I couldn't stand how badly I wrote fanfiction, so I picked a fight with it.
This time, I'm writing a TV crossover fanfiction, mainly featuring Romance in the Rain and Drawing Sword, with some other shows woven in. For now, the plan is Romance in the Rain + Drawing Sword + Between Heaven and Earth + Half a Lifelong Romance + City of Memories + The Golden Age.
The female lead is an original character: fierce and violent, yet gentle and graceful. Her bonus trait is an innate ability to avoid danger and seek good fortune.
The male lead is Chu Yunfei, whom I adore.
To indulge my guilty pleasure, the female lead's son has the same name as the great Chu.
P.S. Based on the ages of the main characters in Romance in the Rain, Fu Wenpei and Wang Xueqin entered the Lu household in 1913 and 1914, respectively. The Qing Dynasty fell in 1911. Only then could Lu Zhenhua return and marry the princess of the Wang family. After learning that Pingping had died, he began taking in his concubines one after another. That means Lu Zhenhua had to marry seven women between 1911 and 1913, before taking an eighth wife in 1913 and a ninth in 1914. So, Black Leopard, you really were a womanizer: seven wives in three years. You moved on fast.
I have to calculate when each woman entered the household, as well as when she got pregnant. A million angry horses are stampeding through my mind. Damn it, when you wrote this, couldn't you have made the timeline a little more flexible?
P.P.S. I'm hopeless at writing war stories, so I'm cramming. The womanizer stuff is such a pain... Starting Point is my nightmare! Digging through a mountain of stories to find a high-quality one without a harem, damn! It's rarer than finding a completed story on the modern web.
This story is complete. I'm currently updating my other story, Power Over All Under Heaven. 6/27
Thanks to Xue for the virtual gift... \(^o^)/~
Premise:
It's rare to find a novel with a heroine that doesn't have three aunts and six wives fighting at home, a rare novel that doesn't have a heroine chattering about love during a national crisis, and a rare novel that doesn't have a heroine who doesn't go abroad to seek refuge and face the Japanese invaders.
We're lucky this book isn't locked
Thumbs up! What the author wrote is really wonderful! The main line is clear, and it also takes into account multiple branch lines. The plot is large, but the author's writing style is very smooth. Although there are slight flaws in some places, the flaws are not concealed. The author should have consulted a lot of relevant information. It is really rare to see such a serious and responsible author nowadays. Come on!
It's so well written that I stayed up late to finish reading it and I'm still unsatisfied.
Although it is a Love Affair fanfic, there are not many Love Affair plots. It is interspersed with various dramas. Some of them have not been seen, so I skipped all the plots with unfamiliar characters and unfamiliar characters. But it's pretty good. Like the author, I don't like the Cinderella heroine written by Qiong Yao who looks like a mistress. In the end, the heroine of the novel is consummated, and the two heroines, who were deeply in love with each other, were tortured quite miserably. The final feeling is that everything has changed and everything has changed...
What I really hate about Li Shuman is that she is always picky from the beginning to the end. Even if the man is not good, he cannot treat his daughter like this. I feel that as long as her daughter disobeys her even slightly, she will get angry and ignore her.
The writing is wonderful. The whole article contains stories about country and family, love and hate, hardships and pains, and mutual support. A series of stories about national hatred and family feud of that era are condensed in it, which is really good.
I read it in one go. Among the Qiong Yao fandoms, this is the one that I least feel like a Qiong Yao fan. It is the heaviest one, but it is also the one that has the most feelings.
It's bitter first and then sweet. Compared to his parents' bitter and sweet experience, he ended up being a BE. Maybe it's a lot better...
It's rare to find a novel with a heroine that doesn't have three aunts and six wives fighting at home, a rare novel that doesn't have a heroine chattering about love during a national crisis, and a rare novel that doesn't have a heroine who doesn't go abroad to seek refuge and face the Japanese invaders.
We're lucky this book isn't locked
Thumbs up! What the author wrote is really wonderful! The main line is clear, and it also takes into account multiple branch lines. The plot is large, but the author's writing style is very smooth. Although there are slight flaws in some places, the flaws are not concealed. The author should have consulted a lot of relevant information. It is really rare to see such a serious and responsible author nowadays. Come on!
It's so well written that I stayed up late to finish reading it and I'm still unsatisfied.
Although it is a Love Affair fanfic, there are not many Love Affair plots. It is interspersed with various dramas. Some of them have not been seen, so I skipped all the plots with unfamiliar characters and unfamiliar characters. But it's pretty good. Like the author, I don't like the Cinderella heroine written by Qiong Yao who looks like a mistress. In the end, the heroine of the novel is consummated, and the two heroines, who were deeply in love with each other, were tortured quite miserably. The final feeling is that everything has changed and everything has changed...
What I really hate about Li Shuman is that she is always picky from the beginning to the end. Even if the man is not good, he cannot treat his daughter like this. I feel that as long as her daughter disobeys her even slightly, she will get angry and ignore her.
The writing is wonderful. The whole article contains stories about country and family, love and hate, hardships and pains, and mutual support. A series of stories about national hatred and family feud of that era are condensed in it, which is really good.
I read it in one go. Among the Qiong Yao fandoms, this is the one that I least feel like a Qiong Yao fan. It is the heaviest one, but it is also the one that has the most feelings.
It's bitter first and then sweet. Compared to his parents' bitter and sweet experience, he ended up being a BE. Maybe it's a lot better...
I finally found this room