
The Moon Over the Spring Courtyard
漫漫春庭月
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Good, Low-Key Historical Romance
An empress or a legitimate-born daughter is fine. Anything goes as long as it's not a farming novel!
Pure Historical Romance
No transmigration, no being reborn, no System.
Seeking High-Quality Historical Romance, No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System
I like food, palace intrigue, the imperial examinations, political schemes, and crime-solving. On Tomato, I’ve read The Strongest Female Grand Secretary Rises Against the Odds; for palace intrigue, Zhaohua Weiyang, Palace Willows, and Deep Palace Strategy: The Tale of Qingzhi; for food, Chang’an Snack Shop (I can’t remember if it was on Tomato).
Looking for Historical Romance. Pure Romance!! No Rebirth!! No Transmigration!
I'm looking for something like "The Story of Minglan", where the male and female leads follow their feelings but always observe proper boundaries, and never cross the line before marriage!!
High-Quality Historical Romance Novels!!!
Something like "The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus", "Attack Jade", or "How Is This Proper"? The author's writing has to be good, and the plot needs plenty of twists and turns. Key point: lots of reversals.
Pure Historical Romance with Smart Leads Who Can Communicate, and a Devoted Couple. Please!
I'd like books similar to After Being Forced to Become a Concubine, She Was Doted on by the General Every Day. Good writing, and no jarring forms of address or anything like that. I'm really out of books to read!!!!!
Looking for Good Historical Romance Novels
Looking for a purely historical romance novel. The male lead comes from a prominent clan and is ambitious, while the female lead is his clever, capable principal wife. I want a story about household intrigue, with the two of them managing the family together.
Looking for Purely Ancient-Era Stories with a Gentle, Refined Aristocratic Female Lead
No transmigration or rebirth. I've read too many stories where the female lead tramples scumbags and stages a comeback, so I want something different. Thanks, girls!
A Gentle, Refined Young Lady, a Slow-Burning Story, Pure Historical Romance, No Rebirth or Transmigration
The female lead is a young lady from a prominent family, doted on by her parents. She marries the male lead through an arranged marriage, and at first they treat each other with respect before gradually falling in love.
Looking for Smart Palace and Household Intrigue Stories
Looking for books like Who Gets It? The Empress Wrote a Hundred Palace Rules (Wanfengchai). I've read quite a few books by now, and I sincerely hope to find more where the protagonist (preferably a woman, though a male and female lead would be fine too) actually uses their brain and isn't focused on romance...
Looking for an Ancient-Era Story Where the Male Lead Is Forced to Marry the Female Lead, Then Falls for Her After Marriage
Historical Romance: Legitimate Daughter, Sweet and Short, Completed, Fast-Paced
No dragging things out, misunderstandings, or melodrama.
Looking for Pure Historical Palace-Intrigue Stories. No Perfectly Chaste Couples, Please
Looking for books like "Zhaohua in Turmoil". I want stories written with some thought behind them, not brainless, sugary romance. I hope the heroine is clear-headed, decisive, and ruthless when needed. No pure, naive little white flowers who insist on the leads being each other's first and only. How could anyone born into an imperial family in ancient times be naturally kind?
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I don't know why no one has read it. Maybe it's because it's not a rebirth or time travel story. The pace of the story is relatively slow, but the advantage is that it goes its own way and doesn't rush for success. It's obviously enjoyable to read. All the characters in it are unhappy because they are not treated differently because they are not the protagonist. If I open a new book, I hope it can create some exciting plot points, not filling it with abuse and regret, but filling it with seeds of hope. I hope that they in the book will not fall into emotional dilemmas, stick to themselves, have the calmness to face the dilemmas of life, and the courage to break things off. Obviously, Jiang Shu and Yan Huai have these two things.
I accidentally clicked in and was fascinated by it. It can attract people to keep watching. It shows that the plot of the story is vivid and the characters are also good.
It's a pretty good novel. The plot, characters, and writing are all good, but some of them are too good to cry 😢, because these people are very sincere, and their sincere feelings are touching. No one is absolutely good or bad. 👍 Keep up the good work, author👏 (Also, I don't want them to die, it's so good [I'm almost crying])
It's very true, there is no omnipotent male protagonist, and there is no universally loved female protagonist.
It's really good. The heroine is gentle and has a strong heart. She is independent but not smart. It's a good ancient style novel without any plot of time travel and rebirth. It's my favorite.
Full five stars, after all, many novels are very violent and life or death, but the main characters in this book are as simple and straightforward as splash-ink paintings. Although the ending is a bit utopian, isn't this the ending you hope for when reading a book.
Yan Changze, I feel so sad 😢😢
I like it, Yan Heng is really upset. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very good, the plot is not unconventional, the writing is good, and it is worth watching. The ending is very happy, very happy and complete.
It's narrated, the pace is moderate, the plot has reasonable ups and downs, and the characters have their own arcs. Except for the slight flaws in the use of some words (meaning that more elegant/simple words can be used), overall it is still a book worth reading. I look forward to the author's new work.
Finally it's not a gold-finger article anymore.