
A Cannon Fodder's Life in the Red Chamber
红楼炮灰生涯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 992k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Young Lady’s Reading List
Books that keep readers turning the pages. I grew up reading books from my grandfather's study, like The Hu Family Generals, The Yang Family Generals, Tai Chi Master, Investiture of the Gods, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Historical fiction, wuxia, and myths and legends are my favorites. In middle school, when the girls in my class were reading Qiong Yao and Xi Juan, I was reading Jin Yong. I didn't fit in with the girls, but I didn't have much in common
Mulan's Gold and Stone Pavilion
This list hadn’t been updated in ages. I suddenly realized that I’d lost track of so many books!!! Books of all kinds are collected here. Feel free to browse. If you find something you like, please give it a thumbs-up to show your support. I’ll pin books from time to time based on their number of likes! Quick transmigration stories, or similar ones. I’m really into them lately. Quick transmigration seems to have evolved from infinite-flow novels. I think the male-oriented version is called infi
I Think About a Lot, So I Read a Little of Everything
A little of everything. Since the people making recommendations have all sorts of tastes, the books are pretty varied too. But everything here is something I think is good.
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The Lin family is supposed to be a scholarly family, so how could they name their eldest daughter Lin Zhaodi? It's so jarring, it feels like stepping back into the 70s or 80s 😂
They really killed the female lead! 😰😰
Once you see that the two sisters are going to participate in a talent show, don't bother watching anymore; it's not worth wasting your money.
I've always admired those who write fanfiction based on classic works; it requires a thorough understanding of the classics and a wildly imaginative mind.
The beginning of this book was well-written, allowing me to see the ending. However, the book started to fall apart from the time the emperor was born. Later on, the female lead got married to another woman, which was unreasonable because she compromised with a woman who didn't seem to have any brains. I felt that the money I spent on the later parts was not worth it.
Sigh, so this is the ending. Well, it's for the best; he came into this world innocent and left without any regrets. A good book, offering a unique perspective on human nature; I learned a lot. The author truly put in a lot of effort; I've learned so much, a truly heartfelt work.
Being schemed against and frustrated all the way, the female protagonist seems very remarkable, but in reality, when facing Grandmother Jia, Jia Baoyu, and Lady Wang, she feels nothing but frustration.
A good article that can make you feel even worse. A piece of writing that expresses the deepest frustration...
Z's writing is terrible; the summary is practically falling apart, the ending is too rushed, and it feels like the later parts are just forced and unfinished.
I haven't read the book yet, but I'm checking the comments first. Luckily, these aren't my style, so I won't waste my time. Since I like Lin Daiyu, I won't read anything that's unfriendly towards her, to avoid criticizing the author.