One Big Happy Concubine-Born Family
庶庶一家亲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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I used to read a lot of historical romance, but sadly I've forgotten most of it. I'll organize those books when I have time. Right now I'm playing Honor of Kings, so I'm busy. I've come up with a rating system: heavenly grass, good grass, dry grass, poisonous grass, and water grass. If you'd like to recommend a book, keep in mind that I have a few dealbreakers: 1. No harem or womanizer stories. 2. No reckless golden fingers, double standards, characters with no moral compass or twisted values.
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I read six chapters and still couldn't figure out who the female lead was?
Seeing this, I felt it was all a jumbled mess, with no sense of hierarchy and chaotic relationships among the characters; I couldn't bear to continue reading.
This is the first book that left a deep impression on me. I've been researching it, and the first volume mainly tells the story of the female protagonist scheming to escape a terrible marriage arranged by her family.
It's written similarly to "The Story of a Concubine's Daughter," always trying to highlight something but never quite managing to. I only read a few chapters and found it hard to continue.
My IQ isn't high enough to understand many parts. 😭