
New Verse: The Green Jade Case
新词·青玉案
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 151k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 20
Any Republic-Era Romance Novels with Male and Female Leads, Good Writing, and Realism?
Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Ending Aesthetic! No Mindless Angst! Great Writing, Please!
I want that beautiful-but-tragic kind of romance, the sort that makes your heart ache as you cry!! Short stories, please. Thanks, everyone!
Heartbreakingly Angsty Stories That Make Your Heart Hurt
I've read quite a lot of angsty stories before, and I'm usually a bit sentimental. I love listening to sad songs and hearing sad stories, too. I've already read *Bone-Deep Crisis*, *He Said Our Love Came Too Late*, and *May You Shine as Bright as the Stars*... I'd prefer something with lots of chapters, since I'm a night owl.
A 9.8-Rated Bad Ending Like If There Were a Fairy Tale in the Forest
I cried reading a story yesterday 🐽 No mindless angst, please!!
No Angst-Ridden Novels on Tomato Reading Rated 9.5 or Higher
Tomato novels with absolutely no ultra-short angst stories, no heart-wrenchingly tragic stories, regardless of genre.
Highly Rated Books Set in the Republican Era
Flawless logic and good writing. Nothing that treats the readers like idiots.
Campus Stories with a Happy Ending!!!
Looking for books like Chi Yang (Rainstorm Meets the Scorching Sun). The male lead is both a school bully and a top student; the female lead is both the school beauty and a top student.
Republican-Era Fiction, Republican-Era Fiction, Republican-Era Fiction 😍😙😙😙😙😙😙😙?
I’m so bored. Please recommend Republican-era novels where the male lead dotes on the female lead. No angst, please. I’m begging you. I’ve been stuck at home all summer and I’m about to lose it 😅😅😅
Republican-Era Tragedies!!
I Just Finished Qianshan Chake's Historical Romance, and Now I'm Out of Books to Read
Looking for Republican-Era Novels Like Gu Qingzhou, I'm Out of Books
I want books similar to *Young Marshal, Your Wife Ran Away Again*.
Republican-Era Romance: Nine Out of Ten End in Tragedy
Republican-era romance: nine out of ten end in tragedy.
Republican-Era, Angsty, Short Stories, Bad Endings
Looking for Republican-era angst novels around a hundred thousand words long.
Republican-Era Novel Recommendations
Keeping track of the Republican-era novels I like and the ones that left a deep impression on me.
Heart-Wrenching Romance: Read at Your Own Risk
Looking for books similar to *Three Years of Cold War, Then He Regretted Agreeing to Divorce When They Signed the Papers*. After three years of cold war, he finally agreed to the divorce, but then he changed his mind....
I'm Out of Books to Read!
Looking for books similar to The Scripture of the Living Dead. I'm in a reading slump, there's nothing to read!
Tomato Novels Don't Have Top-Tier Prose
Looking for books like Under the Upper City.
Looking for Movies Like "Decorate Your Dreams" That Make You Cry and Help You Lose Weight.
I want to read a book similar to "Decorate Your Dreams".
Looking for Heartbreaking Stories
Are there any stories that are tragic, really tragic, unbearably tragic, and so heartbreaking that every chapter makes you cry? The male lead gets put through the wringer, then the female lead, then the male lead again, and in the end they both get a bad ending.
Republican-Era Tragedies With a Bad Ending, Not Too Long, Around 100–200 Chapters. Please! Please! Please!
The female lead is the male lead’s salvation, but she forgets him. They meet again years later, with their positions reversed, and fall in love over time. She remembers him, but he’s already dead.
Reader comments 51
Google Translate
























































































I have finished reading the author's Old Dreams series, plus this one, and I feel indescribable. The Republic of China was an era full of sadness. No matter how much you like be aesthetics, you will still feel regretful and cannot forget it for a long time. Among so many stories, only Jiang Gubei and Jing Mingchen are he. But in that era, there were still thousands of unknown stories. The protagonists in the stories did not have the so-called halo of protagonists and could not escape the separation of life and death. In order to save the ruined and decadent country, they sacrificed their own efforts to achieve the peace we have today... Maybe I was too involved, and I always felt extremely sorry. Why didn't I say it out loud? In the end, it could only turn into a sigh... Eh...
I just finished watching it, full of regrets, the love of the Republic of China, nine times out of ten, sad. This sentence is vividly reflected at this moment. It turns out that Qingqing has always loved Tingyu, but unfortunately in that turbulent era, it was difficult to even express her love in front of him. I have always loved Ah Zao's writing style. Every time I read her books, I can calm down and sympathize with the experiences of each character in the book. I feel sorry for my second aunt. She is not loved by her family and marries someone she does not love. She will not be happy in her life. I feel sorry for Tingyu and Qingqing. They obviously love each other, but they missed each other. There are too many regrets that they can't be consummated. Sad 😔
I burst into tears when I saw the scene later. It was so sad. The two of them liked each other but could not grow old together. It was clear that Qingqing had given up her French dream and went to Fang Xiaobao, but she still died in a foreign country. Fang Xiaobao did not know that Zhu Qingqing loved him until his death, and he could not hold hands with her and grow old together with her [crying] [crying] [crying]
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so cruel She and Xie are neighbors in the south. They are mulberry trees but not late, and they have children in the south. As for her and him, Fang Tingyu, their relationship in the east has passed away, and their marriage to Xing is hopeless. The good things in the world are not strong, and the colorful clouds are easy to scatter and the glass is broken. The bottom line is that fifty years of apricot blossoms have failed, and half a lifetime has failed to live up to deep love. In fact, they are in love [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
The Old Dreams series is really painful to read every time. It seems that there is a changing hand in the world, and regret is the norm. But this book really made me fall in love with many ancient poems. They are so beautiful and pure.
The author's writing style is truly immersive, and it feels like watching a TV series, with the heart rising and falling along with the fate of the protagonists, and their sad thoughts. I have read a series of works by the author. Every one of them is good. Even if you listen to the book, you can still see the white walls and black tiles of Huizhou, and the pair of young green friends laughing and playing under the apricot tree. I really didn't dare to look closely at the ending part, my heart was always in twitching. I feel sad for the true love of that era
I was about to cry to death, I couldn't ask for it, love was gone, I missed it, I missed it all my life. Grandma said that even if one day you really fall in love with Xiaobao, don't quarrel with Tinglan. Tinglan's father repeatedly entrusted her with her daughter's happiness. She carried two heavy shackles on her body to suppress herself. While suffering from herself, she also pushed away the ignorant, reckless and infatuated young man. This miss, a beautiful girl died in a foreign land, and the other was sincere and died alone. Very nice, but a waste of paper.
Love in the Republic of China was very sad. When two people love each other, there will always be someone who realizes it later, because of the constraints of the times and the difficulty of the current situation. Two people who share the same sorrow should have been harmonious and dependent on each other, but in the end they still had a hard time getting over each other, and melancholy filled their hearts. The writing is very cultural and the author's writing skills are very profound. After reading the Old Dreams trilogy and The Sapphire Case, I feel like I have entered a painful journey through the times, gentle and melancholy.
A touching story! The love between the male and female protagonists is profound and heartwarming. In the war years, many families were destroyed, and the passionate young people died heroically for the country and the people. It was deeply touching. The author has a profound literary background and the story is worth revisiting.
Life is long, and the beauty is not at the end, but on the road. Walk slowly and appreciate it. Don't let those important people and things fall behind on the road behind you in the rush of running. The second time I read this book, I actually cried. Times have changed. I didn't feel anything like it when I read most novels before, probably because I had too little life experience. Fang Xiaobao has been infatuated all his life, but love will last forever, and wisdom will be hurt. It is Fang Tingyu who is deeply in love and will not live long, and Zhu Qingqing who is bound to be hurt by his extreme wisdom. As a down-and-out daughter, she has been taken care of by the Fang family for so many years, and she can no longer afford to repay the many kindnesses she has received. How dare she hope for a lifetime marriage with the young master again. Zhu Qingqing said that if a flower cannot bear fruit, it is best not to bloom. Maybe I felt this way before, but now I feel that the most beloved thing about a flower is its ultimate blooming posture, and the same goes for people. Life should bloom to the fullest But Zhu Qingqing's situation was really a dead end. If it weren't for her grandma, she wouldn't have been able to borrow these ten years. If it weren't for Mr. Yue, she would have married Jinlin long ago. How could such a smart girl repay kindness with hatred? It was this little bit of kindness that saved her, but also ruined her life. It is the long and steady foreshadowing that makes the ending particularly sad.