
From the Start, I Had a Mountain of Marriage Contracts, So I Called Them All Off
开局婚契多如山,我选择退婚
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Are There Any Chinese-Style Yandere Stories?
I've been reading for ages, and everything has that Japanese light-novel style. Are there any Chinese-style stories? Those just don't feel immersive at all. Even when they're set in China, they have this translated feel, and the story feels completely disconnected from its setting.
The Female Lead Has Been Plotting to Win Over the Male Lead for Ages, and She’s Strong
The Female Lead Is Incredibly Powerful, Preferably in a Fantasy Story with a Wild Premise. Romance or No Romance Is Fine
Cultivation + Very Powerful + Plenty of Romantic Prospects, but Not a Womanizer
Looking for books like The Grandmaster Descends the Mountain, and I Have Nine Fiancées. The protagonist is incredibly powerful, and he really does start with a marriage contract. The story keeps revolving around it, but the plot is fantastic. I read it on another account before, but that account was deleted.
Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villain
I remember a novel where the male lead transmigrates into a villain’s body. The original protagonist was a woman, and I think they were all surnamed Jiang. Later, a senior female disciple falls for the male lead. It’s a fantasy cultivation novel. Can anyone help me find it?
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If you don't think too much or pay too much attention to details, it's a pretty good story. But if you really care, Lin Beian is a time traveler, and the women are reborn, so does that count as being cuckolded? And how do you explain the fact that the non-reborn women have such good relationships with Lin Beian? Are these plot holes or foreshadowing? Of course, if the author manages to resolve all of these issues later, it will definitely be a good book.
Sure, sure, but there are a bit too many foreshadowing elements.
It's quite good; the writing style and logic are both decent. However, sometimes it could be a bit of a riddle, like how the ending of the previous life doesn't need to be revealed so early. It's about piquing the reader's curiosity and making them want to keep reading.
Will the series later include scenes where the female protagonists who didn't have time to recapture their past memories regain them?
I think the main character could have some comedic elements added.
People who speak Hokkien find it hard to fall asleep when listening to the main character's name in an audiobook.
Keep it up, author!
A very interesting novel!
Fan Chengcheng released "Listen to the Wind".
How many marriage contracts did the author actually have?