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Which books had Jin Shengtan reviewed?

2024-09-13 00:32
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Jin Shengtan (1618 - 1680) was a famous writer, critic, and ideologist in the late Ming Dynasty. He commented on many famous works, including Water Margins, Dream of the Red Chamber, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, etc. Water Margins was one of Jin Shengtan's most famous works. He commented,"This book, this book, is indeed the most wonderful book in history. The reason why people praise this book is because they don't understand the meaning of this book, so they can't understand it. Today's people can't understand it, so they keep praising it. The characters in this book all have their own personalities, strengths and weaknesses. This is the author's deep understanding of people's feelings, so he wrote this book. If the reader can understand the meaning of the book, then it is extraordinary to be able to see through it." "Dream of the Red Chamber" was also one of Jin Shengtan's favorite works. He believed that this book was "the most wondrous book in history. Everyone has a dream, and it must be completed." The characters in this book are all affectionate, righteous, kind, and hateful. This is the author's deep understanding of human nature, so he wrote this book. If the reader can understand human nature, then it is extraordinary to be able to see through this book." Romance of the Three Kingdoms was also one of Jin Shengtan's favorite works. He commented,"This book, this book, is indeed the most wonderful book in history. Everyone has aspirations, everyone has desires, everyone has needs. This is the author's deep understanding of human nature, so he wrote this book. If the reader can understand the meaning of the book, then it is extraordinary to be able to see through it."

Young Master Jin's Beloved

Young Master Jin's Beloved

Terminally ill before even reaching the age of 40, Song Nuanyi awaited a gloomy end. Her death just happened to clash with her son’s wedding. Yet, her children, who she painstakingly raised, her mother-in-law, who she served for so many years, and her husband, who she exchanged vows with to love and cherish forever, none of them noticed her. When they finally discovered her corpse, they simply said, “Just bury it.” Everyone else went on to enjoy the wedding while her funeral was empty with no visitors. No, one person did come. She watched as the person she despised cried his heart out in front of her grave, revealing his love for her. The sorrow in his voice made tears well up in her eyes. When she opened her eyes again, she had returned in time to the day before her wedding. The memories of her past life were still vivid in her mind. She hurried to the race track and found the man to blurt out, “I’m getting married tomorrow. Don’t you want to crash the wedding? Don’t you want to steal me away?” The man was stunned before snickering. “Ms. Song, did you hit your head?” She added insistently, “I’m asking you one last time, are you brave enough to come?” The man did not answer but pulled out a credit card instead. “Ms. Song, if something is wrong with your head, go and have it checked.” She took the card and said, “I’ll take this as your betrothal gift.” Having said that, she left. The man was dumbstruck, as he never expected her to take his card. News of the self-righteous young lady of the Song family seeking out the capital’s number one playboy, Young Master Jin, spread quickly. Someone asked the man what happened, but he just blew a whistle and said, “Come along with me tomorrow. We have a big business to do.” Song Nuanyi was anxious because she did not know when he started liking her in their past life. Would he even show up tomorrow? Character Setting: Song Nuanyi - self-righteous, aloof, noble young lady Wu Chenjin - frivolous, dandy, young master
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(Droped) This Young Master Have Had Enough

(Droped) This Young Master Have Had Enough

“Jin Hai you shameless bastard!” “Jin Hai you dog!” “Can’t you see that goddess Ning doesn’t want to see you, Jin Hai!?” “Jin Hai, go die!” . . . . Jin Hai, the most infamous man in the whole China Federation. At the tender age of 15 he became the laughing-stock of everyone due to his arrogant behavior, lack of talent, lascivious persona and dog licking his fiancée. However, Jin Hai couldn’t care less about what other people said about him. He is simply trying to finish his role in the plot so he can be free from the stupid protagonist and those brainless heroines. And finish he did. After gruesome 20 years of having to pretend once again, Jin Hai finally became free from his role and went to live his life as he wanted. This is a story about a man who was reincarnated as a villain into a novel’s world and followed his role. Now, he is free to do whatever he wants. ----------------------------------------------------------- Hello there! Hi everyone, I’m Kyle_Kingsmaker, a novice author and this is my first book. This is in truth just my side-project and not my main novel, but don’t worry, there will be a chapter once per two days (at least for now; I might post daily after my experiment). I would like to first say a few things: 1- I’m not a native English speaker, so I apologize for any grammar mistakes. If you find any, please point out, I’m grateful in advance; 2- This is a more different story from the rest. How so? I based the world in it with a combination of Shadowrun’s series, our classical Chinese novels and magic instead of our usual cultivation, so please give it a try, you might like it; 3- This is not a fanfic of any existent novel. I did take inspiration from other novels, however this is a completely original novel; 4- Although this novel isn’t my main one, it doesn’t mean I will do any sh*t and upload it to you guys read. No, I will put in effort in this and I hope you can give me your feedback, of course, respecting everyone (me, yourself and the other readers). Also, this novel has some themes that can considered dark, so read at your own discretion. 6- The cover or reference images are not mine. I do not own them in any form or shape and I am only using them with illustrative intent. If you are the owner of any of those images and wish them to be taken down, please message me and I will take them down as soon as possible. ------------ Also, the eaversdrop in this novel is more of a support than a main element. Anyway, here are the tags this novel has: #Action - #Advanced technology - #Cyberpunk - #Comedy - #R18 - #Reincarnation - #"Evil MC" - #Smart MC - #Handsome MC - #Calm MC - #Strong MC - #Beautiful Female Leads - #Strong Female Leads - #Female Leads That Have a Working Head Above Their Shoulders - #Magic - #”Cultivation” - #Business - #Faceslapping - #MC That Uses Logic - #Harem - #Romance - #Dedicated Female Leads - #Romantic Interest Falls in Love First - #Loyal Female Leads - #Chill MC - #Hardworking MC - #Several Races - #Wars - #Organizations - #Yanderes - #Milfs - #Oyakodon - #Gilf - #System - #Eavesdrop -
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