Fated by the Phoenix, Bound by Destiny
凤命难违
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I heard that the author graduated with a degree in history or Chinese literature, and the writing is indeed very authentic. The updates are also stable, and it's a semi-fictional story based on real historical figures (I feel that this is really hard to handle). It's a pity that this book didn't seem to gain much traction during its serialization. 😭😭😭 Why? Is it because it wasn't first published on Qidian? Looking forward to good news after it's finished! ❤
This illustration is really beautiful, I'm sharing it.
A deeply moving female protagonist
It's finally finished! Hooray! Congratulations to the author for completing another work! It's incredibly good. Writing semi-fictional historical fiction is difficult, but this time it moved me to tears and left me breathless. Every step the female lead took in every case and every aspect of the story was thrilling yet perfectly logical and deeply touching.
Phoenix rebirth from the ashes to the heavens
The phoenix should have soared between heaven and earth, but she was trapped in the deep palace. Master Xu said that she was destined to be a phoenix, a destiny of heaven, and that she could help the Great Jin Dynasty continue to exist. So she went alone, carrying the fate of her entire family, into the city walls that symbolized imperial power.
From the fire that ravaged Yang Xianrong's first days in the palace, to Fengluan's murder, the vengeful spirit of the shakuhachi player, the emperor's diarrhea and extravagant displays of wealth, and the prince's curse of killing off his wives, every single event is written with meticulous care and detail.
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A magnificent female-centric drama
It's really beautiful! It's really beautiful! It's really beautiful! I'll say it three times because it's important! This is the life of a legendary woman, mentioned only briefly in historical records, yet the author has turned it into a lengthy novel! 1.52 Million words! Amazing!
It's so suspenseful, and a little scary! Well written! I love it! 😘
Liu Yao is good-looking
I enjoy reading historical novels like this. The characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is tightly woven, the emotions are genuine, and the imagery is incredibly evocative, making for a very comfortable read. I really love this genre! Keep up the good work, author, and write more!