The upcoming novels are The Purehearted Top Scholar's Guide to Winning Him Over (Ming Dynasty) and Welcome to Ancient-Era Infinite Flow. Please add them to your reading lists!
Blurb:
During the days after the Rong family's second young master, Rong Lan, came top in the imperial examinations, visitors came one after another. The Libationer Wang, the Duke of Ying, and Lord Gu all eagerly sent over their calling cards.
Their conversations went like this:
Libationer Wang: My daughter is skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
Rong Lan: How is she at cuju?
Duke of Ying: There is no one in the capital more beautiful than my daughter.
Rong Lan: Does she have bright, starry eyes or brows like drawn swords?
Lord Gu: My daughter has been made a county princess, with an income of five thousand households.
Rong Lan: I bet plenty of people ask to borrow money from her.
Everyone: Could he be a cut sleeve?
Rong Lan thought about it. "That isn't entirely wrong. I do like men, but that doesn't make me a cut sleeve."
In history, Chief Counselor Rong was graceful and elegant, and single-handedly ushered in the Great Jin's golden age. Yet one mystery remains: why did the Chief Counselor never marry?
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The emperor had been full of regret these past few days.
In his previous life, when he and Rong Lan were husband and wife, he had treated her coldly. In this life, he loved her but could not have her, and could only pretend to be a wise sovereign with a worthy minister.
Unable to sleep late one night, the emperor accidentally drifted off during court and said, "Empress, you answer."
The assembled ministers looked at one another. Where was the empress?!
++ In her previous life, the female lead transmigrated and married the crown prince, becoming empress.
Coming soon: The Right Way to Win Over a Top Scholar (Ming Dynasty). Blurb:
1.
One day, Qin Zhizhi opened her eyes and found herself in the body of a young lady from ancient times who was running away from her wedding. She took a careful look at the people around her.
On one side was the groom, dressed in red robes, with a face as fair as jade.
On the other was her lover, a plain-looking man who was only five foot three.
Qin Zhizhi: ...
She decisively shook off her lover's hand.
2.
Qin Zhizhi considered herself a master of romance and a queen of the nightclub scene, yet she fell in love at first sight with a taciturn scholar.
The scholar was hopeless at romance, too.
A beauty by candlelight couldn't compete with a dull book.
Qin Zhizhi: No problem. You can't chase a man down. You have to reel him in.
After a year of reeling him in, just as they were about to consummate their marriage, the scholar abruptly stood up, blushed, and ran out.
Qin Zhizhi: ...
I even took off his robe. Is he impotent?
3.
The palace examination results were announced, but her husband's name, Wenzhen, wasn't on the list.
Qin Zhizhi: Oh no. I need to comfort him properly today.
But when she turned around, she saw her husband in red robes, riding through the streets in celebration.
Her husband rode up and held out a hand. "Zhizhi, get on."
Qin Zhizhi was gathered into the arms of the red-robed top scholar and rode alongside him, puzzled. Then her husband leaned close to her ear and laughed. "Wife, did you forget? My full name is Xu Jie."
Coming soon: An Across-the-Ages Romance in an Infinite Game. Blurb:
Shen Xiao was a refugee from the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. After an accident, she entered a horror game.
Her goal changed from surviving a famine to surviving the game.
Bai Jinghe was the first person Shen Xiao met in the game who was both alive and clearheaded.
He wore a white short-sleeved shirt and black trousers, clothes completely unlike those of Shen Xiao's era.
Bai Jinghe stepped over the corpses littering the ground and held out his hand with a smile. "Hello. Let's be friends."
That day, Shen Xiao heard her own frantic heartbeat, impossible to calm.
So when the young man asked, "Why are you wearing ancient clothes?" she rummaged through everything she had learned in this unavoidable game, put on a cold expression, and said, "I'm cosplaying."
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Bai Jinghe entered a horror game to extend his mother's life. Fortunately, just after entering the game, he met a girl cosplaying in ancient clothes.
The girl was beautiful. She was clearly adorable, but insisted on acting aloof, so Bai Jinghe had to take the initiative and invite her: "Then, miss, shall we team up?"
+ As the blurb says, the female lead is from ancient times, and the male lead is from the modern era.
+ For the sake of the plot, the male lead should appear in the second stage.
May they embrace at the summit.
Theme: Stay positive and change your fate
It's really well written in big letters. To be honest, looking at the details, the heroine's brother is so outstanding because of her father's help. The heroine's father was definitely involved in the cultivation of the heroine's brother's political vision. But for the heroine, most of the time, what she learned from her previous life is what can help her. From the Confucius admiring her strategies in the school, to the Taifu admiring her arithmetic, to the black and white cats during the palace examination, to the governance of Hanzhou, the planting of sugar cane, and the increase in tax revenue. These are all achieved by what she learned in her previous life. In other words, it is herself who truly achieves her. From the perspective of the heroine, in fact, apart from her mother's care at home, her father's education for her is actually insufficient. This kind of education is definitely not enough for her to achieve her current or subsequent achievements. Everything at home, including everything, is a kind of fog to the heroine. From the previous life to this life, this can be regarded as protection for the heroine, but it is also a kind of marginalization. The heroine has thought about it many times. Her father and brother always talk about things she doesn't know. They hesitate or make choices. In fact, many times it has nothing to do with the heroine. Because the heroine doesn't know, she can't change it. Including the information in this life, she actually obtained it through her own initiative. The tragedy of the mistress in the previous life, the despair and sadness, does it also include the helplessness and confusion of not knowing what is going on at home and in court? If the heroine knew something, it wouldn't make her so powerless. I wonder if Da Da has such an intention. The only one who can really get her out of the haze is herself. In fact, I still feel very sorry for the heroine. Come on big
I don't recommend it very much. The emotional and plot lines are not very good. I don't want to read it after seeing this. There are some great things, but there are actually a lot of bugs and mishandling. This article prefers plot and drama, but it cannot stand up to research and scrutiny. I haven't quite seen the end, but it's close to the end. It feels like it's starting to end, and there are more typos in the later stages. The above is just my personal opinion for reference by future readers. Please don't criticize me, I don't want to reason with the bully.
Personally, I think the heroine's promotion path before the hero becomes emperor is more interesting. The spirit of facing difficulties and fighting wits and courage, the tension between the courts, the emperor's foolish and unclear attitude, the crises and secrets in the family, and the threats from the Jiang family all make the plot more exciting. The heroine's growth in such an environment and her promotion step by step in the bureaucracy will make it even more difficult to save the building. The main thing is that it is written well in capital letters. But for some reason, I feel that once the male protagonist becomes the emperor, although there will be waves and undercurrents in the court, the one in power will be the one in power after all, and many things will no longer be suspenseful. Moreover, when the male protagonist becomes the emperor, his sense of presence is constantly increasing.
It's really good-looking, please come on! It's so well written, I've read so many chapters, the plot is really good, and I feel that Dada is very serious about the details. I also really felt the responsibility and charm of the heroine, as well as her ten years of drinking ice, which did not cool her hot blood. I hope that Da Da will continue to go on, and that the heroine will continue to shine in her career. On the top, she can serve the country and the country, provide livelihood for the people, solve the crisis of the court where the heirs are still fighting each other; on the bottom, she can protect her family and fulfill the deep sorrow and regret of her previous life. The story is told eloquently, without sticking to conventions, and the writing style is comfortable. Jinjiang also has the kind of imperial examination heroines who have great ideas in the early and middle stages. Unfortunately, after that, they are all watery, limited to love and small-house fighting-like plots. It is slowly becoming difficult to find a good imperial examination novel with a female protagonist, one that has a big plot and is not very competitive. Anyway, cheers up!
The writing in the back is getting worse and worse. The writing in the front is so good. Everyone is outstanding. The heroine in the back is written very transparently. The character of the character in the front is directly contradictory in the portrayal of the character in the back. The heroine's feelings for Wang Er are from the same family, and she will not agree to Jiang Guifei's request at all. Wang Er fights for her. Death, death at the hands of the Jiang family, how could I agree? How could the concept of right and wrong in people's bones change? I actually don't want to buy the following chapters. It seems boring and unfinished, so just pay for the good writing in the front. I hope the author's future articles will be better and not unfinished.
Seeing that the story is getting more and more depressing, it is still acceptable that even Rong Lan does not have many resentful descriptions of the emperor. As a modern person, she will have resentment towards the emperor to some extent. So many misfortunes are ultimately caused by the emperor's inaction, connivance and suspicion.
It would be better if the plot was more detailed, thank you so much!
Daily reminder, so short and gone
Didn't Rong Er live three lives? In fact, I still haven't figured out whether she is an ancient person or a modern-day person.
Author, it's been a year and it hasn't been changed yet? I really want to watch the extra!