Was there a novel about rebirth like The Advent's Favorite Concubine? A novel that didn't torture the heart, but didn't make people feel too deep?

2024-09-09 16:54

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2024-09-09 18:26

😋I recommend you to read the following novels: 1. "The Reborn Lady is the Empress": The female protagonist traveled to ancient times to become a princess and fought with the real stingy ghost prince. The plot was relaxed and interesting. 2. "Concubine's Guilt": After the female protagonist was reborn, she became a favorite concubine of the palace and fought with various characters. The plot was interesting and not tiring. 3. "The Charming Concubine's Favorite: The Rebirth of the World's Enchantress": After the female protagonist was reborn, she fought for revenge. The image of the peerless enchantress made people's eyes light up. It was written very easily. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Were there any novels in which the male protagonist transmigrated to another world that didn't have thunder, didn't make people feel like their blood was boiling, and didn't feel too fake? Would the Devil Law have lightning?

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2024-09-02 15:06

, let me recommend you a few novels about the male protagonist transmigrating to another world: <<Reborn Immortal Cultivation, I Am King>>-City-Special Art Super Category.> The male protagonist transmigrated to another world to cultivate, but he had to keep a low profile to develop so as not to cause trouble. However, a voice came out of his phone,"A gentleman doesn't have overnight grudges. He'll attack if he doesn't agree!" "Dragon Soar"-Fantasy-Otherworld Continent. The male protagonist, the gaming god, became the king of the Great Han Kingdom in the other world and started a turbulent life. "Di Daughter Sails Up"-Fantasy Romance-Otherworld Continent Category. Her soul had transmigrated into the body of a good-for-nothing woman, but the support of everyone had allowed the ugly woman to rise up and shock the world with a single thought. I hope these recommendations will bring you joy in reading. If you like anything, please come back and tell me. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

Was there a book with a good ending that didn't torture people like " War God's Consort "?

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2024-09-19 14:20

Dear, after reading your requirements, I have two novels to recommend to you ~ The first book was "Concubine Ben Bo Liang", a fantasy novel about a different continent. It was also a sweet story. The main character was the female lead, who had powerful medical skills and a cheat, and lived a leisurely life. Her male lead was a boy who doted on her and loved her like his life. The whole novel was full of warmth and surprise. The ending was also quite perfect ~ The second book was "Your Majesty, Your Majesty". It was an ancient romance novel. Although it was set in the palace, there wasn't much open and secret fighting. Instead, it was filled with relaxed and happy jokes. The love line between the two protagonists was very sweet. There was not much heartbreaking plot from beginning to end. Finally, it was also a perfect ending ~ I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~ If you have any other needs, please feel free to tell me at any time ~

Are there any novels that recommend the rebirth of a modern female protagonist? She didn't want to torture her heart, and she didn't want Xiaobai.

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2024-09-10 22:49

😋I recommend these two novels to you: 1. "Sweet Life Rebirth": The female lead, Tiantian, was reborn. She was reborn when her mother and grandfather were still alive. She wanted to seek justice for her mother and protect her grandfather's family property. She wanted to show off her affection for him. It was too satisfying! His previous life was too bitter, but this life was worthy of its name, and he wanted to be sweet for a lifetime! 2. "Reborn Sweet Wife in 70": Lou Manyue was reborn in the 1970s. She abused scumbags, mistresses, and white lotus sisters. She also had her own warm family life. The author Mu Er Er's writing was not bad! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Why was it that he didn't feel like he was in the novel anymore?

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2024-08-19 11:11

There were many reasons why reading novels didn't feel immersive. The following were some possible factors: 1. Changes in the way people read: With the advancement of science and technology, the way people read is also constantly changing. Nowadays, many people prefer to read novels through electronic devices rather than traditional paper books. This kind of reading method may reduce people's participation because the reading process requires hands-on operation and the reading experience of electronic devices is not as good as paper books. 2. The problem of content selection: Nowadays, the content of novels is getting richer and richer, but they may lack the theme and plot that can resonate with people. Some novels might tell illusory stories or be too commercial and lack true emotional resonance. 3. The growth and experience of the audience: The growth and experience of people will also affect the reading experience. Today's readers may have experienced many setbacks and changes in their lives, so it may be difficult for them to really immerse themselves in the story because they have already experienced similar experiences. 4. The problem of reading time: Some people may be too busy to spend too much time reading novels, which may also cause them to lack immersion. In summary, the reason why there was no sense of immersion in reading novels was due to many factors, including the way of reading, the choice of content, the growth and experience of the audience, and the time spent reading.

Was there a novel that could make one's heart ache? It didn't have to make one cry, but it could make one feel pain?

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2024-09-08 12:44

I recommend "Who Dares to Steal My Beauty". It's an ancient romance novel about business and farming. There are some heart-wrenching plots, but they won't make people cry. For example, the female protagonist is forced to marry someone she doesn't love, and her identity and fate put her in trouble. At the same time, the love entanglement between the male and female protagonists in the book also had a familiar and unfamiliar feeling, and a human love began. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Did you recommend any novels that didn't torture people?

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2024-09-20 14:48

If you're looking for a non-sadistic novel, you can read " I Transmigrated to a Female Channel Fictional ". The plot is humorous and relaxed, without too many plots or heart-wrenching plots. In addition, the short story " Lying in Bed and Falling in Love " was also a suitable non-sadistic novel. I hope you like my recommendation.

Did you recommend any novels that didn't torture people?

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2024-09-16 23:39

😋I strongly recommend the following novels to you: 1. " Evil King's Domineering Pet: The Trash Prince Is Happy ": A favorite novel is not abused, updates are stable at 8 pm every night, and the quality of the pit is guaranteed! 2. [After transmigrating, I will go to the fields with the prince.] 3. "Love in the Prosperous Age, Wandering Princess, Please Keep a Low Profile": Love literature without abuse, strong men and strong women, clean body and mind. 4. " Mysterious Immortal Lord: The Useless Prince Dotes on Cats Too Much ": Love literature without abuse, the male and female protagonists are physically and mentally clean, and they are loyal dogs who are not loyal. 5. " Empress above: My husband obediently let me pamper him ": There is no abuse in the love story. The male and female protagonists are both physically and mentally clean. The plot is relaxed and interesting. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope that you like it. If you have other needs, please continue to ask me.

Why didn't " Ode to the Palace of Great Ming " make people feel like they were Mary Sue?

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2024-09-22 20:23

'Palace Ci of Ming Dynasty' was a historical novel that described the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei. Although this kind of plot was very common in novels, it did not make people feel like Mary Sue because it lacked romantic elements. First of all, Ci of Daming Palace had a real historical background and characters. The characters in the novel all had rich historical backgrounds and personality characteristics. This sense of realism made it easier for people to accept and agree with the plot of the story. Secondly, the story in "Ci of the Palace of Ming" was full of drama and conflict, not just a simple romantic love story. The novel is full of palace struggles, political conspiracies, and life and death farewells. These elements enhance the tension and legibility of the story rather than making people feel like Mary Sue. Finally, the literary style of "Ci of the Great Ming Palace" was beautiful and moving. The writing was delicate and the emotions were sincere. The images of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei in the novel were full of emotions, making it easier for people to resonate and invest in them. Therefore, even though there were romantic elements in " Ci of the Palace of Daming ", it didn't make people feel that it was Mary Sue because it lacked romantic elements. On the contrary, its plot and literary style made it easier for people to accept and recognize it as an excellent historical novel.

Was there a novel where the main character turned into a zombie, but it didn't make people feel depressed after reading it?

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2024-08-31 21:35

😋I suggest you take a look at the two books, Immortality at the Beginning and Zombie Invincibility. The main characters in these two books became zombies and had invincible abilities. There was no depression. I hope my recommendation can help you.

Didn't the female lead make you feel sad and heartbroken? Wasn't it as heart-wrenching as described in novels?

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2024-09-13 19:18

Yes, I think so too. These novels were all selling on the principle of not torturing the body or the heart. They were all sweet pets. If you like this type of novel, I can recommend a list of books for you: "The Supreme Consort of the Fenghua World","Concubine Encounter: Your Highness, Don't Pretend","The Female Supporting Character's Strong Counterattack","The Return of the Tide Mask", and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗