
Transmigrating Twenty Years into the Future
穿越到二十年后
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In booklists 14
The Goddess of BG in Ancient Egypt
For BG, it’s surprisingly difficult to find books that write the male lead well or portray the female lead as a complete, three-dimensional character. You really have to pan for gold in a pile of garbage. It’s hard to believe these are all female-oriented novels.
Currently Following
Looking forward to it
Read and Enjoyed, Part 2
Good and really good!
Completed BG/GB Romance
Four stars or higher, with fewer than 2,000 ratings, plus a few I absolutely had to include
Ooh La La
The writing and storytelling could use work. Easy to drop.
Delicious Romance
Some really good romance novels
Palace Intrigue 12
Farming
Personal Reading Log
A mixed bag, personal preferences
Good Reads
Good reads.
Great Strong Female Leads
Strong female leads.
Stories I Followed and Finished
For my own reading.
Historical Romance: Family and Palace Intrigue 2
No xianxia
Romance Novels
Some are romance-focused, while others mix romance with plot. I'm a heroine-focused reader.
Pretty Good Stories
I personally think these are pretty good. Some are upcoming releases.
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I really couldn't help but cry when I saw the end. What struck me was that the male protagonist would act coquettishly with the female protagonist, cry, and reveal his unbearable side to the female protagonist. After the female protagonist comes back, the male protagonist will think deeply about the future of the female protagonist because of her age. Is this really different from most male protagonists in ancient sayings?
In the dead of night, I saw the extra story. My wife wrote it so well. It's actually easy for me to sympathize. The flower fell. At that moment, it really broke the relationship between life and death. It was really both realistic and romantic. My tears burst out of the frame. I seemed to be Jiang. I saw the figure under the tree. I knew it was fiction, but I still couldn't help but take it seriously.
You mean sweet? ! My heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys have all been chopped into pieces.
I saw a comment saying that there was a knife in the end, so I watched the ending first. At that time, I still thought, how could I use a knife? Then I saw the extra episode "The Flower Has Fallen"... The Knife... I shouldn't have watched this extra episode and cried. Although I knew it must be like this, I could still lie to myself if I didn't see it. But if I saw it, I could only cry.
There are two places in the whole book that make me cry every time I read it. The first is when the heroine and her brother recognize each other. The second is when the hero dies at the end. Why do people die? I feel sad when I think of the people who died around me and will never see them again.
Reading the comments, some people said they were afraid to watch it when they said it was sad, but they said it was good so I kept on reading. It was really good to watch, with delicate emotions, and I couldn't say it was sad. But I cried after reading it, especially the last chapter. I couldn't stop crying. I really can't say it was sad. I can only say it was very sour and regretful. It would have been nice if the male protagonist had lived a few more years. After all, the female protagonist is only over 40, so she still has a long time to live!
Rewatching it again, I have to sigh again for this warm sun-like love, which gives me a sense of solidity like eating rice o(^▽^)o
It's better not to read the last chapter! It hurt to see it
Woohoo, I shouldn't have read the last article about being stabbed. I saw Xue Zhun laughing under the tree, "The flowers have fallen." I cried to death.
It's a really good knife, and it's so well written!