
Jiaojiao Prays to Buddha with All Her Heart, General, Please Respect Yourself
娇娇一心求佛,将军还请自重
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Cold and Polite Young Lady Vs. the Handsome and Angry Young General
I want to read books similar to "Yan Gui'an". It is forbidden to cultivate immortality and time travel ❤️❤️The ancient sayings, the characters and psychology of the male and female protagonists are those of the real ancients❤️❤️Don't use modern words or modern thinking outside the ancient words.
Rough General VS Sick Beauty
Super pet
Is There Any Case Where the Princess Falls in Love with the General or the General Has a Crush on the Princess?
The general is not a prince or anything like that! Just a general, preferably one who accompanies a schoolboy and is both civil and military! The heroine is the group favorite
The Heroine Is Super Beautiful and the Hero Falls in Love at First Sight and Takes Advantage of Her.
It's best if the heroine is delicate and soft, not strong.
The Strongest General on the Battlefield, the Sharpest Sword in the Hands of the Wise Emperor!
Savage General & Delicate Beauty
The male protagonist is a rough guy, relatively strong and fierce, but is he very gentle and gentle to the female protagonist? Just like Beauty and the Beast🤩
The Female Protagonist Is a Little Crybaby, and the Male Protagonist Is a General.
The female protagonist is a little crybaby, and the male protagonist is a general.
Pure Ancient Saying
Book shortage
A Novel Where the Male Protagonist Is a General
The male protagonist is a general. On his wedding day, he went to the battlefield and died on the battlefield. In fact, he did not die. The female protagonist was born in a family of military generals. She heard that the male protagonist died in battle. The female protagonist went to the battlefield to avenge her husband. The enemy general asked who was coming. The female protagonist was a widow in the Chu style.








































Why does it feel like the author ended the story before it was finished?