
Beyond One Mountain Lies Another
过了这一山又一山
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 234k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
105Chapters
2.2kReads · all time
In booklists 5
Looking for an Elegant Historical Chinese Romance Without Outlandish, Over-the-Top, or Brain-Dead Tropes
I want something with elegant, delicate writing. Not the kind that opens with someone getting disfigured or having their heart cut out. That's too melodramatic and clumsy. And no side characters like concubine-born daughters or female antagonists publicly attacking the heroine at banquets. People like that wouldn't survive three hours in ancient times unless they were faking their deaths. It's so unrealistic.
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Pure Historical Romance! No Transmigration, No Rebirth
Farming or palace intrigue, preferably with both leads having no prior romantic or sexual relationships!!!
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Pure Ancient-Style Stories, No Transmigration or Rebirth
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Ancient Romance Novels. No Transmigration.
A romance between a sheltered young lady and a domineering prince.
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I'm Out of Books to Read. I Want Ones with Absolutely Selfish, Ruthless Protagonists
Looking for books similar to "Fantasy: On My First Day Leaving the Sect, I’m Rewarded with a Supreme Bone!"
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Reader comments 2
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I have some questions: ① Xiaoba's plot against the heroine was easily revealed. That heroine is so generous. ② Before the assassination of the male protagonist was revealed, after the fire broke out in the female protagonist's house, the male protagonist felt compassion for the female protagonist? Don't say it was because of the bunch of things that the male protagonist Aye had. This is unreasonable ③I saw the scene where the heroine's house was on fire. The more I watched, the more I felt that Xiaoliu and Xiaoba were the tools of the plot. They died very hastily and only served to advance the plot. ④The emotional development of the male and female protagonists is very rigid and unreasonable. The character settings of the male and female protagonists are also unstable. ⑤I really couldn't stand the next few chapters, so I glanced at them briefly. After all, there wasn't much content in each chapter. If I read it correctly, I remember that Mrs. Zhang and the male protagonist spent a night together, and no explanation was given. In the end, this is just my question, everyone is welcome to discuss it. This book is not to my liking, so I'll leave first. [A little suggestion for other readers who have read the novel for many years: let's go, kid]
Not bad 👍