Soo's Storm

It is recommended to write in vernacular. This kind of language that is close to classical Chinese is too niche and seems a bit difficult.

I can't understand it at all

Everything is good. I like the heroine's strong and domineering nature. She has a kind heart. She can turn her hands into clouds and rain. There is only one paragraph about the male protagonist's backyard. Several female concubines got pregnant and the male protagonist got pregnant and they were dismissed. I feel a little unworthy of the heroine. If you are capable, don't sleep with her. Sleep together. If you are capable, don't let her get pregnant. She got pregnant and got pregnant one by one. I don't like this dark history of the male protagonist. This article is very good. I just don't like this paragraph. Personal opinion.

Oh, let me go. It's really hard to read this vernacular text.

If you can't understand it, it means your Chinese needs to be strengthened

It's nice to read, but it makes me tired to read classical Chinese.

Modern people are used to reading vernacular texts. They are not used to reading this type of text. They find it difficult to read and do not want to continue reading. It has nothing to do with anything else.

After reading a little bit, I personally feel that if I want to write classical Chinese, I would just use classical Chinese. The mixture of half-literary and half-white makes it very uncomfortable. It's not that I can't understand it, it just feels weird...

I have a low IQ and cannot read classical Chinese. . .

I have a low IQ and this book seems confusing to me.