With My Tung-Oil Umbrella, I Would Shelter the Suffering of This World
我有桐油伞愿庇尘世苦
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- A Gift From My Lord Is No Cause for Joy君赐非喜Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for books like Unrivaled National War. New books, review each other's work, remind each other to update, and add each other to our bookshelves.
Books That Keep You Reading Until 4 A.M. Even When You Know You Should Sleep
Share the Books That Got You Through a Reading Slump
I'm in a reading slump and have hit a wall. Please recommend something!
Underrated Novels That Are Surprisingly Perfect
Recommend some underrated novels that you personally think are great. Perfect plots, prose, and logic; no dumbed-down characters and nothing frustrating. Please choose carefully.
Any Books So Good You’ve Read Them Three or Four Times? Please Recommend Some
Female Leads Who Are Shameless and Wicked to the Core, Like Lin Du, Sister Ye, and Ye Langlang
Also, something funny. The main thing is that it's fantasy, with shameless, cheeky characters.
A Male Lead Who Is Incredibly Powerful, Never Hides His Identity, and Makes Everyone Kneel on Sight
I want an absurdly powerful male lead. The more powerful, the better.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Is a Concubine, Clear-headed, Content with Her Place, and Not Vying for Favor. Little Palace Intrigue!
Looking for books like The Professional Conduct of a Concubine.
Lately, I’m Into Laid-Back Heroines
Cultivation stories with a breathtakingly beautiful heroine who just wants to laze around. A System is optional.
On the Day He Took a Concubine, She Removed Her Phoenix Crown and Placed It on the Concubine's Head. Her Maid Led Eighty Thousand Hidden Guards
On the day he took a concubine, she removed her phoenix crown and placed it on the concubine's head. Her maids arrived with eighty thousand shadow guards to welcome her, stunning everyone. What book is this?
Looking for Food Novels! Incredible Cooking! Everything Looks Delicious!
Food novels! Modern-day or period settings are both fine. The protagonist should have amazing cooking skills, and running a street stall or opening a restaurant are both fine. I would like the process to be described in detail, preferably with food names as the chapter titles. Most importantly, there has to be a romantic pairing. I love watching other people fall in love, and romance and making money should both be part of the story.
An Ordinary Person Transmigrates
Are there any novels about an ordinary person from the modern world who transmigrates to another time, faces lots of hardships, and misses home? Not the kind where someone transmigrates to ancient times, makes all kinds of snacks, quotes classical texts, and speaks in poetry.
Qing-Dynasty Time-Travel Stories Rated 9 or Higher
An Ordinary, Calm, and Clever Female Lead
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Is a Concubine or Bedchamber Attendant and Is Especially Favored
(Trade Reviews, Bookshelf) Female-Oriented Fiction Readers, Come In! Read for 30 Minutes Before Reviewing
Looking for something like "Dancing in Lamplight." Palace intrigue and political scheming (like "Dancing in Lamplight"): the female lead battles the palace and then the enemy nation, matching wits with them at every turn. It's absolutely riveting!
I’m Out of Books!!!!!!!
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In a Reading Slump, Looking for Period Novels
Any longtime readers have recommendations for novels set in a particular era? With or without a pocket dimension is fine. Strong female leads are fine too. Just please make sure the plot doesn't fall apart. Completed novels preferred.
Palace and Household Intrigue, Soul Transmigration, and Twist After Twist
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Any Stories About Well-Behaved Concubines Who Get Along with the Legal Wife?
I'm used to stories about legitimate daughters, concubine-born daughters, and maids, and want a change of pace. I'd like to read about concubines, but not ones who rise to become the principal wife. I want to see a concubine and the principal wife get along harmoniously, with the concubine even becoming her confidante. The concubine should be content with her place and enjoy a few small happinesses and comforts.
Please, Everyone, Help Me Find a Book
It's about a CEO and their assistant, and the assistant is very capable. There's a scene where the CEO takes the assistant on a business trip to inspect a site. The assistant gets carsick and overheated, isn't in great health, and faints. They're not the soft and cute type, and they're very bold once they take a liking to someone.
In a Reading Slump! I Love Rebirth, Fortune-Telling, Historical and Modern Romance, and Period-Era Stories!
Please, ladies, recommend me some books!! I’m really out of things to read!! Here are some of the good stories I’ve saved!!
Reborn in Ancient Times, Now I'm Fighting for Favor in the Imperial Harem???
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Any heartwarming, healing novels under three million characters?
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The female protagonist is truly amazing. She has incredible practical skills and an exceptional ability to survive (both physically and mentally). If I were her, in that predicament, I probably would have committed suicide the next day. Even if I didn't actively try, I'd likely become mentally unstable soon after.
A rare time-travel novel that directly confronts the cruelty of ancient feudal society. [Spoilers ahead!] If you only list the heroine's resume, it seems like a typical revenge story: from an unnamed maidservant to a respected concubine, favored by the prince and loved by the princess, she successfully gives birth to one daughter and two sons, with her eldest daughter being deeply loved by her…
The writing is solid and the emotions are delicate. The female protagonist is a resilient, unconventional individual struggling to survive in both modern times and ancient times. Although forced into a caged existence, her mind still shines brightly. It's not a typical sweet romance novel; it's simply a woman's survival story in ancient times. I feel it's better read as a career-oriented story.
Everyone experiences disappointments in life; desires may not be fulfilled, and even fulfillment may not bring happiness. A maidservant, a staunch advocate of only children, cannot escape the "gift" of fate, nor can she escape the promise of "good health and a large family."
The female protagonist pitifully hopes the ending will allow Mingzhu to return to the modern world instead of staying here. Reading the latest chapter, I feel like she's being worn down; her body is yielding, but her heart is resisting. A somewhat inappropriate analogy is that she's being forced to wash her underwear with a cold face, like a tool in an invention project who can't even leave her…
It's alright. The author's writing style is very good; it's more like an argumentative essay than a web novel, haha. I feel like they could try the infinite flow and campus novel genres. The story isn't as angsty as the synopsis and title suggest; it's not very tragic, but rather more like a food-themed story.
I'm not afraid of a huge box of insults, I'm afraid of a depressing atmosphere. Those prepared for long-term torture might want to check this out. The writing is good; I hope the female lead can find release soon. There was some repression at first, but after the child came, feelings developed over time, and I even started to enjoy it 🤦.
It's truly well-written. While it features the obvious scheming and power struggles typical of palace intrigue and domestic drama novels, it also reveals the struggles and helplessness of ordinary people, both noble and lowly, caught up in the currents of feudal society. The subtle details reveal the human condition, making it a book you can read with great patience.
It's quite good; the author's writing is excellent. It's good, and it definitely takes forever to get going; it just gets increasingly boring and tedious. The female lead is constantly engaging in self-hypnosis, self-praise, and self-brainwashing, and then it's just farming and raising a baby, farming and raising a baby.
1. I was scared after reading the synopsis, but I still read it. 2. The female lead is a palace maid who was given to the fourth prince by the crown prince. She was humiliated and confined to a small courtyard. The story follows the female lead's change of heart, as she grows vegetables and cooks delicious food in the courtyard (very tempting). 3.