
Main Story: The Glory of That Era
正篇•那一世繁华
by Red-Haired Female Lead Fan (红发女主控)
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- Completed
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- 6.2M Words
- Genre
- Multi-Orientation
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- 3mo ago
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- JJWXC
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Synopsis
Who says women should spend all day thinking about romance? Who says a woman's rival has to be a love rival? Who says women can't wield great power and fight bloody battles? They never fight to the death for love. They give everything for their ideals, even when their paths are worlds apart. Beneath the same sunlit sky, there is a group of young men and women. They are comrades-in-arms, partners, friends, and family. They live together, strive together, fight side by side, and weather every storm together throughout their lives. The heroine, Xiangfu Guangzi, has led a deeply tragic life. Fortunately, she never gave up. Her pessimism and fragility eventually passed, leaving something stronger in their place. Her feelings and emotions are always intense, though this youthful fire begins to fade as she grows older. She is unlucky to have grown up in a twisted environment, yet lucky to have met good teachers, good big sisters, good people of her era, and good companions. She rises to a position far beyond what her birth would suggest. She works hard, giving everything for her ideals and her companions, and she can be ruthless when the situation demands it. Even with her commitment to justice, she bears stains she can never wash away. She was never an entirely good person, after all. She committed crimes that even she cannot forgive. There are hundreds of characters in this story, and plenty stand shoulder to shoulder with the protagonist. Some even outshine her. This is an ensemble novel. The main group is the Heaven and Earth Alliance, led by Yuling Bi, with more than twenty members, including the protagonist. It features war, passion, political power struggles, governing a country, other worlds, fantasy that is not Western fantasy, and matters of nation and world, among many other plotlines too complex to describe in a few words. There are all kinds of struggles over interests and battles over ideals. Fantasy and reality intertwine, and both science and superpowers are at play. It presents every facet of human life, in all its variety. There are multiple couples, all in one-on-one relationships. This is not a padded story. It has many planted clues, all of which are resolved one by one in the later parts. Told from the heroine's perspective, this is a niche genre with a slow start and a complex setting. It takes place in an alternate world with a vast setting. The story drives the plot, while the romance is secondary. It is long, spanning more than ten years. I drew a map of the fictional world, with more than a dozen countries, large and small, and all kinds of geographical environments. There are hundreds of place names, with complete systems for spatial settings and for combat in various aspects. There are more than a hundred individual and group battles. The story covers many subjects, and combat is just one of them. There is a combat system, but this is not a game-like story about defeating monsters, leveling up, and moving to new maps. There are several hundred named major and minor characters, not counting the nameless extras. There are also plenty of other details, such as place names, spells and techniques, and various systems, so I won't list them all. As for the characters, take the heroine, Xiangfu Guangzi, for example. In the first three volumes, she's practically an extra. Only after fighting at Iceberg Island in volume four and narrowly escaping death does she begin to grow. Her feelings for her love interest, who barely appears often enough to count as a male lead, also start to develop gradually after that turning point. The two do get some page time together, just not much. The heroine cares deeply about her country and its people. She is full of ideals and steadfast in her convictions, never getting caught up in petty romance. The entire main cast is much the same. The pacing is slow at first, and that's my fault. I decided to pick up the pace at the end of volume ten, so the story will move much faster, with a more focused and connected plot centered on the heroine. After volume twelve, the twists will grow more dramatic, especially in the heroine's life. Reposting, stealing, or plagiarizing any plot or setting from my work is prohibited. ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ In 2026, ten years after finishing my first long work, I'm back to share some heartfelt thoughts. I'm grateful I chose to pursue this hobby back then, and grateful this story came into my life. At the time, I had too many ideas and nowhere to put them, so on a whim I started writing. Then I realized, damn, this is fun! I needed to keep going until I'd used up my ideas and felt completely satisfied. Writing kept me from falling into depression, which was a real possibility otherwise. It healed my inner wounds, and made me feel positive and confident when facing life and work, even though I'm probably pessimistic at heart. To me, this kind of joy is just like swimming, playing ball, singing, or gaming. It can keep enriching your life, and what matters is your own attitude, not other people's malicious misinterpretations. Also, I only post my stories here once they're complete, so the total time spent posting isn't the same as the time spent writing. I never imagined someone on Bishui would be dim enough to confuse the two. They don't even stop to think: sometimes I post ten chapters in a day, totaling fifty thousand words. Could I possibly have written fifty thousand words in one day? Seriously, if you can't write logically, why write a novel at all? Theme: light, justice, ideals, loyalty
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I first read a few off-topic chapters of the author. To be honest, I admire them very much. They reminded me that I used to be motivated by love and wanted to recreate my world in this world. I forgot all about eating and sleeping while writing. Even when I went to bed at night, I had to think about what happened in my world today. Unfortunately, I stopped writing because of some things and never picked it up again. But even though I haven't written it yet, it has been with me in my mind for several years. I hope that after I stabilize, I can be like the author and describe my world again.
To be honest, if you are not interested in writing, you should not collect or follow it. I really don't need to admire the number of words or perseverance, because it is not difficult for me at all. On the contrary, writing itself is a kind of enjoyment that I need.
A very respectable author who has always loved writing. Love lasts a lifetime. I hope everyone can find something to keep themselves happy and enthusiastic during their lifetime.
I understand and support it. It can be seen from the author's seriousness that the author really loves writing. The architectural descriptions and battle descriptions in the article especially show this seriousness and polish. No matter which account or website he uses, I hope the author can stick to his own path and love. It's good to use Jinjiang as a place to store manuscripts, because there are just as many mindless trolls on other novel websites.
Mainly here to scan the word count list to see if you can be on the list if you have enough words but haven't signed a contract. I feel relieved when I see you. Signing a contract is a ghost. Readers like it, but if they don't like it, who are they?
I stumbled across it today and haven't read it yet, but my philosophy in reading is also to experience a different ideal world. If it fits, I believe it won't be much different. The writing style is the same as the font. For example, when I was a child, my strength was weak and my handwriting gradually improved in high school. I would often show others the notes I took when I was a freshman in high school, and others would not dare to imagine that these were my handwriting. So there is nothing worth criticizing before retaining it. On the contrary, it will be better with the previous ideas and foreshadowing. Long articles about other people's bad remarks are everywhere on Qidian Chinese website. The long article can describe all the details and process, while the Jinjiang article is short, clear and interesting. And the starting point is generally the territory of boys, and the female version is a bit weak. Most of Jinjiang readers are female, so the main character is definitely a female (I don't know whether it is a female or a male, I guess it is a female) in a place where there is a better sense of substitution. Finally, there are the details about the exchange of text and land. I wonder if you still use your original name? It is better to change the title of the work. Alas, it is a pity to say that the original readers may not be able to find it. It will be good to let you know in the future. I hope the author has a happy writing. See you in the Internet world in the future.
It's not garbage! You gave it a complete set of bones and blood and injected soul (your emotions) into it, which I think is a great thing!
Although I haven't read this article yet, I believe that every article is filled with the author's hard work, so come on, ma'am.
You are so strong. No matter what you do, persisting for your love for so long and writing so many words is admirable. I haven't read the article yet, but I never criticize free articles, even if they don't meet my preferences, etc. After all, it's free, so why do you need a bicycle? . . I wish you can be happy every day
The fables and prophecies here echo the previous prophecies about the fate of the characters. The 12 volumes of Lanlan fill the hole fiercely, and this fills in a huge foreshadowing hole. And I want to say that I really liked Luyang's prophecy when I first read it. It was indeed based on Xichun's Xuhuawuwu (there happened to be a chapter also called Xuhuawuhuhhh). The peach blossoms are blooming in the sky, and there are many apricots in the clouds. In the end, who can survive the autumn?