
Hu Jia
胡笳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 540k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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I've been reading on Qidian for years, and I especially love novels about transmigration or being reborn. Maybe it's because there are too many things in real life we can't change or undo. But I don't believe transmigrating can turn an ordinary modern person into some kind of god. Ask yourself: if we went back to ancient times, could we really adapt to the rules and thrive? At the very least, it seems impossible for modern-day queens to go back and live happily ever after with just one partner!
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I've noticed that the female protagonists in the author's works are all like goddesses—they don't like to eat, they're aloof, and they treat everyone like guests wherever they go.
Cai Wenji = Cai Yan... Cai Yan's father, Cai Yong...
The story gets a bit contrived later on, and the female lead is essentially replaced. While it's not necessarily true that both characters have to be virgins, why is it that in every novel by this author, the female lead's husband is impure?