
(Mixed TV Series) Weightier Than Mount Tai
(综影视)或重于泰山
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 755k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 15
Looking for Fresh Crossover Fanfiction Based on Film and TV Shows That Doesn't Copy the Original. No Meek, Cutesy Heroines!
Looking for books similar to The World of Dramas: The Cannon Fodder's Path to Reversal.
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Well-Written Crossover Drama Fics.
For readers who've been reading for over ten years: no awkward, tacky, naive, saintly, or ridiculous plots. The female lead should be levelheaded, not someone who loses her mind over romance. (A comprehensive film-and-TV story where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas and novels to complete missions.)
Stories About Transmigrating into a Crossover of Multiple TV Dramas or Movies
Quickly Throw Me Some Film and Television Crossovers
I want something with Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms and The Story of Minglan in it.
Looking for Classic TV Dramas and Variety Shows with Smart Protagonists and No Harem
Looking for crossover novels featuring older TV dramas, not shows that came out in the past few years. I feel like most recent dramas aren't very interesting. The protagonist should either have no romance or be in a one-on-one relationship, and the story should have a broader scope. No mindless power fantasy, please.
Feel-Good Crossover Fiction Based on Chinese Dramas: Good Writing, No Deal-Breakers, 1V1 or Harem Is Fine
Looking for content similar to "Comprehensive Transmigration: Wandering On and On." It can cover more types of stories. Like "Wandering On and On," it spans ancient and modern times, China and abroad. I especially loved the worlds with Leo, Keanu, and Kaka. I also like Guo Fu, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles' Old Nine Gates, Young Babylon and Young Blood, Nezha, and Fox Spirit Matchmaker's Huai River.
Looking for Long Multi-Fandom Crossover Stories With Lots of Different Worlds
Out of Books to Read: Looking for TV and Film Crossover or Transmigration Stories
Looking for books similar to Wandering Through Worlds, Slowly but Surely. Quick transmigration stories that cross over into different film, TV, and novel worlds.
Any Novels About Transmigrating Into Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms?
Thanks!
Transmigrate into a Female Side Character from a Film or TV Show. The Protagonist Shouldn't Be a New Character, and Don't Change the Point of View
I'm looking for books like "Transmigrating Across Worlds: The Supporting Female Character's Comeback". It could also be about a supporting character's younger sister or family member transmigrating into a story as a female supporting character and helping them fulfill their wishes.
I’m in a Reading Slump!!
I want a campus story, but I've read almost all of them. There are hardly any good occult stories, and I don't like CEOs or stories where someone transmigrates into a book. I just want to read something... Please recommend something!!!!
Transmigrated into Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms: Conspiracy Theories About the Bai Family
A Fanfiction About Wei Yanwan Herself, Not Someone Transmigrating Into Her Body
I want books like "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Graceful as the Moon". I'm looking for stories about Wei Yanwan herself. To be clear, I mean the actual Wei Yanwan, not someone else transmigrating into her body and taking her name. That's not Wei Yanwan. There seem to be so few stories about her.
Miracle Wanwan, the Warrior of Yongshou Palace, and “You’re the Most Impressive of All” 🔥
Recommend feel-good Wei Yingluo stories, or Ying Luo CP stories. Please specify what kind of pairing it is 🌿
Looking for a Comprehensive Movie-and-TV Universe Story That Isn't About Becoming Beautiful and Winning People Over
In same booklists
K-Drama Crossover: The Ambitious Reborn Schemer
Film and TV Crossover: Quick Transmigration, as Daji Becomes a Villainess
Across the Heavens: What Do You Mean, I Start Glowing Gold While Fighting?
Film and TV Crossover: The Cannon Fodder Heroine's Rise
Film and TV Crossover: Supporting Characters, Don’t Cry, I’m Here!
Quick Transmigration: Even Supporting Characters Deserve to Live Life Their Own Way
Unusual Beauty Across Film and TV
My Dear, Quick Transmigration into Iconic TV Moments
Film and TV Crossover: I'm a Supporting Character, Living Day to Day by Drawing Personas
Traveling Through Worlds: I’m in Charge of My Own Life
Gu Yue's Transmigration Journey
Film and TV Crossover: The Zombies Are Coming, Be Ready!
Film and TV Crossovers: The Male Leads Are So Charming, but I'm So Straight
Film and TV Crossover: With Me Here, There's Nothing to Worry About in the Plot
A Guide to Screen Idols: Starting with Destined
After I Transmigrated, I Got Together with the Second Male Lead
The Chaos of Hong Kui
Reborn in the Story of Ruyi: Wei Yanwan Goes Mad
Film and TV: I Own a Piece of Land in Beihuang
Film and TV Crossover: Flirting My Way Through Three Thousand Male Gods
Reader comments 27
Google Translate





































































I skipped around a few worlds while watching it; the protagonist's life is characterized by a simple, down-to-earth style. It doesn't have as many exciting moments as other crossover novels, but it's still quite engaging and has a slow, steady pace.
After reading Wei Yanwan's story, I realized how simple and happy she was. Yanwan hadn't suffered much and had always lived a comfortable life, which was wonderful.
I couldn't continue reading at the beginning. I found the stories in the previous ones to be just average. Some of them I hadn't watched on TV and didn't know what they were about. After reading the comments, I immediately flipped to Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, and I was truly moved to tears. Under the feudal monarchy, Wei Yanwan and Jinzhong died together in another way!
I feel it's really well-written, especially Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. It's rare to find a story that doesn't portray the main characters negatively. I also felt the charm of Wei Yanwan (new character) through the writing.
I've only read Da Ru's work, and it's really well-written, without any hostility, making it a very comfortable read.
If you like Tang Xiaomi, keep writing!
Wei Yanwan's writing is very good; it doesn't have that much hostility.
I only read Wei Yanwan's story, and it was very well written. It didn't badmouth anyone; the female lead lived a carefree and serene life, which was very heartwarming.
I think the world of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace is pretty good; the logic is good, the plot flows smoothly, and the author has their own creative ideas, avoiding the overly harsh and repetitive style. I wasn't interested in some of the other worlds and didn't watch them, while others were unwatchable.
It's good, about a feisty female soldier.