
A Shy Game in the Fragrant Boudoir
怯弄香闺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 996k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 15
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Has Someone He Loves, but Falls for the Female Lead After She Seduces Him?
The Male Lead Gets So Jealous and Upset He Cries 🥺
The Heroine Secretly Aborts the Hero's Child
The female lead secretly has the male lead’s baby aborted, then tells him she spent a few days at her older sister’s house. A few days later, he takes her home, and then the truth comes out. The female lead’s sister and brother-in-law are in an arranged marriage.
Any Historical Romance Stories With a Male Lead Who’s Really Good at Seducing People? 😍
The type who wants to spoil his wife every day
Their Child Is Two or Three. The Hero Uses the Child to Force the Heroine to Stay, Taking Her by Force
The leads already have a two- or three-year-old child. Then the hero forces the heroine to be with him, and after they have a child, he uses the child to make her stay.
Ancient Romance Novels That Leave You Stunned to the Core
No comedy, no revenge against scumbags, and no female or male protagonist with serious issues. They shouldn’t go around causing trouble, and the plot should be exciting.
Stories About a Powerful Minister and a Clear-Headed, Intelligent Legitimate Daughter 😭
I’m fine with the male lead usurping the throne later on or not 😭 He’s kind of like Yuwen Hu.
The Best Historical Romance Novels You've Ever Read
Anyone who clicks in won't be disappointed. Leave your reading lists so we can recommend and share books with each other!
The Hero Loves a Young Female Relative Living in His Household, Takes Her as a Concubine, and Never Loves Anyone Else
Looking for books similar to After Being Forced to Become a Concubine, She Was Doted on by the General Every Day (Huayan Ling).
The Male Lead Is the Female Lead’s Older Sister’s Fiancé
In the first chapter, the heroine stays at her older sister’s house. Her sister has trouble walking and uses a wheelchair. That night, the hero enters the heroine’s room. The heroine stays quiet so she won’t hurt her sister. There’s intense push and pull between them. The hero loves the heroine and is only pretending to be involved with her sister. That’s all I remember.
Looking for a Sharp-Tongued Powerful Official Who Chases His Wife After Losing Her
The male lead uses the female lead a little at first, but she doesn’t fall for him. Later, he falls for her but stubbornly refuses to admit it. He fails to force her into marriage, then has to grovel to win her back. Ideally, he’s a regent or powerful minister. The female lead must not fall for him at first, must not fall for him, must not fall for him. Later, while he’s pursuing her, he falls for her.
A Refined, Powerful Official Takes a Second Wife, and the Old House Goes Up in Flames
The Heroine Isn't the Official Wife, but the Hero Dotes on Her
Palace Intrigue, Pure Palace Intrigue, the Kind That Takes All Your Brainpower
Are there any pure palace-intrigue novels without reborn or transmigrate plots, and without an overpowered protagonist aura? Lately everything has been about transmigration and rebirth, and I’m sick of it.
Looking for Mature Relationship Push and Pull, with Beautiful Writing
I'd like a book like Blazing Heat.
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It's nice to watch, and the pull between the male and female protagonists is very touching. I like my eldest sister the most. The scene where the evil sister is forced to tie a red thread by Yue Lao is really cool. It would be great if my eldest sister can be with the monk she likes. It's okay in the front, but I'm pissed off in the back. The female protagonist is a loser. She is helpless when she meets the male protagonist's older sister. She won't resist if her child is robbed. She is very articulate in front of the male protagonist and his sister. To put it bluntly, she is a coward.
I've seen too many male protagonists being fought over. This time, I don't want this one, and I don't want that one either. It's really surprising, haha. I'll comment after watching it.
It's okay. The ambiguous process in the middle is very long, and there is a sour feeling from time to time, but the pace is a bit too slow, but in an environment like Tomato where you can't read even one book after reading it twenty or thirty times, it's pretty good.
I really like the male lead, he is clean and tidy, and the second female lead pushes the female lead to the male lead. I wonder if I will regret that I was blind in the future and let my doting husband go. I like a careless male number 🤭 I hate this kind of emotional line. I don't want to watch a love triangle or a cliché sadomasochism, so I gave up.
It's very interesting to watch. The tension between the male and female protagonists is very exciting. Although the female protagonist is always angry because of her background, she still needs to take action and vent her anger. It's very smooth to watch. The male protagonist is also affectionate without knowing it. The ambiguity lasts for a long time. I recommend it. The writing is also very good. It will be deeply rooted in people's hearts after watching it.
Such a beautiful book, unique and extraordinary. I have read ten chapters and reviewed it, and it is a very positive review.
This is the first time I have seen such a touching book! The emotional tension between the male and female protagonists, both have online IQs, the male protagonist is very powerful, and the female protagonist is kind and affectionate! The writing is clear and organized, the characters are full-bodied, and many details are well handled. It's really good! The heroine is too difficult, I hope the ending is good
The author's writing is very delicate, and he writes very well about the psychological activities of the male protagonist, the control that the superior has over the people below him, and the sourness after knowing that the female protagonist will leave, especially the jealousy. In short, it is very interesting!
The writing is not bad. As the old saying goes, don't speak nonsense throughout the book. The only deduction is that the male protagonist's early character is really unlikable. The second is Ayuan. I haven't seen Ayuan appear yet, but I really can't let it go. Bai Yueguang is really good, which makes the male protagonist's character not so good. Although I understand that it is for the development of the plot, and the male protagonist does gradually get better, but personally, I don't like him very much, but overall it is a pretty good book. You can read it again.
The psychological description of the pull between the male and female protagonists is very delicate, which is rare. As the head of the family, the psychological activities of the male protagonist, from hating the female protagonist to realizing that he likes the female protagonist and being surprised when he discovers that the female protagonist is the one he has sex with, are all very well described.