(If you don't like first-person narration, proceed with caution!)
I'm obsessive about choosing books that stick to first person from beginning to end.
The order of recommendations has nothing to do with my personal preferences.
They're simply sorted by the authors' first letters.
There are historical romances, rebirth stories, transmigration stories, supernatural tales, palace dramas, martial arts adventures, and more.
No BL or harem stories. Most are lighthearted and funny, with few angst-heavy stories. I'll mark the tragic endings (if one isn't marked, I may have forgotten the plot).
I'll note the ones I especially like. Most are sweet, light reads.
Criticism welcome! Feel free to tear into them!
(Modern romance in first person will have its own list.)
Theme:
Make a fist, I also like the first-person ancient sayings, and hope to continue to update! I recommend two ancient Chinese novels written in the first person that I have read: "The Short Story of Qingchan", "Revenge of the Wrong" and "Shark Eleven"
My favorite first-person novel is "The Tenth Year of the End of the World" written by Fu Huada, which is warm and ordinary. I love it so much that I have read it many times. Does any sister recommend a first-person farming novel?
I recommend a book called "Qing Ping Diao" written by Gu Jing, written in the first person. Personally, I think the author's writing style is quite good.
The short story "Extremely Poor Emotional Experience" by Le Yi (A Cup of Spring) is super cute
The first person versions of Bamboo Eating Panda and Soochow Dianhong Mrs. Are also good-looking!
The first-person novels I have collected include Chang'an City, the first month facing west, the cold moon singing silently, the nine layers of the palace, Mrs. Qingyao, my queen: holding hands with the world, you know that your concubine has a husband, Feng Qiwu, thin joy and cool color, long twilight, palace: green grapefruit, phoenix returns to the court, Chang'an lights, let the sin fall, eyes all over the world, a hundred miles of temptation, and many more
I've seen a lot of first-person articles you recommended [Caigou]
Ahhhhhh! Who knows! I have been looking for a book for a long time, and finally found the title in you!!! And I think your evaluations are very objective, I like them! (Unfortunately, I don't know why the author locked this book)
I recommend "Qing Ping Tiao". The author Gu Jing is also in the first person. Personally, I think the author's writing style is also quite good. I really like reading the first person.
To put things in perspective, when I commented on Uncle Huang's article, I said that there was a hint of abuse at the end. I want to say that it wasn't a hint of loss at all. The female protagonist was first raped by the male protagonist, and then when she and the male protagonist were about to fly away, one of the female protagonists got pregnant, and then set up the heroine. The male protagonist knew clearly that it was not true, but still chose to favor the female partner because she was pregnant, and then followed her back to the palace. But later the heroine also found out that she was pregnant. When the child was quite big, the hero took care of the situation and came back to find the heroine. It's really shocking to me.