation! The heroine no longer has her little brother who loves her the most, and the identity of the hero destined the heroine's future days to be one of loneliness and waiting! After all these years, will the heroine regret coming back?
The author's writing style is very delicate, each character has his own story line, and the characters are very full. At the beginning, he felt sorry for Jiang Jiang, and she took on the task of revenge alone. She walked on this road for a long time, lost her six-month-old child, and lost her grandmother. But later on, she felt sorry for Ah Jiu. He deliberately planned She wanted to be her husband, but Ah Jiu was never Jiang Jiang's first choice. In the end, only one of their daughters accompanied Ah Jiu. After reading the book, I found that everyone is actually very pitiful. Whether it is An Ning, Huan Xi or Song Yu, each of them is working hard to live, shouldering their own mission, and living hard.