[The Phantom of the Opera] The Beauty on the Mountain
[歌剧魅影]高山美人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Western Classics Derivative Fiction
Pride and Prejudice, The Lady of the Camellias, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Phantom of the Opera, Anna Karenina, and more. (Please support the official release.) Click my ID for Western history.
Ghosts, Darkness, Illness, Horror
BG romance. Male leads who are ghosts, nonhuman beings, monsters, AI, or dark, obsessive, yandere, twisted, or terrifying. Heroines dancing on the edge of a knife.
Novels with Unsettling Male Leads
So good, so good, so good. They're so dark and twisted they make your scalp tingle. Go in blind.
Take My Fanfic Recommendations
I read a bit of everything: historical fanfiction, anime crossovers, and DC/Marvel fanfiction
Recommending Some Great Books I've Read Over the Years
Most are romance novels, and some are still ongoing. There are over 40 of them, and I’m too lazy to make another list, so I had to delete some with a heavy heart. Damn Jinjiang won’t let me give them five stars.
Emotional Push and Pull
Bittersweet romances, all kinds of emotional push and pull and melodramatic misunderstandings: “I thought you loved me” and “I thought you didn't love me.”
Derivatives 2
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There is no need for the Paper Man to give birth to a baby, and if Ansa is not in good health, there is no need to give birth to one. Finished with flowers, I really like the bucket in this article, it's really cute
I love this book so much. The character of the male protagonist is invincibly restored to the original work, the pushing and pulling process is also very delicate, and the writing is excellent. But I actually didn't feel much love for the heroine, no tension of her own. She has always been calm and self-possessed. She didn't seem to be seduced by phantom. It can be said that phantom does not have a strong attraction to her. Her attitude towards the male protagonist is a bit like a friend of mine towards her boyfriend. She just doesn't care too much, is plain and perfunctory, and does not overdo it at all, although she will be very meticulous and gentle. But I still like this article very much. It makes up for my resentment of watching operas and movies, and gives Phantom some real happiness, so that he can finally be treated gently by the world.
Okay, I don't have any babies, and I'm so afraid of having babies that I can't read any articles about having babies...
I want to laugh when I think of Ansa carefully avoiding Eric's trap in the early stage, and then the polarity reversed in the later stage, and played Eric to the point of applause. After marriage, she was even more humble and coquettish...
Poor Eric is being manipulated
You can't drink to drown your sorrows, drinking tons of water is too cute.
So well written! I have read several books from my wife, and they are really to my liking!
I finished reading it last night and it saved my sleepless night. I feel like I can write another 20 chapters with some big twists, such as misunderstandings, and then some dark play. But this is also good, love the author! Chew Mi!
Other authors all write about poignant and healing love, but this one almost made me laugh my head off...
Nice! The psychological description is as delicate and vivid as ever, making people immersed in it...