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Synopsis:
[Upright on the outside, wanton within gong x a cheeky fangirl shou who'd die without teasing] A slow-burn story with plenty of detail.
When Li Si was a prince in his previous life, he was quite fond of the incorruptible and upright Qi Ziheng. But before he could do anything about it, he died of illness.
Who could have guessed that after being reborn, he would become Qi Ziheng's sworn enemy, Ji Si, the notorious villain of the Jin Dynasty?
So he decides to do everything he never got around to doing in his previous life.
He personally cooks a nourishing soup and takes it to the Qi residence.
The people of the Jin Dynasty: We're doomed! That scoundrel Ji Buyan actually brought Lord Qi poisoned soup.
He takes a blade meant for Qi Ziheng.
The people of the Jin Dynasty: Ji Buyan actually hired assassins to kill Lord Qi, but Lord Qi saw through it and turned the tables on him.
He writes a love poem to confess his feelings.
The people of the Jin Dynasty: Ji Si actually used lewd, obscene verse to humiliate Lord Qi. He deserves to die.
Qi Ziheng finally loses his patience: Ji Si, what exactly are you trying to do?
Ji Si blushes: I want to spend every night with you.
Qi Ziheng: ...
[Sort of] enemies-to-lovers. Each is the other's one and only.
The shou goes from being a notorious villain to a good official beloved by the people.
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No Staying
A sweet little wuxia story to help you unwind.
Synopsis:
When Song Changliu was little, he saw other people's parents scare their kids by saying,
"If you keep crying, the King of Hell's cult will come and take you away. They love eating children, one after another, without even stopping to chew."
So when he got home, he asked his mother if they could have deep-fried children for dinner. He got an eye roll and a beating, and from then on he despised the idea.
Later, when he was a little older, he read some storybooks and realized his family was the legendary demonic cult.
His father was the cult leader.
His mother was a demonic enchantress.
And he was the son of the infamous fiend, a bloodthirsty killer despised by the world. He was destined to become a fiend himself, the sort who'd be stabbed to death by the righteous in no time.
So Song Changliu, who had no interest in deep-fried children, thought long and hard, swore to mend his ways, and decided to study hard, travel to the capital for the imperial exams, place first, become a high-ranking official, and punish evil while promoting good.
Duan Buxing is a lunatic, as everyone in the martial world knows. You can tell just from the fact that he's a man who calls himself Buxing, meaning "not capable."
Everyone knows he has three things he won't tolerate:
Immorality.
Being without wine.
And poor lightness skills.
After he meets Song Changliu, those three become four.
Anyone who lays a hand on Song Changliu is absolutely not allowed.
A little scene:
Duan Buxing: I heard the King of Hell's cult kills without batting an eye. Once you go in, you never come out.
Song Changliu: ...
Duan Buxing: I heard the cult leader's son sleeps with ten men in one night, draining their yang energy to nourish his yin.
Song Changliu: ...
Duan Buxing: I heard the cult leader has eight eyes, six legs, and four arms.
Song Changliu: He has two eyes, two legs, and two arms.
Duan Buxing: How do you know?
Song Changliu: Sorry, the person you're talking about is my useless father.
Duan Buxing: ...
The court resounds with dragons, ambition soars; sword in hand, the wandering hero roams free.
A fierce and ruthless gong to outsiders but a lovesick puppy at home x a shou who seems calm and aloof, acting all high and mighty, but is actually full of schemes.
A familiar recipe, a familiar taste, an unfamiliar martial world.
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I just don't understand why people who don't deserve to die are dead. Such good Doctor Cen, Taifu Fang, and Pei Zhan. I still want to see Pei Zhan and Yan Zhao achieve success. It feels like they are torture for the sake of torture. I bought more than 100 chapters and I really don't dare to read it. Fortunately, I didn't see the part where Pei Zhan died in the battle. I really couldn't stand it.
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo The author's writing is really good. I thought this article was worth at least 10,000 yuan. I was shocked when I saw it was 1,000 yuan. It is truly a treasure and a good article. I watched it on another account before, but after watching it again recently, I really felt that a lot of details were missed. The characters in this article are full of flesh and blood, plump and three-dimensional, especially those who are be, who knows how it feels to see tears streaming down their faces in the middle of the night!!! This pairing of Pei and Yan really makes me have a myocardial infarction. It would be great if there was a spin-off about them. Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I can't explain it clearly in one or two sentences, but this article is worth it!!!! Woo woo woo
The author greatly opened up the world, not just love. Instead, it places its perspective on the whole world, and uses Ji Si's perspective to write about the Jin Dynasty from its prosperity to its decline, with brilliant literary talent. It not only depicts the touching love between Qi and Ji, but also writes about the sympathetic friendship between Pei Zhan and Qi Ran. In the article, Pei Yao, as the daughter of a military commander, did not take a step back when facing the prince's pressing step by step. She did not give up when facing Ji Si's rejection. Instead, she supported the Pei family by herself. I admire her! There is also Princess Li tide. Although she is in a deep palace, she is not as knowledgeable as the crimson woman. Instead, she puts herself in the entire country, without the ignorance of youth, and takes on responsibilities. It is touching! Pei Zhan, a young general who was free and unrestrained, was also a positive figure with a strong sense of family and country. His death was not surprising, but it still made me feel uncomfortable all night. I felt that a person like him should not die on the battlefield like this, but with his status, he should die with honor. Wow, oh, oh, this is so contradictory to me. . And Yan Guanqing! It's hard to calm down, I feel that his love should not be let down, and Pei Zhan still owes him an explanation. Why. The author writes very well! I hope to produce such good works again!
I just had time to finish reading the whole story. It was so heart-wrenching to read, but the development without God's perspective should probably be like this. It would be better if it left General Pei a glimmer of hope. I almost cried to death when I read that part...
There are a lot of typos, and the character names are often confused, especially the names of several princes, which is a bit confusing. The author's writing style is pretty good, especially the scene transitions. To be honest, I couldn't read it anymore after Pei's death. I basically read the chapters counting the chapters, thinking that I would finish the story after reading so much. However, it didn't feel like everything was finally over when I read it at the end. It felt empty but memorable. Instead, I felt a bit suffocated for some reason. If several important characters had not died, would the story have been completely unable to progress? Maybe I can only imagine that there is an if line in parallel time and space, or it may be that a family-happy ending like me is not suitable for the author's writing. And even though you are a danmei, but the main character can pull out seven or eight broken sleeves in a row, do you think the content of the male cave is a little too high?
Why was General Pei written to death?
I'm really speechless. My name is always spelled wrong. It's really confusing when I see it. It was clearly called Hongxuan at the beginning but the next second the name was wrongly typed as Hongyu. Why don't you check this? The impression is really bad.
I want to see the ending of Qi Xu. A man who was upright, proud and talented, lost half his life in prison when he was at his most prosperous because the emperor was afraid that the Qi family would not be easy to control. It is really hard to forgive.
I want to see the ending of Brother Ziheng
The author greatly opened up the world, not just love. Instead, it places its perspective on the whole world, and uses Ji Si's perspective to write about the Jin Dynasty from its prosperity to its decline, with brilliant literary talent. It not only depicts the touching love between Qi and Ji, but also writes about the sympathetic friendship between Pei Zhan and Qi Ran. In the article, Pei Yao, as the daughter of a military commander, did not take a step back when facing the prince's pressing step by step. She did not give up when facing Ji Si's rejection. Instead, she supported the Pei family by herself. I admire her! There is also Princess Li tide. Although she is in a deep palace, she is not as knowledgeable as the crimson woman. Instead, she puts herself in the entire country, without the ignorance of youth, and takes on responsibilities. It is touching! Pei Zhan, a young general who was free and unrestrained, was also a positive figure with a strong sense of family and country. His death was not surprising, but it still made me feel uncomfortable all night. I felt that a person like him should not die on the battlefield like this, but with his status, he should die with honor. Wow, oh, oh, this is so contradictory to me. . And Yan Guanqing! It's hard to calm down, I feel that his love should not be let down, and Pei Zhan still owes him an explanation. Why. The author writes very well! I hope to produce such good works again!