
The Concubine's Tale
庶女传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
101Chapters
1.8kFavorites
8.0Score
1.2kNutrient gifts
14.8kClicks per chapter
1.5kComments
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This is another good article delayed by the name. As a highly educated and awakened woman in the new era, Anzhi is unable to resist the rolling tide of the times, but she still has the sorrow and enthusiasm of a martyr, trying to face the storm that will come in the future calmly and firmly. As the author said, although Anzhi's story is not over yet, she has already formed an independent personality and profound thoughts, and Anzhi's character elements are ready. Even without more words, we readers can know that Anzhi's future will not be unknown in the inner house, but will share the ups and downs with the country. Looking forward to the author's new work!
Article from fifteen years ago! I skipped reading, but it's a really good story
Very interesting, looking forward to new posts
Thank you Fei Jiang. Every author who writes with care is worthy of appreciation. If there are new articles, I will definitely come to support them.
I read the article I was following for a long time and found it has been completed today. It's very interesting. Spread the flowers...
Thanks to the author for telling us such a good story :)
I didn't like to read dramas and novels about the Republic of China for a while. I always felt that that era was too depressing, too helpless, and too heavy. Or I always thought that even if I survived the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War, it would be very painful to wait until the Second World War. However, I was very moved and liked the author's writing. When I read it, I could think of those pictures in my mind, which gave me a light, nostalgic feeling with a gentle tone. Or maybe it just feels like Anzhi is a friend beside you, which is real and heart-wrenching. By the way, when I saw them in Nanjing earlier, they always thought that the last family member would not die in the Nanjing Massacre. . . . . Fortunately, I saw them flying to Wuhan later. Hehe
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I hope you will release a new work soon. I really like the Republic of China novels you wrote.
Sprinkle flowers ~ It's not easy for so long