Have you ever read a Chinese novel? Or at least been curious about them? Maybe you're just looking for something good to read?
Check out this compilation of original and translated Chinese novel recommendations.
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Do you want to have purple eyes? Hu Zi has one pair, but to her, those are just ornaments... She is blind.
She met her teacher that taught her how to control and 'feel' the winds. Making her able to walk by herself.
One night, she opened her eyes, only to SEE all of her family, even her playful teacher, no longer there.
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Waking up in the morning, seeing a boy sleeping peacefully beside her, smiling as he opened his eyes. Yet, on the wrist of his right hand was an identical crest to the one who killed her entire family. The imperial family's dragon patterned crest.
"They say that you are a true flying tiger. But not to me. In my eyes, you are a woman, my woman," claimed the prince that was stuck in his nine-year-old body, despite already being a thirty-year-old man.
Cover, maps, and media in this book were made by the Author.
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I absolutely love, love, love this book. This is the kind of read I had been waiting for on Wattpad. Something with not just romance, but also family, friendship, magic, and palace intrigue. Because there are over a hundred chapters, I read chapter after chapter, and I just couldn't put it down. The author has such a vivid imagination that I was engrossed into her world.
Although the main character is Hu Zi, it's not just about her. The other characters also get a spotlight so we also get to see their lives playing out. Because of this, we learn that not all characters are what they seem. There are almost no flat characters here. Whenever I thought I had a character all figured out and knew exactly how to feel about them, the author would drop their point of view and show that not everything is as it seems. I both love her for this and loathe her, because now I don't know who to hate anymore. I love all of them.
As for the Male Lead, I absolutely love him. At first, I was a little apprehensive, but that quickly went away the more I read on. He is totally worth the read.
