I Want to Run Away from This Period Novel!
我在年代文里想跑路！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 323k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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I Just Accidentally Deleted My Entire Bookshelf 😱😭😭
Does anyone have any highly rated books to save this poor child? 😭😭
A Peerlessly Aloof Person Falls from Their Pedestal and Discovers Human Emotions
Ideally something with a Buddhist monk-like male lead. It could be a quick transmigration arc set in that kind of world, or a standalone novel. I’ve read so many stories, but I never get tired of this trope. I really love seeing someone impossibly aloof fall from his pedestal for one person, with his heart and eyes fixed entirely on them.
Are There Any Stories Like One Where the Heroine Goes to the Countryside in Her Cousin’s Place and Empties the Family’s Ancestral Tomb?
I'm looking for books similar to "Taking My Cousin's Place in the Countryside? I'll Empty the Family Ancestral Graves and Dance on Them". I can't wait for updates, so I'm looking for a substitute.
Looking for a Reborn Female Lead in a Period Novel Who Stays Away from the Male Lead
The female lead had a miserable previous life. Her child was distant, and the male lead was cold toward her. She kept saying she wanted to kill herself, until the child finally snapped and asked why she wouldn't just do it for real. In despair, she took her own life. Then she was reborn.
Recommend Stories Like 'The Post-00s Student Abroad's Chaotic Daily Life in 1980s Europe and America'
I'm looking for books like "A Post-00s Student Abroad's Daily Rants in 1980s Europe and America".
Great Era Fiction
I'm looking for books like Reborn, I Cut Ties with My Family and Venture into the Mountains with My Dogs.
Looking for a Period Story with a Chain-Smoking, Badass Female Lead Who Can Fight: No Black Market
Reader comments 39
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It's good-looking. I can see the heroine's forbearance in difficult situations, but as long as she is given a chance, she will break free. I really like Jinchen. It would be great if Jinchen was the male protagonist😁
This is the best period novel I have read recently. The writing is good, and the male protagonist is a bit paranoid, but very sweet. Why do so many people insist on picking on the male protagonist and giving negative reviews? Does it have to be a cookie-cutter hot guy? The male protagonist is not greasy, and everything is dominated by the female protagonist.
The relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is very exciting. The writing is not very strong, but the writing is really good. The portrayal of the female protagonist is very, very good.
Not bad, the heroine is not a love brain, she enjoys life, is sober and rational, and does not reveal the secrets of space and time travel.
Overall, it's pretty good. Mother Han was very careful with the heroine in the later stages. After many years of marriage, will the hero feel that the heroine is trying too hard... Oh, I hope the heroine can keep her own ideas and follow her own wishes in marriage!
It's quite interesting, but I feel like there are some things that the author hasn't written very clearly, like there are holes that have been dug but not filled in. There are some things that could be written more clearly. For example, why did the heroine initially have an attitude towards the hero because of Zhao Zheng, and how did she get her space? The names of the two friends she keeps mentioning are not only completely immortal, but also have a sense of Western fantasy. Another time she and Xiaoyan went out to eat, and they encountered something about Shuqing's quarrel with a man. I don't know if I forgot it, but I didn't have the impression of this plot. However, I think this book is still very well written, the writing style is very good, and it makes me want to read more. I can't read some novels. Come on, author!
In the serialization of 9.2, The female protagonist travels through time, has too much space cheats, lives a petty bourgeoisie, and the male protagonist is forced to be evil. Currently, it mainly writes about the intimate relationship and turning points between the two. The career line is incoherent or may not be developed yet, and the writing is smooth.
Not bad, not bad. In fact, the main reason why the female protagonist doesn't accept the male protagonist is because of her aunt. I think,
I thought it was a sadistic novel, but I didn't expect it to be about an ignorant and domineering male protagonist in the early stage, but in the later stage he learned how to love correctly and constantly compromised his husband [face-covering][face-covering] The heroine may seem passive and compromised, but in fact she is the dominant center from beginning to end. She lost her mother when she was born, her father died when she was 8 years old, her stepmother died, and she was adopted by adoptive parents. She has an older brother who loves to play, but loves and protects the heroine, and an obedient and cute younger brother. Life is unpredictable, but we still live each day seriously.
It's quite nice, not so many twists and turns, and the space is not ostentatious.