Feng Ying Comes Empty-handed
About This Novel
Dong Shixiu, the founding king of the Eastern Dynasty, kept his love and promises, and made seven of his generals kings. He even split the land and divided power, laying the foundation for unrest for future generations. The seven generals who were crowned kings were Huang Ti, Jing Jing Yuan, Feng Ji, Bai Yima, Hua Jingtai, Feng Duying, and Nan Pian Yue. Dong Shixiu formed a sworn alliance with them, conquered the world, and established the Eastern Dynasty Empire. Mentioning the eight of them, people in future generations will yearn for and praise them. Such a grand event of conquering and sharing the world together will never be seen again in future generations. What's more, there is one woman among the eight - Feng Duying, the only female general among the seven generals and the only queen among the seven kings. Later generations are curious, what kind of woman can stand shoulder to shoulder with the seven, and what kind of beauty can overwhelm the founding heroes and famous generals? That's the stuff of legends!
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Between Dong Shixiu, Fengji, Jiuyao and Feng Duying, it could be that the helplessness of troubled times is caught in a strange combination of circumstances, so they all fall in love but cannot love each other. They are all truly heartbreaking... It's just that the ending is a little hasty. Jiu Yao has just let go of his heart, but Feng Duying's death is approaching. It's really sad, especially when Jiu Yao sits on the blue bird and shouts at the top of his lungs outside the cave. From the time after Jiuyao took away the Wind King to the death of the Wind King, there was too little ink, and there was almost no response to the death of the Wind King from the other brothers, so the ending felt shortcomings... Also, I really don't understand why Lord Qinghui Jiuyao appeared in the Lingxiao Palace with his back turned, and why he was placed side by side with the Eight Founding Kings. It doesn't feel very scientific... From the Eight Kings of the East to the White Wind and the Black Breath, to the famous general Qiu Yiting who unified the world, the divisions and reunions spanned hundreds of years. On the whole, it is a quite magnificent historical picture, and although the three major stories are relatively independent, they are in the same vein to a certain extent. The foreshadowing and transition between each other are handled very well! Qing Lingyue, I like your writing style and narrative techniques, come on! Looking forward to your new work~
Let's test the world, the orchid is shining brightly, the moon is bright, the wind and shadow are in the sky
I read Qia Shi Tian Xia first. I liked the author's storyline better and admired the author's grand layout. Later, I watched Lan Yin Biyue again, and there was laughter, but sometimes I felt desolate for Lan Qi, and felt a little sorry for Ning Lang. The last book I read was very sad. Feng Duying actually lived a very tiring life. These three books are really good. They are a unified story, with ups and downs and connections. For example, the part about Feng Ying coming to destroy Beihai is reflected in Lan Yinbiyue's Dongming Island. Qing Lengyue is my favorite author, bar none.
Even though the descendants of Fengji and Fengying are together in the world, it still can't make up for my regret that Fengji and the others couldn't be together.
Feelings of re-reading
1 In those past times, Feng Duying's hidden scars cannot be healed by Fengji, because they are both people who have come from that era, and they all have indelible wounds in each other's hearts. Moreover, given their personalities, they are not suitable after all! A few years ago, I have been regretting and grieving the ending of my fourth brother and my seventh sister. I still regret it now, but suddenly I feel that Jiuyao is more suitable for Feng Duying, who has despaired of life, than Toyoshiro.
Let's test the world, Phoenix Shadow comes in the air
After reading it, I still can't help but compare Xiaobai and Ah Ying. On origin: Aying is a wandering orphan, with only her brothers to depend on. She suffered a lot when she was a child. Although Er Xiaobai is a descendant of A Ying, she is indeed a princess of a country with a brother who loves her and parents who love her. Therefore, Xiaobai is actually much happier than Aying. On peach blossoms: Both of them are beautiful and beautiful, and both have many admirers. But he really regards them as the most important thing in his heart. A Ying Youdong began to cultivate, Fengji, Jiuyuan. Xiaobai has Xiaohei, Jiurong (Dynasty, Yu Wuyuan, Xiao Xuekong, Yan Yingzhou... They have others who are better than Xiaobai). When it comes to choices, Aying gave up love and chose to preserve Jiuyao. Perhaps she didn't want to have any more regrets in her heart. And Xiaobai gave up the world and chose Xiaohei, which eventually became a good story. If given a choice, Ah Ying might also want to be a romantic woman, eat when she wants, sleep when she wants, be free and easy, sing on lotuses, dance in the wind, and finally rob her sweetheart and wander around the world. But she couldn't. She had too many innocent dead souls on her hands, and even the life of her own brother. She knew that her sins were serious, and death might be the best relief, but she couldn't, because she couldn't make those she loved and those who loved her sad, so she kept suffering like this. He has a deep love for Fengda, but he still can't let go of the guilt-ridden person. Finally, he and Jiu Yao finally got married, but they were immersed in hatred and could not let go. So no matter which one he faces, it is always a presence that makes Ah Ying sad. I felt sad when I saw Ah Ying holding the sword in the back. That was the source of her pain and her only remaining hope. In fact, if she and Fenji had lowered their heads a little, or he had been braver, the results might have been completely different, and in the end it would just be regrettable. In fact, I think the most pitiable thing about Aying is that she can only walk forward with her head held high, killing people and killing Buddhas. She has no choice but to look back, let alone let go of her pride. So this hurt the people around her, and also hurt herself, and then there was nothing more.
The story is very touching, I cried several times while reading it! The eldest brother loves the fourth sister very much, but the fourth brother doesn't see why he loves the fourth sister! The most regrettable thing is that His Highness Jiu has been in love with the heroine for so long. He used three identities to surround her and endured many hardships, even costing the lives of the entire clan. By some strange combination of circumstances, they finally got married, but they were still separated by the hatred of genocide. They fell in love too quickly and the hatred came too suddenly. As a result, both parties remained a couple in name only until death. What a pity! I love Jiuyou the most, and I have always hoped that they can put aside their differences and join hands as soon as possible to become a truly loving couple, but in the end it ended like this! After reading it for a long time, I still felt brooding and couldn't let go!
When did the Wind King have a child?
I want to know who will inherit the throne after King Feng dies. Isn't it said that Feng Xiyun is a descendant of King Feng? However, this book does not mention when King Feng had a child, so I don't understand...
I like it and test the world, and hope to make it into a TV series. I feel that it is more domineering than Feng Qiu Huang, and it is also a Machiavellian woman and a strong man.
Alas, that blood-devouring phoenix has been so miserable all his life, killing his loved ones with his own hands and not being able to love them. It hurts so much.
I don't understand how Feng Duying gave birth to a child
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Official(86)Scraped 21d ago
Between Dong Shixiu, Fengji, Jiuyao and Feng Duying, it could be that the helplessness of troubled times is caught in a strange combination of circumstances, so they all fall in love but cannot love each other. They are all truly heartbreaking... It's just that the ending is a little hasty. Jiu Yao has just let go of his heart, but Feng Duying's death is approaching. It's really sad, especially when Jiu Yao sits on the blue bird and shouts at the top of his lungs outside the cave. From the time after Jiuyao took away the Wind King to the death of the Wind King, there was too little ink, and there was almost no response to the death of the Wind King from the other brothers, so the ending felt shortcomings... Also, I really don't understand why Lord Qinghui Jiuyao appeared in the Lingxiao Palace with his back turned, and why he was placed side by side with the Eight Founding Kings. It doesn't feel very scientific... From the Eight Kings of the East to the White Wind and the Black Breath, to the famous general Qiu Yiting who unified the world, the divisions and reunions spanned hundreds of years. On the whole, it is a quite magnificent historical picture, and although the three major stories are relatively independent, they are in the same vein to a certain extent. The foreshadowing and transition between each other are handled very well! Qing Lingyue, I like your writing style and narrative techniques, come on! Looking forward to your new work~
Let's test the world, the orchid is shining brightly, the moon is bright, the wind and shadow are in the sky
I read Qia Shi Tian Xia first. I liked the author's storyline better and admired the author's grand layout. Later, I watched Lan Yin Biyue again, and there was laughter, but sometimes I felt desolate for Lan Qi, and felt a little sorry for Ning Lang. The last book I read was very sad. Feng Duying actually lived a very tiring life. These three books are really good. They are a unified story, with ups and downs and connections. For example, the part about Feng Ying coming to destroy Beihai is reflected in Lan Yinbiyue's Dongming Island. Qing Lengyue is my favorite author, bar none.
Even though the descendants of Fengji and Fengying are together in the world, it still can't make up for my regret that Fengji and the others couldn't be together.
Feelings of re-reading
1 In those past times, Feng Duying's hidden scars cannot be healed by Fengji, because they are both people who have come from that era, and they all have indelible wounds in each other's hearts. Moreover, given their personalities, they are not suitable after all! A few years ago, I have been regretting and grieving the ending of my fourth brother and my seventh sister. I still regret it now, but suddenly I feel that Jiuyao is more suitable for Feng Duying, who has despaired of life, than Toyoshiro.
Let's test the world, Phoenix Shadow comes in the air
After reading it, I still can't help but compare Xiaobai and Ah Ying. On origin: Aying is a wandering orphan, with only her brothers to depend on. She suffered a lot when she was a child. Although Er Xiaobai is a descendant of A Ying, she is indeed a princess of a country with a brother who loves her and parents who love her. Therefore, Xiaobai is actually much happier than Aying. On peach blossoms: Both of them are beautiful and beautiful, and both have many admirers. But he really regards them as the most important thing in his heart. A Ying Youdong began to cultivate, Fengji, Jiuyuan. Xiaobai has Xiaohei, Jiurong (Dynasty, Yu Wuyuan, Xiao Xuekong, Yan Yingzhou... They have others who are better than Xiaobai). When it comes to choices, Aying gave up love and chose to preserve Jiuyao. Perhaps she didn't want to have any more regrets in her heart. And Xiaobai gave up the world and chose Xiaohei, which eventually became a good story. If given a choice, Ah Ying might also want to be a romantic woman, eat when she wants, sleep when she wants, be free and easy, sing on lotuses, dance in the wind, and finally rob her sweetheart and wander around the world. But she couldn't. She had too many innocent dead souls on her hands, and even the life of her own brother. She knew that her sins were serious, and death might be the best relief, but she couldn't, because she couldn't make those she loved and those who loved her sad, so she kept suffering like this. He has a deep love for Fengda, but he still can't let go of the guilt-ridden person. Finally, he and Jiu Yao finally got married, but they were immersed in hatred and could not let go. So no matter which one he faces, it is always a presence that makes Ah Ying sad. I felt sad when I saw Ah Ying holding the sword in the back. That was the source of her pain and her only remaining hope. In fact, if she and Fenji had lowered their heads a little, or he had been braver, the results might have been completely different, and in the end it would just be regrettable. In fact, I think the most pitiable thing about Aying is that she can only walk forward with her head held high, killing people and killing Buddhas. She has no choice but to look back, let alone let go of her pride. So this hurt the people around her, and also hurt herself, and then there was nothing more.
The story is very touching, I cried several times while reading it! The eldest brother loves the fourth sister very much, but the fourth brother doesn't see why he loves the fourth sister! The most regrettable thing is that His Highness Jiu has been in love with the heroine for so long. He used three identities to surround her and endured many hardships, even costing the lives of the entire clan. By some strange combination of circumstances, they finally got married, but they were still separated by the hatred of genocide. They fell in love too quickly and the hatred came too suddenly. As a result, both parties remained a couple in name only until death. What a pity! I love Jiuyou the most, and I have always hoped that they can put aside their differences and join hands as soon as possible to become a truly loving couple, but in the end it ended like this! After reading it for a long time, I still felt brooding and couldn't let go!
When did the Wind King have a child?
I want to know who will inherit the throne after King Feng dies. Isn't it said that Feng Xiyun is a descendant of King Feng? However, this book does not mention when King Feng had a child, so I don't understand...
I like it and test the world, and hope to make it into a TV series. I feel that it is more domineering than Feng Qiu Huang, and it is also a Machiavellian woman and a strong man.
Alas, that blood-devouring phoenix has been so miserable all his life, killing his loved ones with his own hands and not being able to love them. It hurts so much.
I don't understand how Feng Duying gave birth to a child
