Mysterious Lotus Casebook: Dreamlike Melody
莲花楼之如梦令
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- Completed
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- 175k Words
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- 9mo ago
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Any Stories Where Li Lianhua Stays In Character?
No deliberately tragic treatment of Hua. I don't mind whether there's a couple or not, but no melodramatic plots or groveling-to-win-her-back arcs. No genderbending or feminization, and no transmigrating into Li Lianhua. I want Hua himself, and I don't want him out of character. Seriously, no OOC.
Any Stories That Put Li Lianhua Through the Wringer? I Can Handle Angst, or a Mix of Angst and Sweetness
Looking for books similar to Mysterious Lotus Casebook: Ink Hues in the Spring Rain. Are there any stories that put Li Lianhua through the wringer? I don't mind angst, or a mix of angst and sweetness (like Fang Hua, Di Hua, or Yi Hua), but nothing too extreme. (I'm asking for a lot, sorry, I'm really picky about what I read.)
Looking for Lotus Tower Fan Fiction
There’s a Lotus Casebook fanfic where the female lead has a pocket space and grows all kinds of fruit. When she brings out grapes, Huahua thinks they must be the fruit she holds dear. A few days later, she brings out strawberries, and Huahua thinks they must be the fruit of her heart. A few days after that, she brings out cherries… What’s the title?
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Feeding Across Time: The Lotus Beauty Is Teased to Tears by a Goddess
Lotus and Huaian: The Laid-Back Divine Physician and the Taoist King of Hell
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: Ballad of the Lotus Boat
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Mysterious Lotus Casebook: From Spring to Autumn
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: I Come from Peach Blossom Island
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: All I Love Is the Lotus
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: The Happy Life of Two Beautiful, Tragic Men
Lotus Tower: Yi's Dream of Falling Lotus Blossoms
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: The Drunken Old Friend
Back from the East Sea: The Beloved Sect Master of Sigu Men
Mysterious Lotus Casebook: Li Lianhua Is Reborn Ten Years in the Past
Twenty-Four Stratagems of Chang'an: Winning Hearts Comes First
Reborn as the Eldest Princess: My Imperial Consort Is Li Lianhua
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[Huafang] A Thousand Springs of Cold Beauty
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It's quite good. The female lead isn't love-struck; she feels that Hua Hua's personality is inconsistent with hers, so she gives up on her budding feelings. Hua Hua is a very good and charming person. But it's precisely because he's too gentle and forgiving of everyone that he's not suitable as a partner. After all, while watching the drama, I felt sorry for him, thinking that everyone else had wronged him. Little Fish is the best—innocent and passionate. Protecting the best Li Xiangyi!
It's really good. This is the first time I've seen a show choose Li Xiangyi over Li Lianhua. The female lead's personality is also great, I like her 😍.
This is a wonderful novel based on the Lotus Pavilion fanfiction. Thank you, author, for the excellent writing! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍 The female lead in this novel is clear-headed and kind to both Li Xiangyi and Li Lianhua, but she also has her own principles and doesn't fall in love with Li Lianhua like everyone else who saves her. 🤦 The ending is beautiful, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Fantastic! I really love this book!
I've read so many fanfics where the protagonist dies for the flower after the East China Sea battle, and so few where he dies for the little fish. How could a spirited young man bear to endure such pain and then abandon the fish for the flower? I don't know if I haven't read enough or haven't found enough, but anyway, I love the sun and hope it shines forever in the sky.
The characters jump around and the story isn't coherent, but people who like this kind of story should enjoy it. I really liked the author's choice not to have the female lead end up with Hua Hua in the first story. Many books have the female lead desperately sacrificing herself while Hua Hua risks his life to save others—it's so frustrating!
It's pretty good. Volume 1, the Li Lianhua arc, has no romance. Fang teaches Yangzhou Man (a type of folk song), and Hua saves Qiao, causing the female lead to exhaust her internal energy. However, after being cured of the poison, the female lead understands and leaves. If you don't like this, please avoid it.
It's not bad. Li Lianhua and Li Xiangyi are both good people, but Huahua carries too much burden. It's simpler for him to be with Xiaoyu. Although it's a pity that neither of the two Huahuas has a female lead by their side, having two good friends is still a good ending.
The fanfiction is excellent, with no out-of-character moments and the female lead doesn't become overly clingy.
The female lead in this book is with Xiaoyu, not Li Lianhua! Actually, I also like Li Xiangyi and don't want to be Li Lianhua.
I didn't watch much, I skipped around. The protagonist discovered some of Li Lianhua's actions towards Qiao and gave up on his feelings, not chasing after her. He was the first one who didn't end up with Li Lianhua. Later, in a different world, he got together with Xiaoyu. I'll mark this down so I can watch it again later if I have the chance.