The Northern Liang Hostage
北凉质子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Hey, I'm back with an update. A mixed bag, mostly with multiple heroines, and I think most are finished. I'll update irregularly, mainly with fantasy and xianxia, though I'll cover anything if it catches my eye. There seems to be a limit to how many books a list can hold, so if it gets too long, I'll try listing authors instead of individual works. I'll mention any of their books I've read before, and leave out the ones I haven't. The character limit got increased, which is great! I'll also put
No Sudden Disasters, No Heartbreak, Just Enjoyable Reading
Why write her into the story if he's not going to end up with her? No cheating, no harem handouts, no Condor Heroes. Recommendations focused on the female lead.
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Many thanks to Guan Guan for recommending the book, and many thanks to Guan Guan's fellow readers for coming to support me!
I gave up after reading over 300 chapters. The early chapters were very promising, and I initially thought the scope and scale would expand significantly later on, becoming a grand epic of power struggles, beauties and heroes, wisdom and war.
Keep it up! Orange (a character in the novel) – hard work pays off, and Illusion (another character) – the writing gets better and better as it goes on. A good book will always be appreciated. 🌹🌹
Several points that are hard to put into words
1. Security is a major problem. The protagonist often goes out without guards, leading to repeated ambushes on the street. Residences are barely better than public restrooms; infiltrators are always breaking in. Whether it's a prince's mansion or a prince consort's residence, the guards are practically non-existent.
Does the author have some misunderstanding about the concept of a non-royal prince's residence? Anyone can just enter and even kidnap someone? And this is supposed to be a woman who can't even kill a chicken? She's clearly a martial arts master!
Happy Chinese New Year! Chen San and the princesses wish you all a happy new year and may you never run out of books to read! Also, please pay close attention to your health and take precautions. Chen San wishes you all good health and immunity to all poisons!
I only came in because I saw the female lead was there. Anyone else like me...? There aren't many harem novels these days. 😁😜
Uh, let me share my personal opinion. The protagonist's situation, or rather, his treatment, was really awkward in the early stages. First of all, he is the third son of a king of a different surname, and the people in the city where the royal palace is located enjoy his protection.
Something just didn't feel right to me, and after reading the comments, I realized what was wrong: the villain the protagonist was facing was out of character and didn't fit the character's status at all—it was just too beneath him.
The young master came to ask if this book contains any green (green) elements? Or perhaps it's about giving away women, flirting but not accepting them, or something like that.