
Drunken Dream Yao
醉梦瑶
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 2mo ago
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New Writers and New Books: Share Them Here
Looking for books like Sealing Demons and Eradicating Evil.
Stories Closely Based on Real Life or Personal Experiences
Are there any novels with really good prose that are almost exactly like real life?
Any Stories About a Struggle to Succeed That Feel Close to Real Life?
Looking for books like *This Family*. I want to learn how a multimillionaire made his fortune, the struggles the rich go through behind the scenes, and how they win in business battles set in a world close to reality. Ideally, the story would offer some guidance for real life. Are there any works like this? Plenty of recommendations, please.
Urban Slice-of-Life Novels, No Breaking Up Right Away or Showing Off and Face-Slapping
Classic Historical-Era Fiction
Looking for books with good writing and sound values!
Any Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
Set in a city, with decent writing and a realistic feel.
Slice-of-Life Novels Set in the 1970S or 1980S
A Book That Makes You Examine Human Nature and Desire
Looking for stories like *Six Reboots*. The kind where there are flowers on the other shore.
Looking for Really Great Everyday Urban Fiction
Looking for Realistic Marriage Stories, Nothing Too Far-Fetched or Overly Sweet
Everyday life, realistic views on marriage, a couple working together, marital conflicts, careers, family, children, and mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships. Keep it realistic, please. No wealthy-family romances; they feel too far-fetched.
Realistic Romance Novels, No CEOs or the Like
Angsty youth novels are fine too, like Fu Shouer's *Youth Is a Hasty Book*.
Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Let’s Exchange Five-Star Reviews for Our New Books
I want to read something similar to Yin-Yang Tribulation: Seeking the Way. New author here. Come in for mutual reviews and five-star ratings, fair for everyone.
Everyday Life Among Ordinary People, No Politics
How Can I Search All of Tomato and Not Find a Single Period-Era Novel from a Man's Perspective Where He Doesn't Go to the Countryside???
No going to the countryside, no going to the countryside, no going to the countryside. I'm saying it three times because it's important!!! Working in the city is great. Otherwise, so many people wouldn't refuse to go to the countryside and do hard labor. Preferably no CP. The male lead can have male and female friends, but not in the main story...
Show the Dark Side of Society and Portray the Twisted, Terrifying Side of Human Nature
Looking for Siheyuan Novels Where the Parents Are Still Around
Transmigration to the Late Qing and Early Republican Era
Stories about people transmigrating to this period always have them refusing to take even a needle or thread from the people, treating officers and soldiers as equals, and acting all meek even when they have a System. They won't even build up their forces and carve out their own territory. What gives? Are they trying to fast-forward the timeline in another world straight to socialism?
Period-Era Fiction from the Male Lead’s Perspective
From the male lead's perspective, preferably with only one female lead.
A Protagonist Who Sees All the World’s Splendor but Stays Out of the Strife
Please Recommend an Ordinary Story Set in a Past Era
Looking for books similar to The Fortunate Fake Heiress and Her Love-Brained Husband in the 1970s. No reborn stories, no transmigration, no piles of inexplicable golden fingers, and no forcibly giving the protagonists plot armor.
Period Novels That Respect Readers' Intelligence, with No Transmigration and Plenty of Imagination
Looking for books similar to When the Sophora Flowers Bloom Again. It is quite realistic: after the male lead returns to the city, he abandons the female lead and their daughter. Later, when his city wife cannot have children, he wants his daughter back. But do you really think the female lead will simply give in?
Recommendation Lists Are All Lies, Only Hidden Gems Cure a Reading Slump!
Looking for every overlooked masterpiece out there.
Any Highly Rated Novels Set in a Bygone Era? Looking for Good Logic and Plausibility
Looking for books like *I Took a Warehouse to the 1970s and Picked Up a Madman as My Husband*.
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This is a book that I was quite surprised to read. The author's thoughts on life feelings and the portrayal of that era are simple but gorgeous. It is full of a sense of reality that is not just what everyone else says and comes from real life! This is the best and the best! Whether it is growing up experiences, rural nursery rhymes, folklore anecdotes, contemporary snacks and magazines, rural children going to school in the county, college entrance examinations, walking around the streets and villages carrying tools to put dowries on people... Step by step into society, struggling with various values, on the one hand, let Surviving on my own, on the other hand, I also looked at the social development under the convergence of economy and values throughout the 1980s and 1990s from a perspective that seemed like me but not me. It gave me a dreamlike feeling for a person who likes to confuse the real world and the spiritual world (。ò ∀ ó。) Hehe~ Sometimes, the most real is also the most illusory, the most simple is the most gorgeous, and vice versa. The same is true in life, and this is a profound work worth reading.
This is a good rural-themed book. The author uses delicate and beautiful writing to describe the entrepreneurial journey of a rural girl. The language is relaxed and pleasant, and the content is contemporary. It will have a large readership.
This is an in-depth article with exquisite writing style and sincere feelings. The author uses his rich social experience and profound insights into life to tell the story, which makes it soul-stirring to read. Look at these words: Even if all the winds in the world blow against you and say you are careless or unbearable, I will stand in the wind and hold an umbrella for you and tell you, 'I recognize your original appearance and I believe you will not let me down'. Fate is never a product of logic, your so-called feeling is just your inner obsession. And it may be just a gust of wind on the street in spring, and the petals blown down happen to fall on the pages of your open book; it may be a tune casually hummed by the stranger sitting next to you in a cafe in a strange city, which coincides with the melody in your childhood memory; or it may be two people separated by mountains and seas, because of a random piece of news or a common hobby, suddenly intersecting at a certain moment in time... The beautiful writing makes people linger.
This is a moving chapter that weaves the simple original colors of life into the ultimate romance like "The Letter of Appointment". The author uses delicate and lingering brushstrokes to describe the daily life of traveling between the city and the countryside, imbuing ordinary fireworks with the tenderness of moonlight. Its slow-paced narrative is undoubtedly an immersive aesthetic enjoyment for readers who love delicate writing style. What is even more surprising is the solid contemporary texture and life thinking behind the work. From rural nursery rhymes and folklore anecdotes of the last century to snack magazines full of the marks of the times; from the youthful college entrance examination to the details of walking around villages and making a living by craftsmanship - the author uses simple but gorgeous details to construct a real world that is not just what everyone else says. Following the growth of the protagonist, we not only struggle with various values and learn to survive, but also look back at the social scene of the 1990s under the dramatic changes in economic and values from a perspective of "self but not myself". The simplest, but the most gorgeous narrative. This sense of reality that grows from the land and life gives the work a wonderful texture like a "dream core", confusing the reader's spiritual world with the real world in the book, creating a profound resonance. This is undoubtedly a sincere work with warmth and depth. It tells us: the same is true in life. The real splendor is often hidden in the most authentic life.
This is the most down-to-earth novel I have ever read. The author uses his rich life experience and profound life insights to express it through the emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists. Not only are there many local customs and traditional customs in the book that are eye-opening, but the discussion of human nature and the nature of society is also thought-provoking. For example, this paragraph: When we measure the scale of life, we are used to using requests as vernier calipers - complaining that our parents' haven is not warm enough, criticizing the support of our relatives for not being strong enough, and worrying that the gifts from society are not rich enough. I have forgotten that every morning when the smoke rises, there are people crushing their time in front of the stove. For example, this paragraph: We are filled with righteous indignation when we hate our privileges, we are eager to "find connections" when we encounter injustice, we are impassioned when we ridicule the gap between rich and poor, and we pursue luxury goods in the wave of consumerism. This paradox of collective unconsciousness is the most fertile ground for the collusion between power and money, and it is also the saddest footnote of human nature. These beautiful words, with delicate and sincere feelings, are endlessly memorable after reading them. Five-star recommendation to everyone [like][like][like]
This is a realistic novel with a strong sense of substitution. The author's writing style is delicate and affectionate, and the words are beautiful and moving. He writes the original color of simple life and the background of sincere emotions. Growth experiences, rural nursery rhymes, folklore anecdotes, etc., Reflect the mark of the times from some delicate little things, making people recall the events of that era. At the same time, from the author's words, we can see the appearance of the era he wrote, as well as life insights, social experiences, etc. The protagonist's growth and transformation along the way is square and real. It can resonate and stir people's hearts. It's a very good story and worth recommending!
Shen Shanhe, an ordinary boy from the mountains and a folk craftsman, has shadows of you, me, and all of us. Like all of us, all he wants is to live freely - no need to nod or bend, no need to look at other people's faces. The most important thing is to be able to protect the people you care about. The story takes the protagonist's career and emotions as the main body, and shows us many local customs, industry insiders, and social rules. It is an in-depth novel that fully displays human nature and the times. Let's extract some snippets from it to enjoy: But Xiao Nizi is different. She is an "ordinary person" like them, but suddenly stands at a height that is not hers. This directly challenges the small town people's understanding of their own order of existence. The essence of jealousy is never simple envy, but anger at one's own incompetence. When a person cannot achieve happiness through self-improvement, the cheapest comfort is to bring others down. So, rumors, slander, isolation—— All means that can belittle others will be instinctively mobilized to maintain psychological balance. This paragraph of text directly points to the nature of jealousy, and there are many such fragments in the text, so this is a good book with connotation and quality.
The story is realistic and vivid, the characters are vivid and the writing is natural and smooth. As a carpenter, the protagonist gradually reveals various aspects of knowledge such as ordinary life, local customs, and industry terminology. This shows the author's profound literary skills and knowledge. There is also the famous "Lu Ban Shu". This work: The Art of Shang Zhi Xia Shu is a unique book. Even in modern times, its value and charm can be reflected in many places, and it is also a national cultural treasure. Like and cheer for the author [top post]
The author's writing style is simple and honest, and he vividly depicts a Hunanese Taozi who endured hardship and was domineering. The description of the normal yet somewhat warm relationship between his parents is also just right. The mother is a strict mother, but she also really loves her son. The manuscript passed down from his father may be the second volume of Lu Ban's book. This is a good novel, with a delicate and silent feeling of spring rain. Readers can take a closer look.
The process of reading "Zui Mengyao" is like having a long conversation with an old friend. It unhurriedly lays out the texture of life, and those seemingly trivial daily routines hide the most moving power. The author does not follow what others say, but starts from life itself, and writes about the changes of the times and the ups and downs of people's hearts in a real and tangible way. Whether it is the pain of growing up or the passion for entrepreneurship, we can find our own shadow between the lines. This is a good book that can make people settle down and think about it again and again. It tells us: the most simple things are often the most gorgeous; the most real things are also the most powerful.