Ten Taels of Silver
十两银
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 219k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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A Laid-Back, Lazy, Cool, and Powerful Heroine
Preferably no CP π_π
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.
The Female Lead Lives in Seclusion in the Mountains, but Catches the Eye of a Crown Prince or Prince
Historical fiction.
Looking for a Sweet, Angst-Free Story: The Male Lead Is a Crown Prince, the Female Lead Is His Concubine, and They Stay Faithful to Each Other
Looking for books like "The Beautiful and Gentle Liangdi: The Cold-Blooded Crown Prince Dotes on Her Endlessly". The male lead should dote on the heroine exclusively and favor her above all others, with palace intrigue too.
Looking for Traditional Female-Oriented Household Intrigue Novels, Please!
I'm looking for a traditional female-oriented novel. The male lead shouldn't inherit the throne or rebel to become emperor; he should just be a high-ranking official or a noble. The female lead shouldn't get involved in politics. I want a simple domestic-intrigue story, with rivalries against cousins and the like. No mind-reading and no body-swapping between the leads.
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Reader comments 30
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It's a good-looking book, but I prefer the ending of the extra chapter. The male protagonist in the main story is not decisive enough, and he is indecisive in dealing with and dealing with Yun Xiangrong. I feel that the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is not as deep as he thinks, nor is he as dedicated. He is the only male protagonist I don't like. The second half of the extra chapter is about another ending. The male protagonist lets go of the female protagonist and silently cares and supports her behind her back, allowing her to have a more exciting life and become better and warmer. The ending leaves room for imagination and is meaningful.
It's very plain, but almost every novel writes about the love between a man and a woman who loves to play around. The scene that happened was also talked about by ordinary people, where a royal man fell in love with an ordinary common man's daughter.
I only read the text. I feel that although the male protagonist is a bit indecisive at times, he is still relatively responsible. He dared to admit it and did not make excuses. He still tried to get closer to the heroine because he knew it in his heart. What do I want? Although I still have the original beautiful dream for Bai Yueguang, but think about it, who doesn't?
I'm glad that this ending has happened. It's so rare to be able to remain the same after ten years of separation! The certainty of youth will be shattered by reality! Love is a luxury for the poor! For the rich, love is a game!
I think it's well written, but the author's ideas are somewhat different. The first idea is to fake death, give up his identity, and live a different life. The second type may be more conventional, but it's not bad either. It's not easy for two people to stay until the end.
This finale is full of words and endless meaning.
It's pretty good to watch, the plot is okay, and the two endings lead to the same goal through different paths!!
I like it very much. The images are vivid and there is no nonsense. I haven't read such a fascinating book for a long time.
A book worth reading. The story is not long, not sad, and not verbose.
It feels like it's coming to an end. The plot development is reasonable, not too sweet, just bland.