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Love Triangle Showdowns That Pretend to Be Poly
Do you also love multiple characters having one-sided crushes, reverse harems, and love polygons? (I can’t give five stars, so all ratings are one star lower.)
Historical Romance with Coercive Possessiveness and Lots of Angst
He chases, she runs, but she can't escape! | To-read list
Original BG, List Updated July 11
Mostly open endings, love interests you can root for, and branching routes. Some are one-on-one from the start. Also, I recommend Sang Jiajing from Xiaoxiang Academy. Nine out of ten of her stories feature a harem of all pairings.
What Are We Talking About When We Talk About Mary Sue?
A slowly growing list of some high-quality wish-fulfillment novels I've read, including but not limited to love triangles, male competition, unaware harems, ambiguous relationships, one-sided love, etc.
Some Brother-Sister Stories (Purely Platonic)
I searched for brother-and-sister romances, and the first result was a BL list. I can’t take it anymore, so I’m making a pure romance list for stories I’ve read about non-blood-related adoptive siblings, pseudo-siblings, older men, and childhood sweethearts.
An Ordinary Reading List
Everything good and readable goes here. I prefer novels with tight logic, strong plots, and fantasy elements, whether they're plot-focused or feature an overpowered protagonist. I don't like formulaic stories.
If You Love Su Sanshao, I Bet You'll Love These Too
!! Let’s keep things peaceful and enjoy the stories, no raiding the pantry!! Readers with strong moral sensibilities, proceed with caution. My list is all about romantic angst and melodramatic romance. Nobody’s love life goes smoothly, and there’s plenty of rivalry between men.
The Scent of Tea Over a Book of Bets (Romance, No-Couple)
Mostly female-protagonist stories about transmigration, with lots of sci-fi and anime fanfiction. Some are obscure and old, so I figured they'd be hard to find and added them here. Just my personal taste!
A Roundup of the Mary Sue BG Stories I've Read
I like good writing and stories where the men suffer. My only hard pass is BL. Fellow fans, feel free to recommend books to me.
Historical Romance
Historical romances I stayed up all night reading, personally rated four to five stars
Stories With Bright Spots
The stories I followed back then. Treat every four-star rating as five stars.
Male Lead with Mental Health Issues
I'm not interested in ordinary humans. If any of you are aliens, people from the future, visitors from another world, or espers, come find me! That's all.
Books I've Read (Ongoing)
I’m a GB and GL fan. I love irresistible characters, dark and obsessive love, and forceful romance. They’d all average five stars, but the system won’t let me give every book that rating, so don’t pay attention to my scores.
Male Rivals, Everyone’s Favorite
Everyone's favorite
Recommended Historical Romance
Not on Jinjiang: Dream of a Chinese Clan in Troubled Times by Mibao. I’ve gathered a few historical romance novels; I’ll add more when I have time.
For a Task
For the task
Beautiful Without Knowing It, Love Triangles, Strong Female Leads
Beautiful without knowing it, a wisp of fragrance blooming all alone
Clever Everyone-Loves-Her Heroines
Smart, beautiful, scheming yet kind-hearted heroines, and their many admirers. P.S. Mostly historical romance
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I couldn't bear to read it in one sitting. I spent a few days reading it carefully. I really liked it. "The Story of Ronghua" can be said to be my favorite ancient saying that I have read so far this year. I was even shocked when I saw the publication date. It was actually written in 2016 and it was the author's first ancient saying. The writing and plot design are very natural and smooth. I really like it. As I read it, I couldn't help but marvel at the wonderful design. Following the wonderful truth, I laughed for her, cried for her, and felt sad for her. Love, hate, anger and insanity are all contained in this word. My favorite plot is where Miaozhen invites herself to the court. The plot is intertwined with each other. Miaozhen's decision to recognize herself is admirable and endearing. It makes me cry. I can't help but admire the author's writing style and ideas. I also particularly liked "The Clearing of Wrongs" where Miao Zhen appeared on the stage and walked there step by step. I always thought that reading an article can make people imagine the picture, which is the most fusion of divine and literary. This book really surprised me too much. While reading, you can also see the fragments of thoughts in the author's words. From just a few words, you can see the effort the author put into this article. Because I have always liked watching Mary Suwen, but once I don't grasp the scale well, I will easily lose the patience to watch it. This book of Su Wen perfectly combines group portraits with wonderful highlights, which makes me really feel the charm of Su Wen. Everyone loves her. When I really read it, I screamed silently at many times. Every famous scene also made me deeply feel the charm of the characters. Let's talk about the male supporting characters in this article. They have always been on the brother-sister line from the beginning, because of my personal preference for orthopedics and my love of reading novels about robbery and robbery. In the beginning, Miaozhen acted coquettishly towards her brother's dependence and trust, while Su Wenxian's love and care for his sister led to the development of love between a man and a woman. He is ruthless and unscrupulous. I think all of this is the inevitable result of a character like Su Wenxian. I think the ending given by the author is very consistent with the character. Although I like the siblings very much, I have to say that this is their inevitable choice. But while I was reading, I was still touched by the brothers and sisters, and felt concerned for them. Let's talk about Ning Zhenyang. It's actually a pity to see the author saying that he won't write his if, because I feel that the line between Prince Wu and Miaozhen is very interesting and worth pondering. I think Ning Zhenyang has a very feudal flavor and is very chauvinistic, but I just like to see this kind of person abandoning his own principles for love, abandoning his bottom line for love, being groveling and wishful thinking. Every time I see the plot between him and Miaozhen, it always makes me find it interesting. He doesn't mean what he says, but Miaozhen maintains her original intention and hates him from the beginning to the end. It fits their characters very well. I like to watch them bickering, and I also like to see Ning Zhen talking hard but being shaken in his heart. Maybe it's because I like to watch tsundere. I also particularly like the anchor point of Begonia, especially his palace fan in the style of Begonia fine silk mentioned in the extra chapter, which always has some unclear meaning. As for Gu Changqing, I actually don't like Xiao Gu very much. If I think about it carefully, it's because the heroine is really interested in him. Personally, when reading novels, I prefer to read stories in which the male protagonist is attracted but the female protagonist is not. In this book, the only one Miaozhen is attracted to is probably Xiao Gu. It was natural for Miaozhen to be attracted. What made me most uncomfortable was that the heroine became less like herself because of him in the middle, and even became humble. She gave up some of her own principles and worried about Gu Changqing. But putting aside everything and everything that happened, he may indeed be the most suitable male partner for Miao Zhen. Zhao Yue Beirui, Wang Chen Xuan and Fu Yuntian wanted to talk about it together. My favorite among them is King Rui. I feel that he has a deep love and responsibility for Miaozhen (how come he feels more like an older brother, hahahaha). At first, he thought the two were happy enemies, until later I saw him asking Miaozhen why she didn't ask him to help her. This is a section that I personally like very much. The article said: Ning Zhenrui didn't buy it and said, "You just don't believe me." He repeated, "You just don't believe me."... Ning Zhenrui helped her stand up, "What if I said yes? - You protected me regardless of your life in Huguang, and you spared no expense to assist me in Shandong... I I remember them all." Then in the end, Miaozhen said: "Your Highness and I have known each other for many years, and Miaozhen has kept these friendships in mind." I was very touched by this line, and I also felt that Ning Zhenrui was sincerely thinking about Miaozhen. Such a friendship is not just love, but it is also worthy of emotion. Fu Yuntian is also a good brother. He liked Miaozhen and treated Miaozhen very well. I don't know why he always makes me feel stupid (?) Hahahaha. Zhao Yuebei gave me the impression that he was boring (?). I always felt that he was the boring type, from the moment he recognized his feelings to the relentless pursuit after him. What I find most exciting about Chen Xuan is his role as a substitute in the extra episode. The line about Chen Xuan being covetous of his younger siblings for a long time really filled me with a sense of betrayal, and I have to say that I enjoyed watching it. The above only represent my personal interpretation since reading the article and my personal preference for reading novels. Because I love it so much and have so many things I want to express, I always feel like I can't express it all no matter how much I say it. However, I feel that the words I typed can already express part of my thoughts. I hope the author can appreciate my love. The most regrettable point when reading Ronghua Ji is that there are locked chapters. I really like to read the entire article, but it is inevitable that there will be some lags. It is a pity. I hope the author can unlock the locked chapters in the future. The second is that the Nanyuan chapter can only be known through a few words. It feels like a very exciting chapter. The relationship between the brother and sister is heating up, and there are other exciting plots that I want to know. Finally, this article is a bit unpopular. It really doesn't match the author's wonderful writing style and ideas. There are still a lot of words, and the whole article is free. I really hope more people will read and like Ronghua Ji. I want to give everyone an advantage out of love and admiration for this article. I am looking forward to the sequels after Rong Hua Ji. I saw that the author has opened a separate book list. I hope to have the opportunity to see more related stories in the future. Miao Miao Zhou Miao Miao Zhou we like you. Off-topic ps: I have collected the pre-booked article and am looking forward to the author's new orthopedics article Huangmei/Yuling. I feel that the author is very good at writing about orthopedics. I hope I will have the opportunity to read the full text in the future ~ [Shy]
I've been reading a lot of novels recently and I thought of Rong Hua Ji and Zhen Zhen. When I looked back, I realized that I didn't write a long review. I wanted to say so much that I didn't record it. It's a pity that I didn't record it. It shouldn't be too late to write one now hehe. In fact, I have read it twice and three times. Compared with the surprise I felt after reading it for the first time, I have discovered many new details and have some different feelings after reading it twice and three times. First of all, let me tell you that our heroine is Zhenzhen. Zhenzhen is the perfect heroine in my mind. I was recently watching an image analysis of a film and television drama, and it mentioned a type of high-self-type heroine. This type of heroine knows what she wants and doesn't want, and what kind of person she wants to be. Zhenzhen is precisely such a high-self-esteem heroine. She has not fit in with this era from the beginning. Whether she is writing storybooks, opening a shop, or participating in political affairs, it is because she does not want to be bound by feudal ethics and does not want to be dependent on men. Want to be myself. And even with such a high self, Zhenzhen has not lived like a hedgehog and has not lost the ability to empathize with the weak. What I like most about Zhenzhen is that she never looks down on the women around her just because she traveled through time. She loves women, not only strong women, but also weak women, including those who are involuntarily restrained by moral discipline. I once left a disappointed message in the comment area. I didn't understand why Zhenzhen became lost after getting together with Xiao Gu, and I didn't understand why Zhenzhen decided to commit suicide. I even felt that this destroyed her identity. But after the second and third brushes, I felt that I was narrow-minded. Zhenzhen is fresh and alive, tolerant and kind. Everyone loves her because people always love and pursue unique things. But specialness is not something you are born with. The essence of being special is loneliness. I really feel extremely lonely when I come to this era. From the beginning of the time travel, she wanted to commit suicide and go back. Without her family as an anchor, this era full of feudal oppression would be meaningless to her. But in countless moments surrounded by love, she was still lonely. She was the one who saved her aunt who gave birth but was dismissed as unchaste. It was her brother who said many times, intentionally or unintentionally, that women should live in IKEA. It was her who treated maids and slaves as objects. It was she who watched Mrs. Qianhu commit suicide in Dajue Temple. It was she who was in love with Xiao Gu but was regarded as unworthy by Chen Mei. During these countless moments, she had been alone. Just like a piece of sand that fell into this era and was wrapped in a shell, everyone wants her to polish off the edges and turn it into a pearl in the palm of their hand, but no piece of sand will willingly endure the pain of grinding. It was necessary to fall in love with Xiao Gu. She really thought that it would be fine if she didn't love any man. She could stick to herself and even gain relative freedom. But after entering into marriage, whether intentionally or unintentionally, he will gradually become a subordinate of the man in the eyes of others. What's even more uncomfortable is that she is also a human being who can be tempted, jealous, and worried about gains and losses. In the end, she was framed for fighting for Xiao Gu. Will she have to revolve around men like this in her future life? So I no longer think narrowly that the heroine should not fall in love with Xiao Gu. There are certain roads that you have to walk through on your own to understand. You really should have the freedom of love and the opportunity to choose, even if this opportunity may not be the right one. I have always wondered why Dudu fell in love with Xiao Gu? From my perspective, Xiao Gu is almost as kind as a saint, but far less decisive than his elder brother. Looking back again, I realized that it was not only because Xiao Gu kept his integrity, but also because Xiao Gu was the only man among all the men who treated the maids, prostitutes and slaves as human beings. Whether it was Chun Ling or Liu Yao, he would never despise them. I was shocked to realize the truth that comes from modern times. In fact, what I have always longed for and cherished the most is equality. I very much agree with the analysis of the tap water sisters in the comment area. Xiao Gu is so beautiful that he is completely unlike a man in this era, but when he quarrels, he will still subconsciously show the superiority of "I am already so humble, why don't you accept it?" Reconciliation is inevitable, and it will never be changed by any man. The paragraph about avenging one's parents is the highlight of the whole novel, as if suddenly coming out of a dream created by the author. At first everyone thought this was Su Shuangwen's story, and that his life must be smooth, but they forgot the ruthlessness and cruelty of feudal society. As good and lucky as it is, in the midst of imperial power strife and political storms, it can only end up with the family being destroyed. But in a desperate situation, Zhenzhen still has to resist like a moth to a flame, suffer punishment and redress his grievances, and kill his enemies with clever tricks. The knife stabbed into the enemy's chest, and the blood spilled on Zhenzhen's face. This was the most inspiring rebellion of this era, breaking away from ethics. I really can't accept real death, it feels too cruel, but now I also understand that "when the best feelings are shattered, only death is the final destination." Family is Zhenzhen's only and last anchor, but her brother lied to her... She can no longer fit into this era, and she has lost her only concern. What's the point of staying here? Finally, I would like to say that Miaomiaozhou, you have such a hateful heart, is the ending doomed from the beginning? The first person Zhenzhen saw when he came to this world was his brother, and the last person he saw was also his brother. This is like the reincarnation of fate, Zhenzhen's life, like a shooting star that enters this era, coming in with heavy colors, and leaving with heavy colors? In fact, I also want to write an analysis of several male supporting actors, but I am running out of words. The teachers in the comment area have also analyzed it incisively. I will add it when I have ideas. I hope the author won't find me too verbose, I really love the heroine! I would also like to thank Miaomiao Zhou for persisting in writing this article, so that our readers can see such beautiful ancient sayings (PS: You, a cruel woman, unexpectedly opened the pre-order for another disagreement, please just fill in the hole and let me eat!)
I've finished reading it. Thank you to the author for writing such a long novel! The heroine in the first half is really likable. She is optimistic, free and smart, and is willing to be kind and help everyone, especially women. Even if she is harmed by others, she always repays kindness with kindness; in the second half, the heroine is physically and mentally exhausted by all kinds of abuse, and her family is ruined. Finally, after learning about the various calculations of her only relative in her heart, her brother commits suicide; after that, all the male supporting characters continue to live in the memory of the heroine, and all of them have successful careers. I can feel the powerlessness that the author wants to express, the unfairness of the male-dominated world, the futility of women's good deeds and contributions, the sober loneliness, and the tragic ending. After reading this book, I feel deeply sighing.
Although they are all, after looking at it through the pink filter of romance, I thought of the perspective of the male supporting characters, and felt a huge powerlessness and sadness. No one, no one, no matter women or men, in that ancient background where feudal ethics could eat people - no one could understand the ideals and spirit of Miaozhen. Her knowledge, her resistance, her intelligence, her faith, her kindness, all her beauty and greatness, in the eyes of the male partner, are just additions to her stunning appearance. They always look at Miaozhen with a kind of objectification in their eyes, treating her as a woman instead of a person, treating her as disposable and petting, rather than someone who can communicate and communicate. But what she thinks, her spiritual world, and her ideals and wishes are always irrelevant to them. But we all know that noble character is much rarer than stunning appearance. There are so many male supporting characters, but any reader understands Miaozhen better than them. Scarlett has Melanie, but Miaozhen is alone, walking alone in the ancient world, with no one like-minded and with no one who can resonate with her spiritually. It is really lonely. Sometimes I feel very sad. She has done so much to change the world, working hard for the country and the people - but her name will not be recorded in the history books, and the credit will all belong to men. The male partner always only wants to possess, and can never have in-depth communication other than sexual relationships. He can always only think of marriage and childbirth. Who can not be tired, who can not be bored, no one regards her as a human being, only as a woman, and she can never get rid of the eyes of those men who covet, stare and evaluate her. It's so ironic, they say they love her, but no one can understand her, no one can really see her. In the end, her brother also betrayed her. She was just tired, just too boring, just too weak, so she left. This is not home, and Miaozhen just wants to go home.
I'm crying. This is the top ancient saying of the year. It's been 25 years since I came across it. It's so well written. When will the extra story about Mrs. Zuo be released? I want to watch it???
I finally finished reading it after three days. I really, really like Zhenzhen. She fits my imagination of a time-traveling girl so well. A woman who has received modern education cannot survive in ancient times. This inability to survive does not refer to ability, but to psychology. Whether it is the class distinction that does not treat people as human beings or the cruelty of women, a modern woman cannot turn a blind eye. Oppression permeated every inch of the air in ancient times. Only a person who was completely blind and blind could live with peace of mind in ancient times. But she is really perseverant and will never let down her education and times. At the beginning, I saw that Zhenzhen committed suicide and stayed for the sake of his parents and sister. The text also repeatedly hinted at Zhenzhen's ending. I felt like I had found a treasure. In order to prevent me from being sincere and misreading the hints, I also looked for spoilers and saw that it was the ending I guessed, so I dared to continue reading (there was once a novel where the author used various methods to keep the protagonist in ancient times, and the heroine finally returned to modern times. In the end, the author tried every means to bring her back to ancient times, and the second half of her life was "sweet", which made me angry to death). I especially like Zhenzhen's attitude towards the female supporting characters. It is a kind of heartfelt compassion, with a bit of overlooking pity. I don't think that the Virgin Mother of Zhenzhen sees them as equal but also unequal. She comes from modern times, and there is no difference between people, and there is no inherent distinction between superior and inferior. But in Zhenzhen's view, they were born in ancient times, oppressed and brainwashed, and are artificially weak. She tolerates and considers them in every possible way, and looks down upon and pities the weak. This is unequal. Recalling Ms. Yang Jiang's words, "The lucky ones are ashamed of the unfortunate ones, so they really won't be angry because of their offense. She is so lonely." The male protagonists spoke separately. Gu Changqing. I hate this man the most. He is tied for last place with Mu. Before getting married, Gu was ranked second to me. The male partners all have their own strengths in literary, military, political and general affairs. The most outstanding thing about Gu is his thinking. He has the same political views as Zhenzhen, and neither ignores nor despises Zhenzhen's talents and ambitions. Moreover, he is the male protagonist who at least mentions the three cardinal principles and five permanent principles. From this point of view, he is a good match for Zhenzhen. From the beginning when I only heard about his policies but never saw him, I really had a good impression of him, and then they worked together to investigate deficits and corruption. It felt like they were close friends. They had the best start in the whole novel. But after marriage, Gu is too disappointing, irresponsible, and claims to be better than other men, but turns a blind eye to the real grievances. What happened between him and Chen Shao ran through his life and was a prophecy of fate. Emotionally, Gu could never do the right thing at the right time. He was always waiting and always had a high-sounding reason. The author was right when he said it before, but the mistake was not putting truth first. In ancient times, it took a lot of courage to fall in love with a man. She needed 100% preference and tolerance, but Gu couldn't do that. From marriage to divorce, it took my breath away. Maybe this is the atmosphere the author wanted to create. It was so successful. After we divorced, I felt annoyed when I saw him. It would be better if my ex-husband wanted to be as peaceful as if he were dead, instead of trying to show his presence every day and making promises that he couldn't fulfill. Seeking truth from facts, Gu has done a lot of things, including weaving, river management, shipping, etc. At least he is one of the top ones in terms of helping Zhenzhen realize his ideals. But I always felt that he was the male partner who hurt Zhenzhen the most emotionally. Brother's hurt was like a sharp sword, sealing the throat with blood, but Gu's hurt was like a dull knife grinding flesh, it was a long torture. The more I look at the back, the more I feel that Gu is an apple in the Garden of Eden, a trap in the open. He is perfect on the surface, meets all Zhenzhen's expectations, and lures Zhenzhen towards desire and pain. His purpose is to let Zhenzhen taste the taste of love. Perhaps this way, there will be no regrets on this ancient journey.
I got choked up several times and just endured it until I finished reading it. The writing was good and the most satisfying plot was the sworn relationship with Jinlan and the death of the heroine. During this period, I felt like I was being assimilated. Well, it was a very refined article. I was so angry that I couldn't speak out. It was really well written. Every male character stepped on my bottom line and was about to cross it. I really like Gu Nali and I can't wait to rush into the book. I don't like any of the male characters. It pisses me off.
Come back and write the article as soon as possible. I have read Ronghua Ji several times and I am still not satisfied [laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I finished reading it. It has been three days. I don't go to bed until 3 or 4 o'clock every night. The writing is so good. I didn't expect that it was written in 16 years. It is not outdated even now. It will be my top book in the past 26 years. As a person who has been reading for 6 or 7 years, it is difficult for me to finish a book. I gave up halfway through several of them. There are only a handful of books that I have read, but this one made me cry. I didn't register for Jinjiang originally, but for this book, I must register and get positive reviews. I love it so much. I saw that DaDa had been updating it for six years, and then each chapter was carefully polished. Sometimes it took five or six hours to write a chapter. Oh wow, DaDa is really good, so I published this excellent book. DaDa, you are really great. I admire you so much. Hahahahaha To be honest, I also watched the process from college students to internship and work from the book. Woohoo, it's such a pity that I didn't discover this book earlier, and it's also a pity that I couldn't accompany Dada all the way through the series. I really like Dada. I hope to read more books. I will definitely support you enthusiastically. You are the top author in my heart. I will love you forever. Okay, let me tell you about my reading experience. The baby girl described by the author is really, really good, woo woo woo. Writing books to spread ideas, opening textile factories, opening glass factories, providing ideas for the flooding of the Yellow River, settling accounts is awesome (well, I am short of words, that's all I can say.) And many, many more things. As a modern woman, she was not assimilated under the big dye vat of ancient feudal imperial society and still insisted on herself. She is really strong. She will pity weak women and help women in the courtyard like Liu Yao. In the eyes of this feudal patriarchal society, women are inherently inferior, but Zhenzhen does not think that she has her own thoughts. She loves and respects women. The Liuyao she rescued allowed her to realize her value in the Suzhou Textile Factory and meet someone who loved her. The baby girl is so wonderful, I can't describe it. Thank you for shaping such a beautiful baby girl. Love you big. Woo hoo hoo, my Xiao Gu, ah ah ah ah I really stand by Xiao Gu, Xiao Gu, you are really good, you will respect Zhenzhen, understand Zhenzhen's thoughts and behavior, in this feudal male-dominated society, you will allow Zhenzhen to participate in politics, you will talk to Zhenzhen about political affairs, and you will stand by Zhenzhen when you hear Dongmei say that Zhenzhen was almost innocent in the temple. What touched me the most was that when Zhenzhen and him quarreled over Chen Lilong, Zhenzhen wanted to consummate the marriage with him, but he saw the emotion in Zhenzhen's eyes. Even though she was also talked about, she still didn't consummate her marriage with Zhenzhen. He told Zhenzhen that this kind of thing is beautiful and a matter of harmony between husband and wife. He really loves, respects and respects Zhenzhen, and does not want Zhenzhen to consummate the marriage with him because of their quarrel. (Is that so? Oops, I forgot. Anyway, I respect Zhenzhen very much.) There are many more things about Xiao Gu later. He is so good that he doesn't look like an ancient person. It's really rare for Xiao Gu to have this kind of thinking. So, Xiao Gu, my male god, will always love Xiao Gu. I love my Xiao Gu super, super, super. Thank you for shaping such a good little Gu. Super super super super super super super super super super
Whatever, I wrote a book review of more than 3,000 words after reading it a few months ago, but every time I posted it, it would be deleted by the administrator. I had to judge □□♀dislike♀ or something. It was so funny. If literature is not allowed to explore human nature, there is no need to exist. The new generation... Is like this, a platform that likes one-size-fits-all[666]