A Record of Chrysanthemum Fragrance and Half a Lifetime of Fate

Name: A Record of Chrysanthemum Fragrance and Half a Lifetime of Fate
Author: The Blunt Greatsword of Zeyu World

菊香半世尘缘录

by The Blunt Greatsword of Zeyu World (泽宇世界的重剑无锋)

Status: Completed
Length: 333k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Republican-Era Romance
Updated: 9mo ago
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This work is not only Ms. Wu Ju’s personal epic, but also the collective memory of a generation of Chinese people, a miniature chronicle of Yiwu’s transformation from a small town in the Jiangnan region into a global city. In memory of my maternal grandmother.

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Looking for Historical-Era Stories, Whether Rural or Urban. No Dumplings, Please

I’ve read so many novels set in bygone eras, whether they’re about going to the countryside or living in the city, and they always make dumplings seem like a feast. It’s getting really tiresome. Please recommend stories where things feel more normal: New Year’s Eve dinner is a proper feast, people eat tangyuan for the Lantern Festival, and they enjoy the right foods for each holiday.

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