
This Illness Can't Be Cured, but We Have to Treat It
这病治不了,也得治
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Must-Reads for Omnivorous Readers ()
I read a little bit of everything
POV Enthusiast
Danmei, gen, and canon-style fanfiction. Love-hate relationships, political intrigue, and passionate, hot-blooded youths.
Personal List: Lighthearted and Funny | Danmei, No Romance
Lighthearted and funny. You can switch your brain off and reread these to relax.
Historical: Plot-Driven
Political intrigue, not domestic drama. Female-led romance outside the household. Male-led romance. Serious stories centered on strong women. Imperial exam stories. Historical no-CP stories with a male protagonist pursuing the love interest. Serious historical danmei. Serious historical romance.
Underrated but Good Historical Fiction
Recommending some good but lesser-known historical fantasy novels I've read.
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My Dream Picks and Hidden Gems
My dream stories are Unfamiliar Yet Close and The Pearl. Friends, just dive in without a second thought! The writing is impeccable. I've been reading for over a decade, so I'm very picky.
Historical Fantasy
Some historical Chinese stories I've read.
My Favorites
Rational, independent female leads
To-Read Danmei 2
To-read danmei, 2
Reader comments 38
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Every time I passed by this article, I would take a look at Shen Huan... After losing his father, he was directly exposed to the treacherous world of fame and fortune. He was forced to quickly grind his tender bones into hardness. He swallowed countless grievances and pains before facing his enemies with a smile, and shouldered the entire lonely general's mansion. Even though his innocent father died, so did King Li who killed him. The emperor was a good emperor, and his father taught him not to express his anger. Shen Huan was full of hatred and had nowhere to retaliate. He could only suppress it in his heart, tangle with Chen Kuo, and a group of people he didn't like when he was a boy, to save the crumbling general's palace. Chen Kuo is a young man. This kind of person will not love him, but will only compensate him because of his status as the general's son. Even if Shen Huan wants him to die again, she is forced by this status to contain Chen Kuo as a knife in her hand to protect the general's palace. He Sixing came to see Shen Huan again and again with gifts, but Shen Huan never saw her. She didn't care about the power of the Minister of Punishment. Shen Huan will definitely take revenge on He Sixing and Chen Kuo, but the general has taught him too well, and he will not take revenge too much. Shen Huan, who was ruthless and full of hatred, had no chance that the general would want him to be "happy" throughout his life. A great deal of misery rests on the shoulders of a thirteen- or fourteen-year-old boy, and all happiness is not worth mentioning. After all, it's not the same as a young man traveling. Shen Huan's youth was too short.
Alas, I don't know how to describe it. I don't know whether to say that Shen Huan is the failure of this article or that it is difficult to reconcile. Alas... Anyway, I love the cute little Chun Jinger the most! ! !
The most striking thing about Chen Kuo is that if the child he forced was not the young master of the General's Mansion, I'm afraid his attitude would be different now (Spread Hands. Jpg
I don't understand some people's comments. . . Didn't Li Chen do the same thing to Chun Jing'er back then? . . Why, you can forgive him because he is the male protagonist, but not Chen Kuo. He was not described as handsome.
I don't want it, I want Chen Kuo to die. Why is Huan Zai so miserable?
So pretty! ! I watched it for several days in a row. I feel sorry for Shen Huan, and I have always held on to a glimmer of hope that he could study medicine again and call himself "Master" again. Chun Jing'er is so cute, cold, and very sarcastic. As for the prince, I miss him as a man.
Overall, I quite like the story. The main cp setting is very interesting. But I think the abuse of Shen Huan is unreasonable. This character is also very strange. He is unnecessarily sadistic and aggrieved... 1. He is an illegitimate prince who knows that his life and death are in a matter of attack, so he is panicked, so he should hug his thigh tightly to save his life! How can I quit the division? ? ? ? And his adoptive father, a general, tacitly allowed Shen Huan to withdraw from the division just because he refused to tell the real reason and cried all over the place? ? ? I am really confident that I can save my life without relying on acceptance, but I can think of becoming a disciple in the first place. Is this contradictory IQ the IQ of a great general? 2. Secondly, it is even more outrageous that he quit the school because he wanted to save Shou... At that time, the only person who could really save the situation was the prince himself. To save him, he had to desperately look for the prince. How can you think that a peer of He's age is more effective than the prince in persuading his father? ? ? Shen Huan and the general knew very well about the relative importance between the criminal official and the prince, as well as the relationship between the prince and the shou (otherwise, why would they be apprentices)? How could they put more hope in a child asking for his father? ? ? 3. Being raped is the most frustrating and strange part. It's understandable that Shen Huan was seriously injured at the time and didn't dare to reveal his identity all of a sudden, but he was physically injured, not mute or brain-injured, and what was the point of not shouting out his identity at this juncture when he was about to be raped? He was living in his own military camp, but he had not strayed into the enemy's camp. At that moment, would it be appropriate for a normal person to shout in fear, "I am the son of the general, if you dare to understand me, the general's government will not let you go"? It would be more reasonable if you add a setting where there is a blood feud between the beast Chen Chuang's family and the General's Mansion. The most outrageous thing is that as soon as the sex was over, Shen Huan took the initiative to claim that she was Shen Huan... What was the point of having to be fucked? ? ? Chun Jing'er was doing business and saving the lives of the family. There was a reason why the prince was a bastard in his early years. Shen Huan couldn't even imagine the reason. It felt like he was being abused for the sake of being abused.
Being unfair for Shen Huan... He Sixing deserves to die
After seeing the curfew, Shen Huan came to make up for it and just wanted to cry. After the boy lost his father, he was no longer happy. He was miserable. He teamed up with his enemy's son to take revenge on everyone and finally burned himself to death. Chen Kuo forced Shen Huan, which was the beginning of their most tragic situation. Shen Huan should love Chen Kuo, but more of all, he hates Chen Kuo for deceiving himself to be helpless and helpless. He can only rely on him. He went back for revenge. Chen Kuo is dead. Why is he dead? Everyone who bullied him is dead. He also knows that his enemy's son cannot tolerate him. Die by self-immolation. It hurts so much. My tears are worthless.
I couldn't find any other books. I wanted to read a book I had read several times before, but I couldn't help but stay up late to read it... At five in the morning. It tempted me so much that I wanted to keep reading. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! However, after reading the comment section, I still insisted on my own ideas. He Sixing was smart, and his talent was in reasoning and solving cases, but he was a bit extreme when it came to threatening Shen Huan as a disciple. Shen Huan was a bit speechless. He always felt a little stupid. He cared about his identity from beginning to end. He was suspected of showing off. It was already very difficult to survive. If the prince wanted to deal with him, he really didn't need to go to much trouble. He and the housekeeper took themselves too seriously.