Novel recommendation, historical danmei: Clearing Wrongs
Blurb: The most tragic thing in life is dying just as you reach the crossroads leading to the summit. Even more tragic is being reborn into a world where everyone is into men!
Forget about sweet romance. Fu Anjiu figures that in this world overflowing with manly love, all he can do is grow old alone, with the courts of justice for company. Sigh.
Why was a night watchman in his thirties found beheaded? Why did a kind squire die a gruesome death at home? Why was the body of a young master still uncorrupted after burial? What secrets lie behind it all? Is it a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality? Stay tuned for this episode of the Great Zhou Ninth Prince's case-solving adventures.
A little scene:
On their wedding night, Fu Anjiu sat on the edge of the bed, too shy to look up.
Fu Anjiu: "Um... Ji... Ji... Ji..."
Ji Li's shoulder was half exposed, and she looked alluring, yet the words coming out of her mouth were utterly shameless.
Ji Li: "Don't be scared, sweetheart. I know you're shy, so I'll take care of everything. You just have to enjoy yourself..."
Fu Anjiu: "...What the hell do you mean, enjoy myself? I think you're making a dirty joke!"
Straight-laced gong x scheming, reserved shou
[Blurb]
When Wei Tongming and Tong Xin first met at the age of four, she slapped him. From then on, Wei Tongming decided to keep his distance from her.
At nineteen, Wei Tongming loved Tong Xin dearly, but they still broke up.
A hundred years of life is no more than a dream of golden millet.
In his previous life, Wei Tongming didn't live to a hundred. The moment he learned that Tong Xin had died, his life was already over.
1. Happy ending.
2. Poor writing. Read at your own discretion, and don't take it too seriously.
3. Set in a fictional world, extremely fictional, with lots of made-up details. Please don't compare it to real history.
[If you don't like it, please go back. There are so many novels on Jinjiang that you'll find one to suit you. No need to stay and make each other miserable.]
Recommended: my friend's period novel, Life in the Seventies (Transmigrating into a Book)
Theme:
I'll Make the Scum Regret It
A Blended Family in the Seventies
Clearing My Name (Female-to-Male Transmigration)
Reincarnation (Quick Transmigration)
A Letter from the Clouds [Quick Transmigration]
Sir, Could You Spare Me a Bite?
The Rich Second-Generation Heir of the 1980s
Everyday Life of an Ancient Exam Candidate
I really don't like this argument of "she is pitiful, you have to let her go". Why, it reminds me of those terrible relatives in my family when I was a child.
The foreshadowing that was laid before came out
I forgot about my past life, this setting is good
Very good, come on, come on
Mother Tong? Always written as Mother Wei
I always thought this man was a scumbag, and it was obvious
The two of them were destined to have a fate in their previous life, and neither of them had a happy childhood. It is said that they both like children and have company. They are both in good health, so why can't there be more? The male protagonist's family is still in such a special situation, and I would like to have more children. It was also an era of having many children and happiness. If there were two boys and one girl, at least one boy could take the female protagonist's surname, which would also give comfort to the female protagonist's family.
I hope I won't have any regrets in this life
Good fight, ignore this piece of shit like her and she jumps out and beats her to death!
There is absolutely no need to interact with such relatives again in the future.