
Tempting the Emperor to Build a Golden House
欲诱帝王筑金屋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 530k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →In a Reading Slump, Looking for Masterpieces That’ll Blow My Mind
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Spoil them, spoil them, spoil them!
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The Male Lead Is at Least Ten Years Older Than the Female Lead
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Preferably completed.
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I don't want poor writing or supporting characters who come across as complete idiots.
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A super satisfying story where everyone gradually treats the female lead better and better. No naive, sweet, silly female leads.
Palace and Household Intrigue Novels, Preferably Rated 9.5 or Higher, With a Tight, Fast-Paced Plot
Palace and household intrigue that gets more exciting with every round, takes on a comedic feel, and still has some heartfelt moments. Please recommend some!
Beloved Consort, Cherished Solely by the Emperor, Completed
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A Big Age Gap Between the Male and Female Leads, Preferably in an Ancient Romance
Could be sweet or angsty.
Where Is This from: She's My Consort, and I Personally Taught Her Archery, Tea Tasting, and Flower Appreciation
She is my consort. I personally taught her archery, tea appreciation, and painting. Her schemes and calculations carry a touch of my imperial bearing. She is a trumpet vine that grew by clinging to me. No matter. I am the towering tree that stands above all beneath heaven, and I will let her lean on me. Where is this from?
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I really want to read this!
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Historical Romance Where the Hero Raises the Heroine, and He's the Emperor
Pure Palace Intrigue, with Cutthroat Scheming. The Female Lead Must Be Clever
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Ten years old, this book still attracts me. The writing is very interesting, it's a different setting, and it's my cute point (the age difference). The beginning is not bad either. The male and female protagonists are directly opposite each other, and the characters are established (the general framework of the characters is established). The heroine Lian Yang is cute and pretty, and she is a growing little beauty (not silly and sweet, don't worry). The male protagonist Feng Jiuwan is the kind of emperor I like. He is strong but not arrogant, rational but not blind. He is arrogant but willing to bow down. (Mainly because he has a mouth!) He is considered a dad's boyfriend. The male protagonist teaches the female protagonist her self-esteem and gives her the confidence to learn and teach love herself. "Loving people is like raising flowers." The male protagonist is good enough to let the female protagonist reborn and grow into the best little Jian Jia, Hong Camellia. According to this setting and character design, it will definitely be good. Recommend a wave of books, there is a shortage of books to read, and you will not lose money if you invest in it. [Note] Ps: In my opinion, the best written relationship between the male and female protagonists should be one where readers can feel "it's you" (the male protagonist should be the female protagonist, and the female protagonist should be the male protagonist) when reading, rather than "I can do it too" (I can do it if I am the female protagonist, and I can do it if I am the male protagonist). This book does it, the male and female protagonists are each other's "it's you". (Minor spoilers) The heroine has been "grounded" for many years, with no one to teach her, and is like a blank slate; the male protagonist is so controlling that he splashes ink on the blank slate. The male and female protagonists are the most important pieces of the life puzzle for both parties. This is a bit rambling, but in summary: a good book, five ⭐, recommended. [Understood]
Well, this book really touched my nerves. My family doesn't understand. The heroine, who is as timid as duckweed, meets the possessive and controlling male protagonist. The heroine grows into a rose with thorns step by step. She may not be kind enough or strong enough, but she learns to protect herself. The male and female protagonists redeem each other. Really, I think the author has a very good saying. They are a perfect match, born for each other. Well, in fact, what they envy most is mutual trust. This sense of security cannot be overstated. What I find very interesting about this book is that many of its descriptions are just right, like a slap in the face, which is really refreshing. There is no disgusting plot like a brainless female supporting character who keeps flooding the screen. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very interesting. It is really sweet and cute. The story of Abba Abba and the supporting characters is also very touching. Family members, powerful and amway, hurry up!
It's so well written. It's so difficult to meet two people with the same soul in a huge sea of people... I envy this emotion. Loving people is like growing flowers. And the best gardener is yourself, plant your own flowers and love your own universe~ I really like the author's ideas and concepts. Some parts made me feel enlightened. It was also very comfortable to read. Thank you ❤️
Wuwuwu is really well written. I have seen a lot of paranoid and possessive stories. Ah Jiu is not like raising a waste, but she really hopes that little Jianjia will be well. The one that poked me the most is Yuesha. Wuwuwu really made me shed a lot of tears. It was funny and crying. At first, I thought Yuesha was because little Jianjia slowly changed. He was willing to be in front of others. After knowing that Yue Sha liked Yinzi so much, he thought he was just doing it to comb his hair to follow the ceremony. Later, after watching the extra chapter, I realized that Ah Jiu was the only one besides Yue Sha's mother who combed his hair, and Yue Sha actually knew these things all along. 😭😭😭Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo,
It's a good read. As said on the Internet, this book showed me what it means to love someone like a flower. The male protagonist is really good and the female protagonist is also growing up. She is really loving. 😳😳
Really, I saw that when Lian Yang went to coax the male protagonist, the thief liked it. He brought the bell and asked the female protagonist to run over. It was really easy to poke me 😏
Invincible and beautiful, the two people are very possessive and love each other so much. The male protagonist is really teaching the female protagonist to love herself, just like "I hope you love me, but I also hope you love yourself." 💕💕💕💕💕
This is a very exciting novel that I have come across recently. Although it is a cliche plot of a paranoid tyrant doting on his young wife, the author describes the characters very carefully and the writing is exquisite. He gives each character a distinct personality, making the whole story ups and downs. Little by little, the tragic experience and dark paranoia of the male protagonist are revealed, and the heroine is transformed from a blank piece of paper from weak to strong. The clues are dropped in the early stage, and the various mysteries are dissected one by one in the later stage. Even if it feels exaggerated, it is acceptable. The strong love and emotions that transcend life and death are written. As long as it can move the reader and leave a deep impression on the reader, it is a good article.
I really like the preference between the male and female protagonists in this book, and both male and female protagonists are good people. It is quite rare for the male protagonist to grow up in such an environment and not grow crooked. He can be regarded as a lotus flower that emerged from the mud and remained unstained. From the perspective of the whole book, the plot is compact, and the relationship progress and changes between the male and female protagonists are traceable. The relationship later is very sweet, but it does not give people a boring feeling. Moreover, Yue Sha's side story is also quite good, with a good ending. Yue Sha can be regarded as a bit of support for the male protagonist's survival. The life experiences of the male and female protagonists are undoubtedly tragic, but they can be regarded as each other's salvation, and they are soul mates running in both directions.
Loving people is like growing flowers, I think it is the most realistic portrayal of the relationship between Feng Jiuwan and Lianyang. Feng Jiuwan is a ray of light in the darkness for Lianyang, teaching her self-respect and self-love, making her her own protagonist, letting her be herself, from being a little pitiful, to finally becoming someone who can stand side by side with her. For Feng Jiuwan, Lianyang is salvation. Unlike everyone who gives short-term love but then immediately withdraws, what Lianyang gives to Feng Jiuwan is always the only one. I like them to grow in this relationship, face their own shortcomings, and move forward in their mutual understanding. They hid their love in the wind, and the breeze behind them was like a whisper.