The Jin Dynasty's Most Secure Job
大晋第一铁饭碗
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- Ongoing
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- 1.7M Words
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- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
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- 1d ago
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- The Iron Rice Bowl of the Great JinEnglish name
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Books I'm Currently Reading (Mostly Female-Oriented)
I wanted to make a list of books I'm following. Sometimes I lose track of a book halfway through because I have so many books on my shelf. I can't tell whether this list has been hidden now. Some recommended books don't seem to show my list. I remember lists used to be visible among the book recommendations.
Bamboo Shadow Cottage
A flower is a world, and a book lets you savor life. (Since the list is limited to 100 books, I’ll keep removing older ones to make room for the new books I read.)
[Ten Years of Female-Oriented Reads] Stories I Love! Plot Comes First!
Please send flowers and add this list to your favorites! (The favorites button is the star at the bottom center of the list.) Tap the list owner's avatar in the bottom left to send flowers. My reader ID: Carefree Haha [🌸] I keep cultivation novels on a separate cultivation bookshelf. [🌸] https://h5.if.qidian.com/h5/shar I've tried these books, and they're all great. I used to say that plot and prose came first, but after thinking about it, I realized that what I love most is actually a good plot
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Warning: This story is disturbing. The female lead is mentally unstable. She discovers a spirit stone mine, guarded by only one mortal who has been there for countless years, and even that mortal doesn't know what the spirit stone is. Instead of secretly mining it herself, she insists on negotiating a partnership with several mortals.
The feeling of waiting impatiently and rereading it from the beginning.
What moved me most about this article was its consistent portrayal of characters and settings from beginning to end. From the very beginning, the protagonist's nascent soul was "with its eyes closed". This isn't just a simple visual design; it's a symbol that runs throughout the entire story: he lives entirely in his own world, within his own set of worldviews and values.
Having read over two hundred chapters, I thought the female lead was gradually maturing after encountering some pitfalls, but... She's still so naive. In the early stages, you could see her bravely resisting others' attempts to control her thoughts, but by chapter two hundred, her resistance had turned into her completely ignoring any advice offered.
Is the rest of the story going to be all about the servants' quarters?
As the title suggests... In a world where individual strength reigns supreme, power is everything. If the female protagonist's strength increases, she shouldn't be the one begging others to get a government job; instead, others should be begging her. If she can refine level 6 pills or even higher, she could just boldly tell people she can, and that would be it.
What does this description mean? Does it mean that even after cultivating immortality, one still ends up eating the emperor's grain and confined to the small palace?
Like the previous novel about a poor family, this one features a disgusting family, designed to be as nauseating as possible for the reader. 😌 While others rely on plot, this author goes against the grain, attracting readers by enduring criticism. 👍👍👍👍
On the surface, this book is a fantasy cultivation novel, but at its core, it's a domestic power struggle story. The author gives Hua Changxi so many advantages, but Hua Changxi is only concerned with the power struggles within the Hua family and running around aimlessly, neglecting the management and development of the 100,000 Vermilion Bird Army.
I hope the author doesn't write a bad story, and that Changxi doesn't get brainwashed into becoming a tool for social niceties.
From the moment Changxi was unable to light the white flame, and the old monk said it was because she "didn't take the initiative to do good," the people around her (including those who were kind to her) always said that she "didn't understand human relationships."
There are clearly better options: find a doctor and learn medicine. Once you've mastered it, you can heal the sick, earn money, and escape your family. Instead, you're making yourself suffer. Improving your martial arts skills is the right solution. Go gather herbs yourself; what precious herbs can't you find? Why make yourself suffer like you're wearing a foot binding?
The author's vision influences the characters' stature. These two chapters made me think the author is more suited to writing family power struggles. The character Gu Xing isn't particularly well-developed. Initially, he seemed fearless of imperial power, a remarkable figure who could at least be considered an NPC.