
Save Me, My General Has Another Problem
夫人救命,将军又有麻烦了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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411Chapters
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13.6kFans
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So, it's true that female-oriented novels can't survive without an invincible male protagonist, right? People in ancient times were just limited in their perspectives, not stupid, especially in a world with slavery. Without a comparable background and status, talent was a recipe for disaster.
Years ago, I was amazed by the author's two novels featuring powerful female emperors, and even the male protagonists in them are unforgettable. This story is described as a female-centric power fantasy, yet it features a capricious and unpredictable character who even murders the male lead and constantly dominates the female lead.
The male protagonist of this story seems to have no moral compass (this is just my personal opinion, feel free to disagree).
Oh dear, I've noticed everyone really likes the kind of writing Jingjing did before. I'm the opposite, though. Maybe it's because at my age, I find her writing style a bit immature now. Although Jingjing uses a more ornate style, the character descriptions are too lengthy for me, like Xiziqing's early work. I now prefer Qianshan Chake's writing style.
I started reading "My Lord" in high school, and now that I've graduated from university, I've reread it. After reading over a thousand chapters, the way the female lead's career path and her competitive displays of power are really satisfying. Sang Jiajing, you're really suited to writing satisfying stories. However, the female lead's romantic relationships became too indecisive later on.
Why do I feel the male lead isn't good enough for the female lead? Haha
Wow, I'm following! I really love your books. I've read all the ones you wrote before. It's such a pity that you can't write those kinds of topics anymore.
I want to hoard my writing every day, but I can't resist when I see an update.
The Sichuan Conservatory of Music doesn't use the retroflex ending... And they won't say "hutu a" (糊涂啊), they'll only say "ni han le" (你憨了), "naoke bu li" (脑壳不明), "ha le" (哈了), etc...
Where can I read Jingjing's old books? 😭 I really love that book, *Enchanting*. I read it in middle school and I still think about it now that I'm working. I was thinking of buying a physical copy to keep, but now I can't even find a proper place to read the ebook. 😭