
The Legend of Yun Lan
云澜传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 379k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Proper Historical Romance: No Golden Fingers, Just High-Quality Stories with Sound Values
Looking for books similar to *Bound by Spring's Embrace*.
Looking for High-Quality Historical Romance with Excellent Writing
I hope the writing is serious. I’ve been reading web novels for six years, so please, everyone, recommend stories set in the imperial harem, with all its intrigue and schemes!
Looking for Ancient Detective Novels, Without a Bunch of Women Competing or Domestic Infighting
I want a novel about solving cases in ancient times. Not one that keeps throwing in a pile of household infighting and rivalry between women. No CP is fine, and I don't want the overall atmosphere to be too heavy either.
Any Novels with a Single Female Lead and Plenty of Her Screen Time?
Male-oriented fiction.
Masterpieces Close to a 10.0 Rating
Looking for books like *The Gods Play Their Foolish Games*. No, no, it's just a 10 out of 10 in my book. Let's see if you have any books like it in your library.
Underrated Historical Romance with Excellent Writing: No Transmigration, No Cheats, No Brain-Dead Characters
Please Recommend Ancient Detective and Mystery Novels, Thanks
Yandere + School Life + Campus Beauty + One Female Lead (No Hiding Her Yandere Side, Dominant Male Lead)
Looking for books like After Saving the Sickly, Obsessive Heiress, I Was Forced to Live With Her.
Great Historical Detective Novels
Mystery-solving novels or historical transmigration novels. I’m tired of stories that are all about wish fulfillment and changing history without a second thought.
Mystery Investigations and Romance
An enjoyable novel that solves cases while developing a romance.
Historical Romance Novels
Books That Can Go Toe-to-Toe with Sword of Coming
Looking for Historical Novels Set in Ancient Times, With a Male Protagonist. A Normal Number of Wives and Concubines Is Fine
Pure Ancient-Style Stories, No Transmigration or Rebirth
Looking for an Elegant Historical Chinese Romance Without Outlandish, Over-the-Top, or Brain-Dead Tropes
I want something with elegant, delicate writing. Not the kind that opens with someone getting disfigured or having their heart cut out. That's too melodramatic and clumsy. And no side characters like concubine-born daughters or female antagonists publicly attacking the heroine at banquets. People like that wouldn't survive three hours in ancient times unless they were faking their deaths. It's so unrealistic.
Seeking High-Quality Historical Romance, No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System
I like food, palace intrigue, the imperial examinations, political schemes, and crime-solving. On Tomato, I’ve read The Strongest Female Grand Secretary Rises Against the Odds; for palace intrigue, Zhaohua Weiyang, Palace Willows, and Deep Palace Strategy: The Tale of Qingzhi; for food, Chang’an Snack Shop (I can’t remember if it was on Tomato).
Mystery, Crime Solving, Coroners, Strong Female Lead, Career-Focused, Ancient Times to Modern Day
I'd like something like *The Auspicious Lotus Tower* (the original novel for the Cheng Yi-starring TV series *Mysterious Lotus Casebook*). Also, are there any novels similar to *Mysterious Lotus Casebook*?
Looking for Deep Historical Romance Mysteries Like The Golden Hairpin
Looking for books like *Records of the Hairpin: Complete in 4 Volumes*. I want a historical romance mystery with a compelling story, a heroine who isn’t a naive sweetheart, and leads who stay clever throughout. I’ve reread *Records of the Hairpin* three times, and now I feel like I can’t get into any other books.
Historical Fiction Set in an Imaginary Ancient World, No System
No System, no System, no System. Thanks, everyone.
Any Romance Novels with Mystery, Crime-Solving, and Deduction?
A romance novel with a mystery-solving plot and some deduction.
Tang Dynasty Novels Are So Awful, All the Same Stories About Early Tang and Zhenguan
The only book I can think of is *Tang Plotting the World*, which is set in Emperor Gaozong’s era. There isn’t another one after that. After all, if the story goes a little further forward in time, Li Bai, Du Fu, Du Mu, Bai Juyi, and Li Shangyin are all born, and it gets harder to show off with poetry. Even this topic of mine has been derailed.
Looking for a Historical Mystery with a Well-Plotted Investigation
Historical Chinese Mystery and Crime Stories
The female lead transmigrates and is a cold, aloof forensic pathologist. The male lead is gentle only with her.
Pure Historical Fiction, No Rebirth or Transmigration
I want sweet, doting romance, no angst. I'm very sensitive and can't handle tragic stories.
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This book is finally on Tomato! ! ! A notorious (but not actually) princess joins forces with the white crane scholar bent on redressing injustice to solve an unsolved case. It's so interesting that it's all [cool] [cool] The writing is online. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is so sweet, all the supporting characters are interesting, and the second brother of the female protagonist is really a girl-controller. I'm really good to my sister. I can't watch it at all. It would be great if I wrote some extra stories about the male and female protagonists. It's so sweet. I like them so much [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]
The author's writing style is very good, but he probably didn't like the heroine and wanted to abandon the article several times. The only interesting thing is that the background of the story is the real Tang Dynasty. Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty Li Chun was on the throne. Historically, his father was indeed forced to abdicate, and Empress Guo was never granted the title of empress. Empress Guo's son was later proclaimed emperor by the eunuchs, and the historical evaluation was relatively mediocre. King Li and Princess Nankang are both real historical figures, and the princess's consort is indeed named Shen Fen. The background and characters are real, but the story is fictional, which adds to the interest of the story. It's interesting to look at the history by the way.
It looks good. I like the male and female protagonists. It's just that I prefer that in your background, the heroine falls in love with the hero a little slower. Unexpectedly, it seemed that I wanted to take her as my disciple from the beginning and liked it till the end.
When I first read the introduction, I thought it was just a simple plot of detective work, falling in love, and making dumplings, but it was only after I read it to the end that I understood the inner meaning of this book. 1. In terms of emotions, the psychological description of Bai He and the princess from the initial flirtation to the recognition later is very insightful. The contrast between King Li and Hongshao, the perspective of Liu Guang and Deji as minor characters, and Zeng Hanshan's jealousy ([laughing and crying]) throughout the text all support the emotional line of the entire book and make it full. 2. Regarding the court, the unjust, false and wrong case between Shen and Luo led to the incident in the court twelve years ago, and the confrontation between the princess and Concubine Guo was clearly shown at the beginning, making the main line of the story more resistant. 3. As for the investigation, the whole story has a compact plot and a good mix of meat and vegetables. Each case is very imaginative, and the process of solving the case is not far-fetched or fabricated out of thin air, giving people a materialistic sense of security. 4. In terms of writing style, the author knows a lot about ancient Chinese. There are many ancient foods, daily necessities, etc. In the article (you have to ask the AI to find out), and the sense of substitution is very strong. In the description of the environment, description of clothing (emphasis on this), etc., You can see that the author has a deep foundation. Summary: Awesome!
I deliberately read the history. The daughter of Li Chun, the twelfth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, was indeed named Princess Nankang and married Shen Fen. Concubine Guo was Queen Yi'an and was indeed the granddaughter of Guo Ziyi. The second prince, King Li, was originally named Li Yun. In history, it was Li Heng who was the son of Emperor Mu Zong of the Tang Dynasty who succeeded Guo Guifei. I haven't seen the back yet and I don't know the subsequent plot. It has a full sense of logic. I especially like this kind of novel with historical prototypes.
Very beautiful, my favorite HE. I heard from book friends in the comment area that this book uses some real settings and fictional stories. It's so exciting! ! ! I really like it. Can you recommend a few more books like this to me? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I really like it.
If you haven't finished reading yet, please comment first! The author's writing style is really good and high-end. It is full of ancient prose, the character descriptions are very three-dimensional, and the story is also very gripping and exciting. It should be made into a TV series, it must be quite interesting! Support
Still pretty good.
Overall, it looks like it has flaws but not flaws. Because I don't like the princess constantly calling herself or saying that she is a piranha. I think this nickname can be written from a third perspective. Writing too many self-titles will make me feel like I am acting out. Also, the early foreshadowing was too straightforward. Said that the preparation was done [cover face][cover face] The advantages are also obvious. The writing and plot are both good, and it's also very good among Tomatoes. There is no mention of the elder brother being greedy for power and parting ways with his younger sister [like]. There is no description of the love rival being extremely jealous when meeting each other [like].
The male protagonist: Wearing a white robe, his face is like a crown of jade, he is an unparalleled young master. Those who like to watch emotional dramas may not be able to get enough of this. The author has profound writing style and strong narrative ability. It's very well written, I have to give it a thumbs up for this writing style! I liked the male protagonist, so I finished reading it. But~ there isn't much dog food, so I can't feed him enough [face covering]