
The Ming Princess of My Household
我家的大明郡主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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See allShanmao’s Qidian Book Recommendations
From 2006 to the present, Shancat's history is the history of recommending books.
A Veteran Bookworm's List
After reading for so many years, you’ve got to share the good ones
Books I've Read Recently
Good reads, in a reading slump, toxic reads, finished
An Old Hand Reads: Fewer and Fewer Books
A seasoned veteran reader. I only recommend the good stuff I'm currently willing to follow.
I've Read So Many Great Books, Yet I Can't Even Remember Their Titles. Your Name…
Beloved books
Recommendations for Books That Keep You Hooked and Frustrated
The good news: the book is great. The bad news: it's been abandoned or updates at a snail's pace. I'm not afraid of getting stuck in a dead-end book, just of having nothing to read. So, really, won't you check out these recommendations from an old reader?
Putting Twelve Years of Favorites on Display
My personal favorites
For Seasoned Readers
Underrated or overlooked books that are still worth reading.
Great Books with High-IQ, Brain-Teasing Plots and Logical Storylines
Great plot-driven books, one book per author so I can remember every writer I like
Recommended Reading List
I wouldn't recommend them to you, anyway.
A Youthful Melody
My all-time favorites.
Books I've Read More Than Twice
Books I’ve read more than twice
The Cheeky Saint and the Veteran Cultivator
Your Majesty, Your Majesty, the old hand Gu Zhenren has come to pay his respects.
Recommend Me Something Similar
Classics in my heart
Top Urban Fiction: Come Take a Look If You Like Realistic Fantasy
Over the years, I've read plenty of books that suited my tastes. I've forgotten the titles of many older ones, so here are some I'm following now or that left a particularly deep impression on me.
My Exclusive Mix
I love what I love
A Few Transmigration Novels
Written by several veteran authors.
A Feast of Great Reads, Recommended by a Veteran Bookworm
Anime, urban fiction, otherworld adventures, and more. It's a mixed bag, so there's something for everyone... Updated from time to time.
A Little Squirrel Who Loves Collecting Books!
A collection of great books.
Battle Through the Heavens
Xianxia.
Favorites
A chance to find hidden gems! Let's support new books with fresh and original ideas, and authors who have the perseverance to keep going. Honestly, a web novelist who keeps writing even when their numbers aren't great is showing real ability, courage, and character. Books by people like that usually aren't bad. These are books and authors I admire... Also, the ratings on this list are just my personal opinions. I haven't finished some of them, so those ratings are based on what I've read so far.
Nan Fang Jiatong's Reading List
A collection of books I like, reflecting my personal reading tastes! I've been reading for ten years. The downside of being uneducated is that when I want to write a thoughtful, accessible review of a book, I can't manage a long review. All I can say is, “It's good!”
Top Picks: A Reading List from a 20-Year Bookworm
Some good books I've read over the past 20 years. No brainless wish-fulfillment stories.
Great Plot-Driven Reads
A pot of clear tea, pages of yellowed books turning, Legends of the Dao come to rest, heroes arise, strong enough to hold up the sky alone! Red sleeves bring fragrance, leaning drunkenly against a little tower beneath the moon, Watching love and partings unfold, seeing peerless talent and grace that have endured for a thousand years! There was a time when story-driven novels like The Purple River, Tales of the Elegy, A Private's Legend, A World of Mercenaries, The Hero's Will, Blasphemy, Sword
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Praise the pig, talk about the merits of the book "Princess".
I've seen many netizens who are dismissive of this book, thinking it's just a simplistic, feel-good novel, not as enjoyable and smooth as those written by established authors, and that the author has lost his touch. I don't quite agree with that. I've been reading online novels for over ten years now.
Old Pig is still alive and has promised to continue updating the story of Princess, credibility 15%.
[Comment] Signing in!
The immersion is excellent! The plot flows smoothly and engagingly – a great book! Some reviews mentioned a possible bad ending, so be careful!
What happened to all those amazing writers from the earliest days of Qidian? Did they all change careers or something, leaving behind legends and unfinished stories before just walking away? It seems like the online literature industry is growing bigger and bigger, but honestly, the writing quality is actually declining. It's filled with too many mindless, simplistic novels, and assembly-line feel-good stories everywhere. Not to mention, copying and pasting combined with plagiarism is rampant.
I checked Lao Zhu's homepage and found he's following another book. I'm speechless. We've all been waiting for so many years, and he still hasn't updated his own book?
Writing for seven or eight years is perfectly normal. But Old Pig, I'm already in the late stages of cancer; I don't know if I'll live to see the day you update again. I hope we live long enough for a thousand chapters to be a reality.
This pig spends all day reading other people's books online, but never updates its own.
[Comment] May I offer a small suggestion?
The word "" (lai zhe, meaning "coming from here") appears too frequently in the book, and it feels a bit off after a while. Could the author perhaps reduce its usage? Also, I really enjoyed *Battle Armor*; the premise is quite good. I really like the book. Will the author be able to finish it in their lifetime? In any case, whether the author continues updating or not, even a vague response would be helpful, at least letting me know that the author still cares about this book.
Which political and legal committee can arrest this swindler, Lao Zhu? He's completely forgotten he's been in Tianjin for eight years.
Old Pig, please give yourself and your readers an explanation.
If this book is going to end here, please give an official statement. It's been four years since the last update of this book. I hope the author can be more responsible to himself, to the work, and to the readers. Even if Xiao Dingjiang runs out of talent, at least his work will have a bad ending. Old Pig, you and Xiao Ding are authors from roughly the same era.