The Noble Lord
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 915k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Only Feel-Good Reads, Though Some Are Abandoned Mid-Story
Feel-good, easygoing stories. I don't read tearjerkers. Work's been so busy lately that I haven't had time to look for books. Sigh.
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Sorry, I Only Read Female-Oriented Fiction
Sharing some of my favorites with everyone.
Completed Historical Romance with Female Leads
Classic historical romance novels with female leads that I've read, loved, and still think about from time to time. They're all complete; I don't like following ongoing series.
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Read from Start to Finish
All about the visuals! The more I read, the more I want to keep reading!!
Savoring Tea and Appreciating Ink
These are all books I’m reading now or have finished, and that I personally enjoy. Mostly historical and classical-style stories, with some urban tales about powerful families and a few other genres mixed in. Feel free to take a look if you like them. If you don’t, please be kind and don’t bash them. That’s all.
Heartwarming Reads I Always Want to Read Again
Lots of different genres.
Great Reborn Stories
I love reading books and will read anything. I never made much of it, never became a great author, and merely wasted ten years. I'm just a girlfriend who loves reading and is actually very naive! This is my world!
Books I Keep Coming Back To
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Isn't it true that royal families like centuries-old aristocratic families should be afraid of their eldest son? Why should they forcefully replace their daughter with a son? Isn't this prince stupid?: Even if you want to take advantage of the family's influence, don't be afraid of the tail being too big. Don't shake it. Generally speaking, royal families in novels are very afraid. If there are many aristocratic families, it can be balanced. If a dynasty is an aristocratic family, it means that it is on the cusp of the storm. Isn't it safer to have an eldest daughter?
Wasn't it said before that Mr. Shi was pregnant? Why is there no more at the back?