The Beloved Concubine
良妾
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In booklists 7
Things I’ve Read
A random assortment of things I’m willing to read.
Recommend Some Obscure Books with Interesting Settings
No warnings from me. I'll read pretty much anything, so I hope you find something you like and enjoy it.
Jinjiang Novels I've Reread Over the Years
A few of these are absolute all-time favorites. I can't bear to move them to my read shelf, since I might come back for a second or third read. You won't regret picking up any of these!
Stories I’ve Read Twice, Three Times, and Countless Times
For my own use. I like rereading books because there's something about them I love, whether it's a particular detail or a certain scene. Here's a roundup of some books I enjoy reading.
Novels Worth Rereading (Mostly Comedies)
Mostly no-romance, with a few danmei stories where romance isn't a big focus. Stockpiling, natural disasters, unlimited-flow, strong female leads, positive vibes... mostly comedies, anyway.
Just Browsing
Farming, running a business, everyday life
Book Recommendations I Love
Personal favorites: farming stories, transmigration, and sweet romances
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I can't even think about freedom after death. I just want to climb out of the ground and give my man and son two big clubs.
At the beginning, I felt that the heroine was a bit unsatisfactory, but after really watching it, I understood the heroine. Her heart has never really been rooted in ancient times. Her soul has always been longing for her own era, hometown and motherland, but she can't go back, so she just wants to live a good life for herself and doesn't think much about anything else! Salted fish is chic, transparent and calm, plain and content! Don't have a too-too-too-happy attitude towards life!
The heroine doesn't want to wear anything that will make her fly to the sky. She just wants to be comfortable and comfortable. She doesn't have to worry about food or clothing. No one cares about this or that. She can live a life of eating and waiting to die. I agree!
Just looking at it makes me feel suffocated, like a sow that keeps giving birth. Full of oppression of women in the feudal period. Some people are actually envious of it. Alas, the author only briefly mentions giving birth, but in actual life, do you know how much harm and pain it causes to women?
The story is very interesting, but it feels undeveloped, a bit like a running account, and the male protagonist's side story is too short, leaving much to be desired.
Very fluent writing. I just don't understand. If the heroine wanted to live a good life, I think it was actually very dangerous to have multiple children in ancient times. But it's pretty good-looking. Maybe you really need to pay a little bit to be able to live comfortably at home.
How could there be cremation in ancient times?
Alas, I feel a bit like a Mary Sue. I always want someone to live a life full of love. I don't know why the heroine's life always feels a bit empty. This is my feeling. It has a slight regret. Although I don't have love, I want the protagonist in the article to have love and the people in the article I read to have love. As long as it is not a one-to-one love, I will regret it.
The heroine's life is so smooth, being a concubine is so smooth, it's impossible in reality
It's quite nice, but it's too short. I'll expand it in the future [laughing]