Feng Yin Tian Xia

My favorite plot of this book is when Ji Fengli learns about Hua Zhuyu's gender. I've read it several times, and every time I feel as nervous and happy as if I'm reading it for the first time. All in all, this is one of my favorite books.

Mainly because I like the author's foreshadowing and the portrayal of the protagonist's character in such a way that I wouldn't say he is narcissistic. I particularly like this. Of course, many of the protagonists are mainly handsome guys with different styles. It makes people feel happy!

Comment: At the beginning, Chuezi wrote about the battle between the two armies. There was one person who made people think that they should be remembered at first glance. His name was Ying Shuxie. He was unparalleled in his grace and martial arts. He would not have been stabbed, and he should not have died that night. However, with such strong martial arts and grace, he was actually injured by the opponent's general who was far less powerful than him, and he died of his injuries that night. To be honest, I didn't believe that he would die at first, not to mention, when I read the follow-up article that the emperor of the Southern Dynasties wanted to marry the third princess to him, I suddenly realized that such an outstanding person must have chosen to "die" because of the marriage. I believed that he was not dead, and he must not be dead. Later, he was not dead as expected, and there was another dispute. The first chapter of the text begins with a visual description of a life of a woman, a life that begins with her vision, a mixture of joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. She experienced absurd things in the world. She was frightened and drank poisoned wine on her wedding night. Then she received an imperial edict to marry in the Northern Dynasty. Then her "husband" gave her a divorce note before she took off her hijab. It is a very short article, but it can make people feel the sadness of women at that time, the "coldness" of the imperial power, and the "rules" of officialdom. Then Hua Zhuyu had an accident on her way to "marriage on behalf of others", and Jinse got into trouble for her. She also vaguely realized that this was a conspiracy, as if she was in a chess game, and she was a pawn in it. In this accident, Hua Zhuyu met her marriage partner. Xiao Yin was an outstanding man as famous as Ying Shuxie, but he didn't pay much attention to Hua Zhuyu, so Hua Zhuyu was sent to the red tent, met with the provocation of the drunken general, and then used a letter to force him back. The entanglement starts from this moment, and the sadness that pervades the whole text is enough to reverse the current. It is not an exaggeration to say that it has twists and turns, and a thousand twists and turns. When I first saw Hua Zhuyu and Xiao Yin getting along, I already believed that they would be together, and I didn't even doubt it when the others slowly appeared later. But I never thought that Ji Fengli, a man who seemed to be aloof, arrogant and extremely smart from the beginning, was the man who Hua Zhuyu married and then divorced her, would be the one who would accompany Hua Zhuyu throughout his life. There are many people appearing in the article, and many people leaving the scene. The entanglements between the characters can definitely be described as a checkerboard setting, with endless criss-crossings. I like stories that look hazy but are actually orderly. Feng Yin Tian Xia may be one of them. Book reviewer: He Yuanqian

The heroine has a princess by her side, the maid is a princess, her good sisters are princesses, she is a princess, and her grandma is a princess. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, all the princesses in the front gathered together.

This book is written by Xiao Yin, but in the end the male protagonist is not him. I was also drunk.

Why is it that the male protagonist is not Xiao Yin and I don't want Ji Fengli to be the male protagonist at all?

The plot in the first half was so intertwined and fascinating that I couldn't help but want to read the next part. The middle part was a bit confusing and I was confused and confused. However, after careful review, the latter part was still very good. The most important thing is that the ending was satisfying to me.

Before she got married, she had expectations for him. This was a foreshadowing laid by the author, indicating that they were destined; Her destiny has been arranged since she was born. She has no right to decide anything and can only follow the path paved for her by others; She looks strong, but who knows what kind of fragile person is wrapped in the strong shell; He, an abandoned son, had been abandoned since he was a child, but he did not surrender. Since Huangfu Wuxiang was abandoned, then he would become Ji Fengli and become the prime minister; Everyone only saw Ji Fengli's beauty, but never heard of Huangfu Wuxiang's pain; He and she share the same bitterness and unwillingness, but they can only bear it silently, because the person who caused all this is the person who once gave them life; She loves him and protects the country, so he will be protected by her; He loves her, even if he thinks she is a man, he will not care. If the sleeve is broken, then cut it off. If you fall in love, you can't let her go; Love, regardless of identity, status, gender, encounter, or life.

I'm not that slow at reading! I first discovered this book in the library and read the paper version at first. It's been a long time since I've finished reading a book. This is my first one this year. At first, I thought Hua Zhuyu would have a love-hate relationship with Xiao Yin, but unexpectedly, she ended up with Ji Fengli. When Xiao Yin lost his memory, I kept wondering, how could you forget her? She is your future wife, how could you forget her? Remember it! Xiao Yin also used up his inner strength to remember her. Oh my God, this must be true love. It's a pity that all the fates play tricks on people. Hua Zhuyu finally left Xiao Yin and returned to the Southern Dynasties. Only Xiao Yin was left. I don't know what his ending will be. The character Dou Qianjin appeared a bit unexpectedly. At first, I thought that Hanhan could get engaged to Hua Zhuyu, but in the end, he turned out to be Hua Zhuyu's cousin! There is actually an engagement! Fortunately, he didn't talk much, otherwise I would have felt sorry for such a silent man. Huangfu Wushuang is the most pitiable and the most heart-wrenching one. The final description of Huangfu Wushuang is simply great! The shared memories between the two of them and their efforts to push Hua Zhuyu back but she fell off the cliff. I think that scene is the most touching one described. This feeling is endless for me as a reader. It is really distracting! Then there is Ji Fengli. I hated this guy at first. He drugged Hua Zhuyu and Jinse was humiliated. When I wanted to give up the idea of Hua Zhuyu and Xiao Yin being together, I actually pushed Hua Zhuyu away. Alas, Ji Fengli This guy has a boring temperament, he is simply a gentle and elegant man with a dark side. How could he have had so many troubles with Hua Zhuyu? Well, I admit that in the end they were quite good, at least they were truly sincere towards Hua Zhuyu. Finally, there is the heroine Hua Qiuyu. This person is the most handsome, powerful on the battlefield, with divine piano skills, both men and women, brave and loyal, and has the most identities. Miss Hua Jiayu, Silver-faced Shura Yingshu Xie, eunuch Xiaobaoer, Moguo princess Mu? . The experience was also very magical. She had Pingtai Ankang as her four best friends, Dan Hong who was obsessed with her, and her considerate maid Jin Se. Later she met Xiao Yin, Huangfu Wushuang, Ji Fengli, and Dou Qianjin, four people who wanted to marry her. I was still thinking that if Xiao Yin knew earlier that she was not his sister, they would definitely be together. After all, this is the first time Hua Zhuyu has been truly attracted to her here. It seems so, I don't know, but it's a pity anyway! The identity of her grandmother was revealed in a very surprising way! There are also Rong Luo and Ah Gui, which are perfectly connected to the previous chapters. The extra is full of humor and finally has a very warm and cute ending! It's been a while since I've finished reading a novel. There's a lot of nonsense, hehe!

It started well, but when I read it, I thought the male protagonist was Xiao. I went to the end out of curiosity and saw that the female protagonist ended up being Ji instead of Xiao, so I decided to abandon the story.