Fanqie catalogue
Browse
- Matches
- 4
Every Fanqie book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.
-
All I Ask Is That the Prince Live to a Hundred
(This is a lighthearted straight romance. If you’re looking for a story without a male lead, check out the author’s other book.) (The secondary couple is same-sex, but doesn’t get much page time. Skip it if that’s not your thing.) (The author’s writing isn’t the best, and writes purely for fun. If it’s not to your taste, feel free to move on, but please be kind in the comments.) Shen Lingshu was forcibly “changed” to male at birth. She inherited a marquisate at eight, and spent decades disguised
584Reads8.7Score101Shelves
-
Our Group’s Daily Ghost-Hunting Routine
(This story is based on the author’s own imagination, so please don’t take it seriously.) “Do you believe there are ghosts in this world?” “No.” “Then how do you know I’m human?” Wherever there are people, there are ghosts. There’s no need to make killing them complicated. Times have changed, after all! (Lighthearted and nonsensical, no romance, friendship all around.) (My writing is nothing special, and I write just for fun. Don’t take it too seriously. Just have a laugh, and please don’t flame
457Reads—Score112Shelves
-
Daily Life as an Official
(I am a novice, writing is just for entertainment. You can enjoy it by reading it. The author's writing style is average, and writing is all based on my hobby. It's fine if you don't like it and don't read it. Please be merciful) Xu Yanzhi: A woman who is not confused by love and only loves her career Xu Yanzhi wanted to be both literary and military, and as the emperor's confidant, he was ordered to disguise himself as a man and enter the court. "Xu Yanzhi, would you like to be my consort?" Xu
220Reads8.5Score—Shelves
-
Holding Clear Branches
After Xu Muzhi's death, she transformed into Yun Muzhi, the eldest daughter of the Hou family. She had no ambitions or grand ideals. She just wanted to be rich and live her life in comfort. She didn't ask about things that shouldn't be asked and didn't care about things that shouldn't be cared for. Bai Yuci was appointed as the Prince's Young Master at the age of twenty-five. People in the capital praised him for his brilliance and gentlemanly conduct, and he was a role model for young men from
10Reads—Score—Shelves