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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Meifen is a seductress--an assassin with flexibility. She finds purpose in being a shadow for her empire, especially during the times of war that have befallen. Her next mission should be easy: rescue Xia Zengguang, a young man whose intelligence is so immeasurable that his General is pinning all his hopes on him. He's thought to be the key to winning the war. Having fallen into the enemy's hands, he's endured years of torture and has had his mind broken.
When Meifen encounters him, he's a whisper of his former self. A broken genius, she finds no hope within him. Screaming, crying, kicking--he hardly looks like he's destined for greatness.
Love and pain is the treacherous path Meifen must walk in order to see him rise as the Yulong.
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Of the Dragon General novels so far, I think this one is one of the best written. The author has improved significantly in her writing. The story is also good and doesn't lose to Xuanlong at all (Xuanlong is still my favorite, though, but take your pick; they're both good). Both the female and male lead are a dynamic duo, and I love them both. I'm so glad the author made them something of their own. I think we've all seen some authors write new books with characters that are nothing new from the old characters, and you can't help but compare them. Thankfully, this isn't the case at all in this book. I just keep thinking about when they will all finally be able to meet.
