Half Book of Floating Clouds.2
by Li Weiqi
About This Novel
During the prosperous Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, Pei Yun, a student of Zhang Jiuling, passed the imperial examination and was appointed by the emperor as Tanhua Lang. During the naming banquet where he was proud of the spring breeze, he witnessed scenes of bizarre things happening one after another - a red sandalwood harp that can blind people, chrysanthemum wine that can extend life, a fengsheng wood that can see the past... From the prime minister to the market luther player, from the elegant Jinshi to the cold Jin Wuwei, the mysterious vegetation touches the hearts of all people, and also hides the mystery of the young Pei Yun's life experience.
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Official(41)Scraped 2mo ago
This book is really great! I don't really like reading BG novels, but I really like the characters of every girl in them, hahaha, and Ye Kengran and Pei Yun are also very cute.
Chapter 8: It started out sweet, but then turned out to be cruel. The girl finally let go of the person she loved, fell in love with the person who loved her deeply, and eventually lost him.
I read the physical book and really enjoyed it. The story of this book is very compact, interlocking and coherent. The concept is very clever, and you will feel a sense of joy when you see it at the end. I love this book. (●'◡'●)ﾉ❤
Why is Li Weiwen a minor supporting character? Why does Ye Qiangran not like Qiyin? Why are almost all the endings of the book tragic? Pei Yun and Zhu Jingsi are together. Can a pig-killer have Li Weiwen? Those who should be together should not be together, and those who should not be together should not be together. You just got together. No wonder your book is not as popular as Yashe. It's because Mao Zhang Jiuling was so face-conscious when he was young and missed Li Yuer. The first few chapters were about the magical power of plants and trees, but the last few chapters directly turned to the revenge plan. It has nothing to do with the title of the chapter.
Zhang Xiang is my male god
I like Zhang Jiuling the most
The boy who likes me.
Chapter 6: The elder sister always loves the younger brother. Although the younger brother behaves awkwardly, why doesn't he love his elder sister?
Chapter 7, this brotherhood of laughter and tears
Chapter 4 is a poignant miss. Alas, I feel sorry for you, Prime Minister
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Official(41)Scraped 2mo ago
This book is really great! I don't really like reading BG novels, but I really like the characters of every girl in them, hahaha, and Ye Kengran and Pei Yun are also very cute.
Chapter 8: It started out sweet, but then turned out to be cruel. The girl finally let go of the person she loved, fell in love with the person who loved her deeply, and eventually lost him.
I read the physical book and really enjoyed it. The story of this book is very compact, interlocking and coherent. The concept is very clever, and you will feel a sense of joy when you see it at the end. I love this book. (●'◡'●)ﾉ❤
Why is Li Weiwen a minor supporting character? Why does Ye Qiangran not like Qiyin? Why are almost all the endings of the book tragic? Pei Yun and Zhu Jingsi are together. Can a pig-killer have Li Weiwen? Those who should be together should not be together, and those who should not be together should not be together. You just got together. No wonder your book is not as popular as Yashe. It's because Mao Zhang Jiuling was so face-conscious when he was young and missed Li Yuer. The first few chapters were about the magical power of plants and trees, but the last few chapters directly turned to the revenge plan. It has nothing to do with the title of the chapter.
Zhang Xiang is my male god
I like Zhang Jiuling the most
The boy who likes me.
Chapter 6: The elder sister always loves the younger brother. Although the younger brother behaves awkwardly, why doesn't he love his elder sister?
Chapter 7, this brotherhood of laughter and tears
Chapter 4 is a poignant miss. Alas, I feel sorry for you, Prime Minister
