A House Full of Beauties
满堂娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 703k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 18y ago
- English
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Personal Bookshelf: Historical Romance
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A list of books I've read and enjoyed
A Gender-Neutral to Feminine List, With Several Good Farming Stories
The protagonists are smart, and most of these books are complete. I won’t recommend the chart-topping masterpieces, since everyone already knows about them. Single readers can click in without worry; there isn’t much romance-induced jealousy.
The One Thing I Disdain Most Is Love
A delicate dice bears red beans, but do you know how longing cuts to the bone? Most willing to forget the poems of old, most dismissive of all is longing. Quality over quantity. No settling.
Do You Know How Deep My Longing Runs?
Red beans adorn the exquisite dice, yet love is the thing I disdain most. Of three thousand weak streams, I'll drink from just one. I'd rather go without than settle for less. Only period romances about one lifetime, one devoted couple.
Look Upon the Lotus, Pure and Clean; Know That Its Heart Remains Unstained
I see the lotus in its purity, and know the heart within remains unstained.
Great Farming Novels
Farming stories, also known as slice-of-life family dramas, set in either ancient or modern times. These novels depict the everyday lives of ordinary people. I like a gentle, flowing style, family life, and chatting about farm work over a drink. Everything I recommend here is a classic I've read and worth checking out. If you like this sort of thing, give them a try.
Like It or Don't, That's Up to You: My Personal-Taste Reading List
If you like it, read it. If you don't, don't. This list is based on my personal taste.
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This is not a wish-fulfillment novel, not a wish-fulfillment novel, not a wish-fulfillment novel. If you like wish-fulfillment novels, you don't need to come in. It vividly portrays people from all walks of life: down-on-their-luck writers, ordinary citizens, nouveau riche, and wealthy landowners—a truly rare and remarkable achievement.
Very good. You've learned about 70% of the tone from "Three Words and Two Slaps" and "Flowers in the Mirror".
I read it about 10 years ago and have kept it in my mind ever since. I finally found the book again. It's really well written.
The book is good, with a feel of the "Three Words and Two Beats" style, but too many chapters are missing. I have to rely on pirated versions to understand the context, which shows the censorship is too strict.
In ancient times, a well-mannered and virtuous woman would not elope, especially if the other party's parents did not agree to her marrying him.
The plot is intricate, the characters are vividly portrayed, and it's a great watch.
The author writes really well; it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! I'd like to recommend a book that's both hilarious and eccentric: "An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies." It's a laugh-out-loud story spanning multiple realms...
This scholar Wang is too pedantic. I don't like him. His brain has become rusty from all his studying. He arranged a marriage without a matchmaker, didn't he consider whether his wife would be able to hold her head high in the future? And what about the relationship between his wife and her family? Letting him propose was already a good outcome. He doesn't appreciate good intentions. He's a chauvinist, but utterly useless, knowing nothing but studying. And he refuses to back down.
Zhenzhen and Wang Mufei are the same in nature.