
Married to the Emperor Again
二嫁帝王
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A Die-Hard Guide to Good Straight Romance
Female-lead enthusiast, with a little bit of wholesome female-dom content. This list includes different types of weak and strong female leads. I read all sorts of things, so check the ratings to see what you might like.
Romance (Cultivation, Historical, Alternate Settings, Etc.), Three Stars
Mostly romance, with a bit of everything: cultivation, period pieces, post-apocalyptic, farming, domestic intrigue, harem, supernatural, imperial examinations, contemporary romance, urban stories, and more.
I Never Read BL
No mistreating the female lead. No quick transmigration stories with faked deaths, no token chasing-the-wife-to-the-crematorium, no obsession with having a son, no male leads split into clones, and no trying to win over yandere types.
Devoted Heroes Who Love in Vain
I prefer historical romance and feel-good stories, with good writing and independent, clear-headed heroines. Nothing too angsty or full of frustrating tropes, though.
Historical Romance Worth Rereading
Ancient-setting romances I've reread many times. There's always something special about the plot, the characters, or the themes.
South of the River, There Are Tall Trees, Too Lush to Rest Beneath
Whatever strikes my fancy.
I Read Morally Transgressive Fiction on Jinjiang
Historical BG | Abandon your morals online and enjoy the thrill of taboo
Some Little Perverts
Some very weird ideas about romance.
Must-Reads for a Reading Slump
You won’t regret giving these a try.
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After reading the full text, I feel like it's really abusing me/Help. It's a pity that Pei Qingxuan and Ah Wu's love happened by accident. I can understand Pei Gou's madness because he loves her too much (but gold cages and feeding medicine are not allowed), and I can also understand Ah Wu's helplessness in abandoning her original marriage. She can only blame fate. Fortunately, the ending is good. As for picking up Leucheng, that's it. I don't want to watch his scenes. Maybe I am a male-female person (a dog's head saves his life). Cry to death. If you don't say anything, let me go and kill the scumbag father and Concubine Li, and then go slap the Queen Mother Xu's brains out...
The essence of the whole text is the copywriting and the last green tea extra. The extra is quite interesting to read as an independent story. However, the main text is so messed up that it made me angry while watching the extra. But if you have XP, you can watch some of the rivalry scenes between the female protagonist and Li Qian and the male protagonist, including the crazy criticism of ntr cuckold stories. In fact, the author's wife is very good at writing snippets and jokes, and her writing style is not white. I feel that she didn't grasp the details well when expanding into a full-length novel. The plot and characters are very divided, and the words and deeds of the male and female protagonists contradict each other. It's similar to the feeling in ancient novels that he loves her desperately but he has to be silent and abuse her through actions. After reading it, I think it's a waste of jokes. Maybe it's too difficult to write a full-length novel on this subject, so the extra chapter omits a lot of details, trims some awkward settings, highlights the green tea background, shortens the time span and writes it into a short story, which is good.
Seeing how much everyone likes to win, and knowing that I am not the only one who has been waiting, I feel relieved (Goutou) If everyone suffers together, then my pain will be halved, halved, and halved again.
It's a good read. I finally came across another good-looking book, The Robbery. It's still he, it's really good.
Pei Qingxuan is really worth it
My ex-husband turned out to be. . . Dirty. . .
Oops, it's so good, this life is not so twisty, but I am really moved. I saw their sadomasochism in the last life, and looking at this life again, I feel really good. I feel happy for Pei Qingxuan. In fact, the more I look back, the more I can understand why he did what he did in the last life. Of course, I don't agree with his actions. , Especially in the cage, but it is understandable that he really loves Ah Fu. He really has no choice. If he loves to the extreme, he will panic and take extreme measures if he is extremely frightened. The more he looks back, the more he likes and understands the hero. Pei Qingxuan is really worth it. Ah Fu wants to be with brother Xuan forever.
He also set up a brazier for Ah Wu. It was so humiliating. It seems that the second male lead is not that good. Ah Wu was wronged just after getting married. Pei Green Tea had to come on stage.
Who doesn't love Little Green Tea Pei Qingxuan!!! He always considers the heroine and never mentions his own grievances. Hahaha, Pei Green Tea finally chose the right path to pursue his wife! Finished watching Spreading Flowers?
Ah... My ex-husband is dirty... Ntr is not that good anymore... I feel that the image of my ex-husband in the extra chapter is a little worse than in the main text, and the main text doesn't feel so useless.