The Phoenix Hairpin
簪头凤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Great Completed Historical Romance Novels, Part 1
This list is for completed historical romance novels only. It features works by Lin Jiacheng, Xunzhao Shiluode Aiqing, Ye Huimei, Han Wuji, Qing Tong Sui, Wei You, and Xi Xing. Some people have said this is just a collection of works by famous authors. Well, you could say that, except these just happen to be a few authors I like, and I enjoy most of their stories. I also think sorting them by author makes the list more organized. What can I say? I'm helpless here!!!
When Mi Ruo Has No Heart, There Is No Joy or Sorrow
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✨I Have No Willpower to Keep Up with Updates✨
Formerly known as “Pear Blossoms Drift Like Snow” From the opening of a novel by Zhizhi I Never have the willpower to follow ongoing stories. Or maybe I've never been able to stick with anything, not taking medicine when I'm sick, following novels or shows, going to bed early, getting up early, practicing calligraphy... Maybe it was always destined to be this way. I'm just a “terrible” reader. I'm sorry. I once loved “you,” the ongoing story, just not enough to see it through to the end. These
Finished Historical Romance Classics About Devoted Husbands
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The Home of Golden Houses and Jade Beauties
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Leave your own footprints first😌
I couldn't bear to read Chapter 65, but I couldn't help but give up The heroine assassinated the hero who was fighting on the battlefield in her previous life Two twins, does the heroine feel any guilt at all? Still arrogant? The male protagonist is still determined to get it? Heartbeat? Don't talk about hidden secrets. Just looking at assassinating one's own generals on the battlefield, is that any different from collaborating with the enemy and treason? Doesn't your conscience hurt? If the enemy takes advantage of it, how can it be worthy of everyone in the world! ! These three views are really unacceptable. I still feel that I have been wronged, a victim, and I want revenge. I begged to marry, and I have committed sins. This is retribution. Who is to blame? I really can't stand it anymore, I'm clearing the mines for everyone and say goodbye!
Guess the plot
In the first life, Lu Mingyu killed the second prince. In the second life, the second prince was reborn, fell in love with Lu Mingyu and killed each other for revenge. At the last moment, he realized that he loved Mingyu deeply, but it was too late. In the third life, the second prince and Mingyu are reborn. In a new beginning, Mingyu gives up the third prince, and the second prince is released and then gives up hatred and chooses sincerity.
Don't have an operations team?
I had no choice but to quietly reward 1,500, contributing four monthly tickets to Da Da...
It would be a pity to kill him, it would be better to marry him back, sleep with him for the rest of his life, and have children for himself
When the heroine was on her own side against the enemy, she shot and killed her kind-hearted husband's brother, the second prince, who was charging, and helped her husband win the crown prince and the throne. Before he was reborn, he didn't have a moment to reflect on the loss of his three views. He could only plausibly criticize her husband's betrayal of becoming the emperor. I was really shocked by the shamelessness in the article
I have to say that the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are really awkward and have no sense of CP. It is better to write more external ones. Moreover, the female protagonist shot her own generals on the battlefield in her previous life, which is tantamount to treason. She killed countless soldiers and civilians, which hit a red flag. (I wanted to try my best to ignore it, but there were too many daily awkward scenes between the male and female protagonists. I couldn't bear it, so I slipped away)
I'm thinking that the heroine is an ancient person Reborn In order not to marry a scumbag, she ruined her reputation Even got involved in getting married Is this really smart? It's better to take the initiative to cooperate with the second prince, right I killed the second prince in my previous life, and then continued to treat him coldly. Where did I get the confidence? A queen with such a level of thinking No wonder she was ruined by a scumbag's family in her previous life. The key is that she didn't reflect on herself after her rebirth, but instead felt that it was everyone else's fault.
How much does Li Jing love Mingyu before he can let go of his murderous hatred in his previous life and seek marriage again in this life? If it were me, I wouldn't be able to do it.
[About assassinating one's own generals] I have always subscribed and don't like to read comments, so I scanned the comment circle today. I found that several trainees left comments and ran away after reading very little. They are all plots about Ming Yu's assassination of the second prince. Special explanation: 1. It was the second prince who was assassinated, not the frontline general, and he did not read carefully. Killing a general is really a bit poisonous, but this is not a general but a prince, who is just in charge of food and grass in the rear. Moreover, the purpose of assassinating him is to seize the legitimate son for her husband, the third prince. This is very different from killing a general. 2. Mingyu was not without embarrassment and regret. When she knew that she was going to marry the person she assassinated in her previous life by accident, she was very broken. It was only because her family still wanted to survive in this country and she had people to protect that she could bear it and reluctantly married him. I don't think there is anything poisonous about this plot. Please read these friends carefully and do not mislead others.