
Someone I Long For
有所思,有所思
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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164Chapters
498Reads
8.1Score
21Listens
12.8kReads · all time
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Any Pure Court Intrigue or Household Intrigue Novels?
Any recommendations for stories focused entirely on palace and household intrigue?
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Any Books That'll Make Me Cry My Eyes Out?
I’m picky and can’t get into palace intrigue or supernatural stories anymore. Please recommend something really, really angsty, the kind that gives you heart palpitations.
150Books3.1kViews19dUpdated
Please Recommend Some Books! I’m in a Reading Slump. Nothing Too Angsty, and They Must Be Complete
No harems and nothing too tragic. I want a level-headed, clear-minded protagonist with good values.
222Books1.9kViews1yUpdated
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The author has read all three books. It's really well written. This book is indeed depressing and sadistic, but it's not sadistic for the sake of being sadistic. The plot is very compact, and your heart was either in suspense or blocked throughout the whole process. I can also understand that this book is not "likeable". I wonder if it would make more sense if it wasn't a rebirth setting. After all, it is unreasonable for a modern person to fall in love with a close relative, a cloud of beauties in the harem, and an emperor who cares little about human life. One detail is that the emperor never even looked at Zhou Meisheng's daughter from birth to death. As a modern person, I feel that it is too inhumane and I really can't love her. Still, I gave it five stars. There are so many mindless articles written by semi-literate people on Tomato that can get high marks. I feel sorry for the author. Wrong writing, it's not rebirth, it's time travel. One more personal thought. Since the setting is time travel, it may be more in line with the taste of the Tomato audience to further weaken the heroine's "love" for the hero.
It's a good read, and I've also read about the author's concubines. The heroines are all sober and not indulging in emotions. The emperors described are also very real, and they won't love to death like in other novels. In reality, love and love are mostly not worth mentioning in front of power and money.
I hate this world where abuse and writing are not popular! I hate it! I hate it! It took me a long time to search and find such a good work. I found such a good author. I beg you all to come and read it [crying]. Waiting for the author to open a new book. It would be a waste of resources if I don't write with such good writing skills [crying] This sadistic feeling is so good! ! ! Well, actually it's not too cruel👉🏻👈🏻 The mindless sweetness will only make people happy for a moment, but the extreme abuse will make people remember it deeply. I just like the male and female protagonists pulling back and forth! ! ! It's just too short, my wife is hungry🥺🥺🥺I want to read a new book🤲🤲🤲
It's good to read. From "The Slow Spring in the Han Palace" to "The Ugly Girl" to this one, I really like the author's writing style. As mentioned in the introduction, the whole text is a bit depressing, but the author's writing style is very good and makes people want to read on.
The pace is faster than I expected. I thought it would be more narrated on Prince Edward. The heroine has a touch of sadness and is very rational. I have seen more than half of it so far. Women in ancient times are really pitiful. They can't help themselves. Emperors are passionate. I feel like I hate men even more [face covering]
The book is a good book, but it was very depressing after reading it. Maybe it's because the author only briefly thought about the heroine's life after escaping from the palace. Maybe it's because the heroine didn't really get relief in the end, but if you think about it carefully, this ending is inevitable. Alas.
I was attracted by Han Gong Chunman, and then read it. It is so well written. It emphasizes how favored the heroine is from a third party's perspective countless times, and then allows the readers to understand from the perspective of the heroine how miserable the feudal emperor's so-called "favor" is. Because of the government, they did not investigate the real culprit of the heroine's first miscarriage, and to a certain extent, they even let the real culprit go. The article mentioned that the male protagonist realized that he was rejected by the female protagonist when he was most overwhelmed by love (the female protagonist asked to leave the palace). But even if the female protagonist believed his so-called "love" at that time, even if his "love" really lasted, how many days could the female protagonist really live? After all, the heroine, who was naive and just wanted to avoid everything, didn't have the consciousness of "palace fighting" at all~ And the heroine was not the reborn native in "Han Palace Spring Slowness" after all. She could endure this natural inequality, plus she had no children~ The ending was just like the portrait of the hero hanging on the wall. The so-called emperor's love is always for people to see~
My eyes were swollen from crying, and the attractive writing style was so cruel that I couldn't come back to my senses after reading it for a long time. It is undeniable that it is a good book, but there is no sugar residue in the glass shards. My Chu Yue, if... It's a pity that there is no if...
As a sadistic novel, it is really good-looking. The psychological description is meticulous, the plot is compact, and the emotions are pulled into place. It is very powerful👍. I sincerely recommend it to sisters who like sadistic stories. I just had a day off today, so I spent a whole day reading it in one go. I'm still not finished, so I went to read a lot of other books.
The writing is very good. I think the most depressing thing in this drama is that the heroine later clearly realized that the emperor's feelings for her were just the obsession with redemption when she was a child and not because of the heroine herself. However, the heroine later truly fell in love with the emperor.