
Clear Spring Mountain
澹春山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Great Completed Historical Romance Novels, Part 2
This list is for historical romance novels, and only includes completed works. It only features works by Dong Tian De Liu Ye, Yun Ni, Yi Qian Zhong, Yi Chi Chi, San Yue Guo, Yu Fang, Qin Xi, Xian Ting Luo Hua, and Yu Yuzhu.
Mo Yan’s Reading Stories
Hehe. I promise I've read all of these and thought they were really good. Please give them a try, follow me, and toss me a vote.
Mo Yan's Reading List
I've personally tried these out, and I think they're really good. They're all ongoing historical romances that I'm following, and I like them. Most are currently updating. I usually delete a book once I've finished it, or if I don't like it. I prefer newer books. Haha.
Moyan’s Historical Romance Library
I’m more into historical romance. This list collects some historical romances I’ve read before or am reading now that I think are pretty good.
Saved Good Reads
I've been reading for ages. I mainly read historical romance, but I also enjoy fantasy and pay close attention to the writing. I've found plenty of great books over the years, so here's a record of the ones I truly consider worthwhile! Good prose matters, as do sound logic and a good set of values!
Every Book a Classic, Not to Be Missed!
I stake my reputation as a seasoned bookworm on these titles: every one is a readable gem of historical romance! There are also some fantasy, supernatural, and cultivation novels with solid writing. You can't go wrong giving them a try ☺️ One thing to be clear about: I generally don't recommend books I haven't read. I believe you have no say if you haven't read it!
Historical Romance, Cultivation, Skill-Based Stories, and Workplace Fiction
Just collecting books in genres that interest me.
I've Been Obsessed with Novels for Nearly a Decade, Now Let's Enjoy Them Together~
Female leads, cultivation, farming, online games, cozy stories, and lighthearted fun. A little something for everyone! P.S. To everyone who's sent me flowers, followed me, or added my list to their favorites, thank you so much! I hope all you lovely people have good luck~ And to everyone passing by, whether you read male- or female-oriented fiction, feel free to check out my list. It has some novels I really love, and I'd be happy to share them with you <3
Personal Bookshelf: Historical Romance
The stories I love
Peach's Books
As long as you like it
A Journey Through the Mind
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Books I've Read
Historical romance
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I saw many sisters complaining that reading this book was unpleasant, uncomfortable, and frustrating, so I would like to share my thoughts. First of all, this book is indeed not a cool novel in a certain sense, nor is it a sweet idol drama. It opens with the heroine helplessly entering the real marriage life. There is no hazy and sweet interaction before marriage, but only the trivial details of real marriage. There is no domineering boss, there is just an old-fashioned straight man with terminal cancer living in a precarious situation. The only comforting thing is that the male protagonist is relatively good-looking, although in the end, appearance is the least important in a marriage relationship, because a relationship must "start with appearance, fall into talent, and be loyal to character" (refer to the heroine's third sister, she has always been indifferent to the male protagonist's appearance). But the heroine is undoubtedly a very wise person who knows how to get along with each other (not just between husband and wife). She knows when to straighten her spine and when to give in, to persist and to compromise, so she can handle basic situations with ease. Some people feel that she is aggrieved just because of this, but we must understand that this is a time travel to ancient times, when women were objectified, and it was difficult for women to survive in society without men. Is it necessary for the female protagonist to shake her tiger body and kick the male protagonist with all her domineering aura? Or do you just start fighting with the male protagonist, and the two of them fight like black-eyed chickens? Although the heroine has traveled through time and has many modern women's ideas of equality, independence and freedom (to be honest, many modern women may not have this), she is an old social worker for more than 30 years after all, and she knows how to survive in the cracks, step on the other side's bottom line, and strive for maximum benefits. You know, there is nothing important in life except death. As a salty fish, the heroine originally rushed to join a company where she could not resign for the rest of her life and treated the hero as her boss. Think about it, when we face our own boss, aren't we more tolerant and aggrieved than the heroine? In such a situation, the heroine can constantly push the other party's bottom line lower and strive for greater autonomy for herself. She has to say "convinced". The heroine is by no means stupid and sweet. Marriage is inherently a game, with each other competing for merits and compromises with each other. Why is the divorce rate so high in modern times? Because resources are easier to obtain and women have more autonomy. Goddess pay more attention to the free expression of individuality and the realization of self-worth, so there is less mutual compromise and more separation if disagreements occur. But the heroine is different. The environment she lives in does not allow it. In that environment, let alone competing with each other, there are very few compromises. It is more unilateral compromise by women. Therefore, it is really not easy for her to continuously expand her living space and increase her right to speak. Maybe some sisters would like to say, then why do you want to write this type of article? Isn't it good to write an enjoyable article? There are hundreds of flowers blooming in the world, and hundreds of vegetables have various flavors. Doesn't that make them full of flavor? What's more, although we no longer need to compromise, it doesn't hurt to refer more to Tan's ability to fool people, right?
Italy's new book is so to my liking. I like the setting of the little girl pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger and the ascetic uncle. Not quite an uncle either 😁
Yo, changed your name? Although this is more in line with the trend and more eye-catching, there is always a sense of immediate change from ancient and modern chapter novels to modern street stall literature. I don't know if I'm the only one feeling this way ┐(´-`)┌
The new book looks good, and it is quite relaxing and comfortable to read. As expected of a senior author, he can pick up any subject type at his fingertips, and the reading experience is very comfortable. Although the heroine has traveled through time, she seems to have a good personality and understands that Mingzhe Baoshen is not the kind of person who likes to stand out. She should be a very lively and interesting girl. I look forward to the interaction and rivalry between the heroine and the male protagonist. Just look at the cute appearance of the heroine pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. It must be exciting!
From the beginning, I feel like I'm watching an ancient version of Pride and Prejudice... Why is the female protagonist so sensible and sober towards others, but so prejudiced when she comes to meet the male protagonist... It's not that the male protagonist is forcing the marriage, or that the male protagonist has a bad attitude, why does the female protagonist hate him so much? In my psychological activities, I didn't even say that I wished him well. How could we be together like this? Although it can be seen that the male protagonist really likes her, will there be a bloody plot behind it? The male protagonist has been chasing his wife, doing everything to please her, and then the female protagonist is impressed? ? ? Please clear up your confusion...
I x. . . . What kind of stimulation did Italy receive? The editor was so confused that he actually changed the name to such a white title. He thought the system automatically added a white article for me, and almost deleted it. To be honest, for me, I usually don't even bother to read the introduction of this kind of article, let alone read the article.
After watching it, the extra story is a bit confusing. Is it necessary to turn the heroine into a sow? No matter how much you take care of it, it will be difficult to maintain your figure after having many children. There is no inevitable relationship between a woman's value and her uterus.
I have no doubt about Yi Qian Zhong's writing skills. I have read several of them before But this one, hahaha, the content of 200 chapters is dented by 600 chapters, all kinds of nonsense...
It's good to read, but lately I've always found reading books boring and I couldn't put it down. I read this book in one sitting over several days. Relaxing, interesting and sweet story, I enjoyed reading it. I really envy the heroine for her high emotional intelligence, and I also envy the hero for having such a good wife like the heroine, who eats delicious food every day. Watching it, I still feel that it is not enough. I really want to see the story behind Jiao Jiao. I also want to see the follow-up of Magistrate Tan, Mrs. Zhou and the whole family. I hope they can be reunited. Hahaha, I also want Ruyu not to marry too far away.
These are all routines. Boring taste.