
This Spoiled Brat Is Different
这个纨绔不一般
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Why Must the Supreme Lady Chancellor Cultivate with a Playboy?极品女国师,为何要与纨绔双修Alternate title on Fanqie
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Decisive and Unyielding
I want something similar to Refusing the Wedding Gift Money Means I Won't Leave the Sedan, So I Strike Back and Wipe Out the Entire Family. Transmigration, decisive killing, imaginative fantasy, cultivation, first stage, second stage, third stage...
Wuxia, the Imperial Court, and the Jianghu. Get It?
Martial arts and the jianghu.
Looking for Transmigration Historical Fiction in an Alternate Setting, Like The Finest Servant
Looking for transmigration novels like "The Best Housekeeper": vivid characters, a strong love of country and family, and polished, seasoned, humorous writing.
Urban Cultivation with Multiple Heroines and a Peaceful, Harmonious Vibe
Looking for books similar to The Pure Yin CEO Is Forced to Dual Cultivate to Suppress His Cold Poison.
Looking for a Cool, Beautiful Female Lead, Ideally One Who Is Brought Down from Her Pedestal
I want good prose and solid logic. A slow, gradual build is fine. "All Ambitions Known" is so good. Please recommend something! Anything works.
Looking for Historical Novels Set in Ancient Times, With a Male Protagonist. A Normal Number of Wives and Concubines Is Fine
Looking for a Well-Written Fantasy Harem Novel With a Normal Protagonist Who Treats His Wife Well
Looking for books similar to "Dual Cultivation Demon Venerable: I Prove My Way to the Emperor's Throne Through Yin and Yang".
Looking for Stories About Princesses and Their Consorts
Ideally, something like "Chang'an Memories: Consort, Please Don't!"
Looking for Satisfying Novels That Don't Dumb Down the Characters. No Overpowered Leads from the Start, and No Idiots
😁(„ಡωಡ„) Thanks a lot (˵¯͒〰¯͒˵)
Any Son-in-law Novels Where the Male Lead Isn’t a Simp, and the Story Has Both Humor and Romance?
They get treated with contempt and still talk about having feelings? Pathetic!
Apocalypse, Beauties, and System: Stories About Evolving Superpowers
Decisive and ruthless.
Urban Cultivation with Multiple Female Leads and a Pocket Dimension, No System!
Looking for stories like "After Dropping Out, I Became the Female CEO’s Personal Bodyguard".
Transmigration, Live-in Son-in-Law, Husband, Poetry, Music, Chess, Calligraphy, and Painting
Any novels where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times and uses Tang poetry, painting, inventions, cuisine, tools, and military strategy to show off?
Fantasy with a Wild Imagination, Chinese Fantasy and Xianxia
Looking for books similar to The Xie Family's Short-Lived Ghost Has Lived to Be a Hundred. It's so good, so don't be put off by the title. It starts out ordinary, but gets better and better, and you just can't stop reading. Later on, the male lead also believes in her unconditionally and does everything he can to help. Some of the scenes really made me...
The Eight Most Unhinged Son-in-Law Novels
Sharing the fun is better than enjoying it alone.
Transmigration Power Fantasy with Multiple Female Leads
Looking for books similar to I Really Didn't Mean to Be Reborn: Reborn Again! So good, go go go! Such a satisfying story, hehe.
Urban Cultivation, but None of Those Cliched Miracle Doctor or Doormat Stories
Looking for stories like "The Secret of Journey to the West". I want cultivation novels with a wildly imaginative premise and airtight logic, like "The Secret of Journey to the West".
Seasoned Reader Seeking Great Prose, an Original Plot, and a Powerful Pairing
Looking for books similar to Climbing the Ladder.
An Ancient-Era Son-in-Law with an Invincible Power Hidden in the Shadows
Just make the protagonist invincible, and that’s all there is to it.
Short Dramas Set in a Fantasy Xianxia World
Looking for a Story with Two Female Leads Who Shower Each Other with Affection, While Every Other Character Is Just Part of Their Game
Original characters only, please. No relationships with characters from the original work. It doesn't have to be fanfiction, as long as it's this kind of story. A forum-style or watch-along format would be ideal.
Please, Please, Please!!!
Has anyone read I Have a Horror House by I Can Fix Air Conditioning? It's so, so good! Are there any similar books? I really want to read something supernatural.
Apocalypse Rebirth Novels
Looking for books similar to "The Apocalypse Arrives, and I Become a Vampire Princess".
Looking for Stories Where Both Leads Are Villains
I once read a book where the female lead's surname was Song, but I can't remember the male lead's. The blurb said neither of them was a good person.
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It looks so good! Those who haven't tried it should definitely give it a go.
It is said: Is it based on the Great Feng Night Watchman? Warrior, Buddha, Tao, demon..., Two princesses, beautiful national teacher, hostile father, and Empress Wu is probably the father's first love. The idea is good, but the content needs to be fleshed out and developed progressively. At the author's current pace, it will probably be finished very soon. It's a pity for such a promising book.
I stayed up all night to finish it, and the overall impression was very good. The beginning was well-written, but it got worse towards the end. It started to become a bit modern, with everything supposedly fabricated. The protagonist's inner monologues were too frequent, and these two things made me less interested.
The biggest flaw of this book is its use of "thinking" and "self-talk," which is annoying to read. Others can finish writing a dozen or so chapters of poetry, but the poetry in this book is also incredibly tedious. But the plot is still very engaging.
I've finished reading it. So far, it seems alright, but there are quite a few minor issues. For example, the scene where the protagonist gets drunk on his wedding night and insists on composing that poem felt a bit forced. There are many other minor problems, but I still quite like this kind of subject matter, and I can accept anything as long as it's not too toxic.
He's not a gigolo, nor is he a good-for-nothing. Tsk.
It's very well written; one is cold on the outside but charming on the inside, the other is naive and innocent. A proud and arrogant female lead. There was also a young-looking, dignified female boss. The three maids were also well-written; the later ones should all be concubines. Overall, it's not bad.
Don't let me suffer alone, let's all suffer together.
Nan Zhu writes all her poems using her own name—that's amazing, so brave! This book is so good. I cried the first time I read it, and I felt sleepy after reading it several times. And the ending the author wrote is simply incredible, so profound. I can feel the author's longing for home and her unbearable struggle to accept being an orphan.
It's enjoyable and to my liking... Lighthearted and humorous, with a generally coherent plot. It's a lighthearted, enjoyable read, so don't scrutinize it too closely. It's not mindless, but it's not completely brainless either. There's not much political intrigue, and no bloody or dangerous scenes.