
The Journey of Sangbo
桑泊行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 693k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Roundup for When You’re Out of Books 🌻 Honest Recommendations
What makes a truly great book? Only stories with excellent writing and plots make the list. ⚽️Oh no, so many friends have disappeared! I've also gotten a bit out of the habit of writing reviews. Self-recommendations are welcome, and I'll take a look from time to time.
Ancient Romance Reading List: Those Good Books I Happened to Stumble Upon🍀🍀🍀
🍁🍁 There's something so delightful about stumbling across a good book in a quiet, overlooked corner, isn't there? And I love helping everyone else experience that same surprise. So this list came to be... 🍁🍁 It's mostly historical romance written for women, but I'll also add a few other books I like, including some great works aimed at men. 🍁🍁 Sometimes I feel that many books on Qidian are really well-written, but they don't get much exposure, so readers never find them. What a shame... 🍁🍁 So
East of Eden
I read people, not books. This is only a private little garden for collecting works by friends.
Poetry, Wine, Tea, and Flowers 🍒 Ancient Romance in a Single Sentence
Main list: “Great Books for a Reading Drought 🌻 Honest Recommendations” 🙈 Authors and readers are welcome to recommend books. Authors, please add this list to your favorites first. 〖I only read books after favoriting them. Sending flowers is entirely up to me.〗 🐠 No need to write a blurb in the comments. If I read your recommendation and decide to add it, I'll sum it up in one sentence.
Characters in Stories
No self-recommendations or recommendations from others accepted.
Historical Romance: Handpicked Recommendations from Brother Xiao Hu
Take care, everyone.
New Finds: Great Ongoing Novels
New authors aren't necessarily simple or inexperienced. Purity can go hand in hand with sincerity and originality, and that's where great stories and brilliant concepts come from. Don't underestimate newcomers; they have precious qualities that shine ^O^
A Moon Over Every River
I'm not miserable enough to be a poet, nor cold enough to be a philosopher, but I'm clearheaded enough to be a useless person., Emil Cioran, Tears and Saints
Once, There Was a Vast Sea
Any genre is fine, as long as I like it. Chemistry comes first. I believe in love at first sight, in that instant when your heart skips a beat. Beautiful writing can strike me right away. There are two kinds of beautiful writing: 🍭Number one: rich, fragrant prose. Ahem, nothing to do with food. Though writing about food well isn't easy either~ 🍳Number two: simple-looking wording and sentences, with no wasted words or forced flourishes. This kind takes even more skill. It's like making delicious
One Day Apart Feels Like Three Autumns
Beautiful historical romance novels worth revisiting will be collected here. All it takes is one chance encounter to fall in love.
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Jinling, Nanjing!
Throughout the ages, Nanjing, as the main birthplace and distribution center of Chinese civilization, has always been the most dazzling and bright star in Chinese urban culture. Every city has its own style and character, even in today's situation of great mobility and migration between various parts of China. For example, Guangzhou in the south was the first city in China to open a port and was the first to come into contact with Western civilization. However, it is the city that adheres to the tradition and inheritance of Chinese civilization the most. They have the inherent qualities of the Chinese nation of hardship, hard work, and advancement, and they also have a global vision. For example, Chongqing in the southwest is famous for its hot temper, but if you live among them for a long time instead of just traveling briefly, you will find that the people here are the most open-minded, humorous, and tolerant people you have ever encountered, and they are also the most enterprising people. Like Shanghai in the East, people who have heard about it may have the impression of being shrewd, picky, and exclusive. Similarly, if you can get deep into it, you will find that after their sense of superiority, they will treat every outsider who comes to this city with sincerity and kindness. They are punctual, serious, true, and pursue perfection. In the eyes of northern Chinese, Nanjing is the south, and in the eyes of southern Chinese, Nanjing is the north. Therefore, Nanjing has both the bells and whistles of the south and the magnanimity of the north. It is a place where the north and south of the Chinese nation come together and merge. It is the ancient capital of six dynasties, where tigers sit on top of dragons, and where people are outstanding. The author of this book smiles greatly at the thought, he was born and raised here, and tells the readers a story about Jinling based on the history of Emperor Zhu Di's Jingnan in the early Ming Dynasty. Master Shan sincerely hopes that she can write the charm and style of Nanjing, not just a few romances and a few battles. Of course, good-looking books must be placed at the top of the priority list. Without the sincere favor of the book itself from the readers, no matter how good the original intention is, it can only end up in self-admiration and friendly support. Master Shan greatly, greatly admires the author's writing style and foundation, and looks forward to the budding, blossoming and fruiting of this book. My book is very popular.
A very spiritual book The Jinling City that brings together the aura of mountains and rivers The girl Tong Fu with her clever eyebrows and eyes Look at the picture of all living beings written by Da Yizhi. They behave like living beings and do not fall into the stereotypes Come on🙆
Occupy one floor of Fangfei Building~What to put there? Let me think about it🤔️
This is a quality novel
⚪The author's writing style is beautiful, and every word he depicts the story as if it happened in a landscape painting... ⚪The beginning of the chapter is full of suspense, why was a lake closed? Was the young man who swam across the lake really just visiting relatives? Why did King Yan pretend to be crazy? ⚪The author's skill in characterization is so sophisticated that with just a few strokes, the image of a cute and cute girl vividly appears before everyone's eyes ⚪This heroine has a very nice name, Tong Fu, it's really nice to see The name makes me want to read the book series... ⚪I won't say much more, just read it for yourself. The feeling of accompanying it from the beginning of the seedling will give people a very sense of accomplishment. What's more, the author has three completed works, and the quality of the books is guaranteed, so you can rest assured to pursue them.
The painting I drew before feels closer to the image of Yunwen in my mind, so I will put it away for two days.
Sofa, it seems that I should say something else, such as. . . The cover is very nice😜
To be honest, I have nothing but admiration for those who dare to write about history and historical figures seriously. I have never been very fond of novels based on historical figures, not only because the ending is a foregone conclusion, but also because... My grandma is a big watermelon, either in love or in love, or in love that completely subverts the character design. (Female channel) 😐 I really don't like to see this kind of author often use the phrase "History is a little girl who can be dressed up by others" to vaguely respond to all questions. The human factors and subjective factors of history are indeed very important, but its objective and deducible logic is also very weighty. Therefore, most of history does not really have too much bias. When writing about historical figures, they can be changed or enriched, but I have always stubbornly believed that there is always a fixed skeleton there. I am familiar with Wu Zetian, and I believe she may also have a cute side when she was a girl, and maybe she also has a side that is ignorant and longing for love. However, it is absolutely impossible to continue until he sits on the throne of God and firmly sits on the throne of the emperor. The portrayal of Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Di in the article "Yi Nian Xiao Girl", although there are some deviations from the common perception, but there is no sense of absurdity. On the contrary, it makes this kind of stranger, who to future generations is just a few strokes in a thick history book, come alive. But every time I read this kind of article, what is a little uncomfortable is that you clearly know their ending, but you can only read on with a mixture of hope and intolerance. I hope it will follow the established ending (at least on the surface), but I can't bear to watch it move towards the ending. The girl is also a ruthless person 🙏 and starts the game with a dead end. 😂 When I was a kid, there was a Ming Dynasty drama with a light comedy theme. I forgot the name, but I enjoyed watching it anyway. I don't remember the specific plot clearly, but what impressed me deeply was the high-spirited, bright-eyed, somewhat hard-working second male lead who eventually ascended to the throne. In the past, dramas usually used narration. During the finale, I only remembered the four characters in the narration: "The reign name is Chongzhen"😳😲😧. I was confused at that time. I thought we were heading towards an enlightened and prosperous age, but it turned out to be "the reign name is Chongzhen". I didn't remember that there was an emperor named Zhu Youjian at that time, but I remember the Emperor Chongzhen who hanged himself. 😓 But can Wen Tongfu take his sister back to his paradise? (●°U°●) As for Zhu Yunwen, well... Let's just follow the predetermined ending (although it's quite pitiful, but it's also quite good at teasing our innocent Xiaotong) 😂 Tongrou, go home with your sister quickly.
Every time I see Xiaoxiao's update notification, I feel it is so beautiful, as good as the title!
Laugh at this writing style! I love the name and introduction of the new book. It's so tempting 😍😍😍 Everyone learns the same Chinese characters, how can you arrange and combine them so well?
## Well, I didn't put in all the effort in writing my thesis back then, but I put in all the effort in this book. Originally, I wanted to write an imaginary one, but of course it still has fictitious properties. But for the city of Nanjing, it has always been a wish to write a story about it. So I was willing to spend a lot of time looking up information. The street names, rivers, bridges, temples, and mountains in the book must be there, or have existed in the past. So much so that their positions are placed carefully after consideration. It's not that we want to restore history, it should be regarded as a kind of knot for this city. Most of the historical facts involved are based on regular historical materials and some anecdotes from unofficial history (after all, many things that have not been written into history books will be reflected in other forms). If this is a journey, as a guide, I am doing my best. Those of you who appreciate the scenery can take it easy. Corrections, criticisms, and praise are welcome (^з^)-☆