A Quiet Record
清寥记
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In booklists 11
Some Great Books I Bought the Full Version Of
Historical romance and court intrigue, xianxia cultivation, equally matched leads, wuxia jianghu, Western fantasy, ensemble casts, empresses, female officials, empowering stories about strong women, female-led stories, modern romance, and fantasy romance
Fresh Reads with Great Writing
A personal reading list with no restrictions. Whether it's the setting, plot, characters, or writing, each story has something fresh to offer. Keeping them here to revisit.
Niche BG Reads, Part One
A personal archive of niche original BG stories and derivative fan fiction, with a preference for relationship-focused stories and some older works. A few highly collected works are included. Entirely based on my personal tastes.
Historical Romance I Bought the Full Edition Of
I used to read very few historical romances, so I have fewer than 100 on this list.
Old-World Charm
Historical romance reading list.
Inspirational Historical Romance
I read to find what I’m missing inside
Office Romance
Hehe.
All-Out Reading
The absolute best stories people passionately spent money on for love
Some BG Romance Stories I Think Are Pretty Good
All are BG, with fewer contemporary romance novels. Five stars means I’d definitely reread it many times, so plenty of great stories are rated four stars too.
Stories I've Read Over and Over
A real mixed bag. Most are stories I’ve read more than three times. Just my personal taste. I’ll keep adding detailed reviews of every book.
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However, when they arrived in the capital, the fourth uncle committed himself to the princess for his official career. How did everyone come to fight against the fourth uncle and Yi'er?
Mammy is well written, and the male supporting actor can express the feelings of the male protagonist. At first, when the fourth uncle appeared, he was indeed able to shock people with his momentum, and he felt like the protagonist. But if the fourth uncle is really allowed to be the protagonist (according to his current mentality), he and Yi'er will not get along at all. Both Yi'er and Hong Yu have modern souls, but Fourth Uncle is not. At heart, he is a strict ancient man, conservative and uncivilized. From the very beginning, the sentence given to the son who advocated excellence showed that he valued fame more than reality, but the things he did with the eldest princess behind his back were also shameful in the world, so he appeared to be sanctimonious and not aboveboard. Hong Yu is the complete opposite. Reputation is the least important thing to him. He is more open-minded than Yi'er in some aspects. For example, he can even raise some concerns about Song Min, so the two of them can get along. So even if there was no Hong Yu in this article, Yi'er would not be with her fourth uncle. Of course, Mammy has described so much about this person, and there are still many shining points, such as forbearance, sinisterness, and affection. These points can be used to temporarily confuse the child, and it is perfect for the fourth uncle to be the catalyst for the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Therefore, I am looking forward to 2 even more.
Can I stand by Fourth Uncle and Yi'er? Is Wanwan CP real?
Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Fourth Uncle is much more awesome than that Lin Xian.
It's very good. It's short and concise, and the emotional lines are described very delicately. In just a few hundred thousand words, it describes the emotional pull of many pairs of men and women, which is more enjoyable than reading those long and stinky novels.
I can't beat the cp in the comment area.
Very pretty, but too short
Is this the end???? Don't understand
Yi'er's father did the right thing by accident: he betrothed Yi'er to Hong Yu.
After watching it again, I still find it very interesting. Various elements are present, and they are all very touching. The lines and plot are very tense without being artificial. The supporting characters are all interesting, but Ms. Tong's portrayal is lackluster.