
Cherished Daughter
宠女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 772k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Books I Followed Back Then
Let's look back at how many books I've read. Some aren't even on Qidian. I've bought the published editions, too. Authors, when are you going to sign a copy for me? Better yet, could the protagonist sign it? *^_^* PS: Some are out of print, and I lent a few to people who lost them, so I still can't complete my collection T_T
Faint Moonlight, Rivers Flow Like Fire
A reading list is a way to keep track of books. Everyone has their own tastes.
Great Novels
All kinds of stories, mostly female-oriented fiction. No simplistic writing, logical plots, distinct characters, and sensible heroines who aren't melodramatic or affected. Some are complete, others are ongoing. Updated from time to time~😘
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.
If You Like It, That's All That Matters
Mostly quick transmigration, with the occasional world-hopping story. No modern romance.
You Won’t Regret Reading These: They’ll Open Your Eyes
All excellent books, currently covering sci-fi, history, romance, urban fiction, and military fiction. I only recommend books I've read, and only those that I've read and found distinctive. Of all the books with distinctive qualities, I recommend only the ones I personally like. This list could feature anything except wuxia and cultivation, so stay tuned.
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Where is my beloved daughter?
Judging from the title, you can tell it was written to cater to certain current tastes, but it's so unpopular... Hehe.
I've read up to chapter twelve. This family is insane. The poor servants are busy changing the floor tiles every day. The masters keep breaking them. What's the author's particular hobby? Why do they have such a grudge against floor tiles? Most people write about breaking a teacup or a table. But this family is constantly breaking floor tiles.
Everything was great until the ending, which was a little disappointing. I was hoping to see them living happily ever after in ancient times...