
The Chronicles of Lord Dugu
独孤大人纪事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 939k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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✨Together Until Our Hair Turns White✨ (Completed Reads for a Reading Slump)
🍁 Pure as snow atop a mountain, bright as the moon among the clouds 🍁 I heard you had a change of heart, so I've come to end things with you 📓 Twelve historical romances by Lin Jiacheng 📓 Other historical romances, mostly excellent completed works There was a time, and a style of writing, that belonged to Lin Jiacheng. Some say the heroines in Lin Jiacheng's books are too melodramatic. But I think it's not so much that they're melodramatic as that they value love too much and themselves too l
The Picky Readers’ Alliance
Everyone has different tastes. I abandon most books on other lists after reading just the opening, but I've also discovered some books on fellow readers' lists that I personally love. Some are so obscure that many readers have missed them, which I think is a real shame. So I've put together this list in the hope that more readers will discover these hidden gems. Taste is deeply personal, of course, so this is only meant to help readers who share mine. I read slowly and rarely read several books
Great Reads I Love, All Read by Me
Some books I’ve read
Mist and Water Drops
I enjoy reading
Fragrant Youth
Completed novels, mostly female-oriented, that I think are pretty good
Smart Reads Without Idiotic Characters
Substance over fluff. I can't stand stories with idiotic characters. I've been reading for over a decade, and everything here is based on my personal taste.
🌻Tianyin Pavilion🌻 No Cookie-Cutter Novels
The male and female leads are both smart 😎, neither saintly nor fake goody-goodies. No brain-dead side characters who exist just to get beaten up. (❁´◡`❁) No untested poison, illogical or over-the-top 🙅, overly naive, excessively sugary plots, or weak-willed, useless leads who are a complete waste of space 🐳. None of that here. [I usually finish all the available chapters before recommending a book on this list] ٩( 'ω' )و If you know a good book, please share it. If you find a total dud, let me
Books I Can't Put Down from the Library
A collection of treasures: I enjoy strange tales, beautiful writing, breathtaking beauties, and times when heroes rise amid turbulent change. I pity lovesick souls and cherish the bonds between kindred heroes.
🎈 🐈: Those Fun Stories 💐
This list covers a variety of books. Apart from a few exceptional ones that are still ongoing, nearly all are complete.
⭐ Historical Romance for Women ⭐ Part Two © Liuyueyun
This is a secondary list. For high-quality novels, please check out my main list: ⭐ Female-Oriented Historical Romance ⭐ by June Yun. [Rating guide]: ⭐⭐⭐ Recommended; ⭐ Has some good points, but also some flaws; ⭐ Extremely toxic, readers are advised to steer clear.
My Reading List: Historical Romance
A simple record of books I've read
🐾🌟Must-Read Reborn Series🌟🐾
They're mostly rebirth stories, and the authors are all masters with wonderfully distinctive styles! All complete! Feel free to dive right in 🌙🌙
Genuinely Good Stories
Only recommending great books and top-quality reads. I've tried them all myself, so you can trust me. No false advertising.
Books for Quiet Nights
A cup of tea and half a book for a leisurely afternoon.
Ancient Romance Only
I actually made this list for myself, so I can gradually save all my favorite books here, one by one.
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I stumbled upon this book and finished it in a week. It's really great, with humorous language, not angsty at all, and a captivating story. It's the best book I've seen online this year, and it's exactly the kind of book I love!
When I first started reading Du Yan's side story, I almost gave up. I kept imagining him and the Ninth Princess... Luckily, I persevered a little longer and found such a good story. What a coincidence!
Such a good story, yet so few people are reading it. Is the major flaw in the synopsis? I was just randomly clicking through because I was desperate for something to read, and the synopsis really didn't appeal to me! Thankfully, it didn't disappoint; the author's skill is top-notch!
Highly recommended! This veteran bookworm thinks it's a rare gem—a tightly plotted story with humor and no melodramatic clichés.
Good story, very refreshing. Although the female lead is still very charming, the author doesn't elaborate on the various benefits brought by her "golden finger" (a special ability to grant her special abilities).
The story of Du Yan at the beginning was very engaging, but the part about the female lead's childhood became unbearable, so I dropped it.
The beginning of the story about Du Yan had a strong martial arts flavor, a brisk pace, and was quite captivating. However, the later parts became increasingly unbearable, especially the part where he sneaks into the central command tent and encounters Prince Ning bathing. The security measures in the central command tent were so inadequate; I was truly astonished.
Very good, the writing is smooth and the story is engaging. Recommended.
Let's retract our initial comment! In short, the entire article started strong but ended weakly! Therefore, it makes sense that it was previously submerged. 😡
The author's writing is excellent! I read over 200 chapters when it was free for a limited time, and there were no abrupt transitions; it was a very comfortable read. Although it's unlike most novels these days where the protagonist appears right at the beginning, the transitions are quite natural and the writing is very engaging. The characters are all quite well-developed. Anyway, it's a great read and I highly recommend it. Hmm, I was definitely let down by the synopsis...