
Fish Sink
鱼沉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 799k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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I actually really loved the first chapter, especially the part describing Xi Shi's past life. Will there be a side story about Xi Shi and King Fuchai from the author's perspective? I added it to my bookshelf a long time ago, and I'd completely forgotten why I added it in the first place. I picked it up again today on the bullet train, and the first chapter really moved me.
I'm writing this book review in the middle of reviewing for final exams. Hehe. I once read a book where the female lead told the second male lead, "I've never doubted your feelings for me, but in your heart, I'll never be as important as your family." Xiong Zhang gives me that feeling.
This is the first novel I've ever subscribed to!
I would prefer that the resourceful Shi Yiguang from before return to the past, or even a different Shi Yiguang would be fine.
I really dislike Xiong Zhang. Xiong Zhang can protect her (by shielding her from arrows), take her on romantic outings (by picking flowers), and care for her (by carrying her to sunbathe, etc.). Such a man is undeniably a good man. However, back in the palace, Xiong Zhang is a prince. What he wants is the throne, his responsibilities, his ambition, and his self-perceived sense of duty.
I've been following this story for a long time, checking for updates every day. Now it seems to be over, and I'm really sad to see it end. Thank you, author!
I'm back, author! I've been busy with exams and haven't watched for a month. Now I'm continuing, and the plot seems to be developing in unexpected ways!
Why is Lao Wu so fixated on Xiao Guang? Da Da must provide a more compelling reason. If it's simply because of a beautiful woman causing trouble, Lao Wu, as a politician who assisted two powerful rulers, is utterly incompetent.
I can't torture An'an anymore. It's been three lifetimes already. I need to train An'an in a special forces unit. At least if history can't be changed, we can escape! 😁😁 Of course, I prefer a power struggle story, with one king and one queen crushing all the scum. And by the way, let me tell Lao Wu, "Who says women are inferior to men?"
Kill him! Kill him! Kill Goujian!