Jintong

In fact, when I first started reading it, someone said in a book review that there were too many side character descriptions, which made the main character not that useful. The first few chapters are indeed a bit like this, and then it gradually becomes more exciting. At first, I was looking forward to the heroine punishing the Jiang family and the Gu family, and later I was hoping that the heroine and Yuan Geer would achieve success. The details and many places are written very realistically, but it took me half of the book to fully understand the issue of titles. Everyone's endings are a bit unfinished in the end. After Yuan Ge'er proposes marriage, the pace starts to get too fast. The author's vivid description of the characters in the front, the actions in the back, and the ending are all unclear, which makes people feel a little sad. But overall it's a pretty good article I've read. Especially when Brother Yuan asked for marriage, he said, "If you were an old woman, I would be very scared. What's scary is that I can't grow old with you." I was really sour, hahaha. So, it's still a good article worth reading!

This author is incredible, very Cao Xueqin's writing style, the plot is rich in characters, but not messy. Each person has his or her own unique personality, which seems to be similar but has its own characteristics. It also vividly analyzes the inner world and various calculations of the characters. Admire! Give you a big thumbs up!

To be honest, I really like this book. Every character is so vividly drawn. Some of the stories about rebirth and revenge are really boring to watch. I just feel that this book is down to earth, like that. The emotional line is a bit slow, but it's more realistic~ The plot is also decent. These things are really not something that one or two people can turn into clouds and rain. I was just about to go to the book review to brag a lot, and I saw another comment that was completely different from mine... I can only say that the beholder has a different opinion!

I actually saw Xianluo Tinghuada at the Yuewen Super IP Gala tonight! [Jintong] This book also won the title of Super IP Film and Television Adaptation Valuable Female Video Works. Congratulations to Xianluo Tinghua~

Jintong Li family Mrs. Zhang * Grandma Sun * Zheng Momo: Mrs. Zhang's nanny, took care of Li Xin when he grew up Li Tong---the heroine, the daughter of Mrs. Zhang, the eldest daughter of the Li family * Wan Mo Mo: Dowry Mo Mo * Water Lotus, Qingju, Asparagus Asparagus, and Green Plum: Li Tong's four personal maids * Xiaoyou: cook * Qiu Mei, Chun Yan, Dong Rou, and Xia Xian: they were married to the girls from the same house. Qiu Mei (Aunt Qian) and Chun Yan (Aunt Sun) fell in love with Aunt Jiang Huanzhang. Later, Qiu Mei, Dong Rou, and Xia Xian followed back to the Li family. Chun Yan gave up going back to the Li family and stayed in the Suining Mansion. * Qiu Mei has a cousin: Zhou Shuyin Li Xin---Li Tong's brother, an orphan in the Li family who was harmed by his clan members and his family was destroyed. He was drowned by his clan members and later rescued by Mrs. Zhang. He was adopted as Mrs. Zhang's eldest son. * Wen Tao - Wen Erye, staff, and accompanying servants: Brother Huan, Brother Rui * Big Joe-groom * Ninghai-Li Xin's boy Shopkeeper Ning Da Suiningbo Mansion Suiningbo---Jiang Huayuan Chen---Mrs. Suiningbo * Aunt Wu: confidant mother-in-law * Holding the cloud: big girl Jiang Huanzhang---The eldest son of Suining Bo (the ex-husband of the heroine Li Tong) * Dushan-Jiang Huanzhang's young man Qushi---Jiang Huanzhang's wife, the best grandma Gu Fangze---aunt * Yumo: girl Qingshu---Aunt Zhao, Jiang Huanzhang's personal eldest girl, raised as aunt Jiang Wan---the eldest lady of the Jiang family Jiang Ning---the second wife of the Jiang family Lao Qian: The chief steward of Suining Bo Mansion Sister-in-law Wang: Cook Gu Mansion Gu Youde---Master of the Gu family Mrs. Chen---the mistress of the Gu family, a deliberate mother-in-law Gu Sixian---Uncle of the Gu family Gu Fangze---Mrs. Gu, cousin and aunt of Jiang Huanzhang * Yu Mo: Aunt Gu's eldest girl Dingbei Houfu Ning Zhenshan---Dingbei Hou Ninghou Ye, Ning Yuan's father Mrs. Han---Ningyuan's mother Ning Yuan---I guess he is the male protagonist, the third of the three Ning brothers. * Fu Bo: Butler * Wei Fengniang: Ning Yuan's subordinate * Cui Xin: Ning Yuan's subordinate * June: Ning Yuan's Men royal family Queen Ji---the eldest daughter of Prime Minister Ji, passed away Queen Ning---Ning Mei, the eldest daughter of Marquis Dingbei and the eldest sister Ning Yuan Zhou Guifei---the daughter of Duke Lao Sui and Mrs. Zhao Yang Concubine---later promoted to Concubine Yang Shu, the biological mother of the third prince, born into a humble family, formerly a maid of a noble concubine of Zhou Dynasty * Yang Xuekun---Uncle Yang, younger brother Yang Bin, uncle King Jin Concubine Su Xian-the biological mother of the emperor's second son, was killed by Concubine Zhou The eldest son of the emperor---King Qin, born to Concubine Zhou * Huo: Princess * Zhao: Concubine, died of drowning The second son of the emperor---born by Concubine Su Xian, passed away The third son of the emperor---Jin Wang, born by Yang Concubine * Qin: Princess The fourth son of the emperor - King Yan, born to Concubine Zhou, is now the crown prince. * Zheng: Crown Princess * Sun: concubine The fifth son of the emperor - born to Empress Ning Princess Fu'an---Lin Nianzhen, the daughter of Queen Mother Zhou Anyuanhou Mansion-Su Family Anyuan Housu Mrs. Mo---Mrs. Anyuanhou, the eldest daughter of Prime Minister Mo and Mrs. Qian Su Zilan---The prince of Anyuanhou and his mother, Mrs. Mo Jijia Prime Minister Ji---passed away Mrs. Bai---wife of Prime Minister Ji Lao, Ji Shaoyan's mother Ji Shaoyan---Ji Tianguan Ji Shuying---Ji Tianguan's eldest son Lu Xiangfu Prime Minister Lu---his wife is the sister of the old Marquis Anyuan, the Su family Mrs. Yuan---Lv Xiang's eldest daughter-in-law, Lu Yan's mother Lu Yan---grandson of the Prime Minister Prime Minister Mo's Mansion Moxiang Mrs. Qian---Mrs. Mo Xiang Second Master Mo --- Minister Mo, nickname: Abacus Beads Mo Chen --- Mo Qi, the only son of the second master of the Mo family. Mother: Tao, deceased. Uncle: Uncle Tao family * Ye Yu: Xiaosi Lady Mo Liu: Xing Liu, Sister Mo Qi Sui Guogong Mrs. Zhao---Mother of Concubine Zhou Wu family---Mrs. Sui Guogong, sister-in-law of Zhou Guifei Zhou Yuhai---the eldest son of Duke Sui, the eldest son of the Zhou family, and the eldest brother of Saturday Heshi---Mrs. Crown Prince, eldest daughter-in-law * He Shiniang: He's concubine's sister * He Zongxiu---He's brother * Shopkeeper Zhu Da Zhou Zexuan --- Privy Zhou, the fourth room in the Zhou family, Saturday's father Mrs. Hua---Saturday's mother * Hong Mo Mo: confidant dowry Mo Mo Zhou Yumin---on Saturday, he followed the sixth young master of the Duke of Jing and is now the eldest son of Duke of Jing. Lady Zhouba---Sister Saturday Officialdom and others Why offer wine---Guozijian Zhu Fansi---Chief Envoy of Liangzhe Road Gao Shujiang---Gao Shisi * Mrs. Liu---Mrs. Gao Shujiang * Gao Ziyi: Son of Gao Shujiang Tong Min---Chief Envoy of Jiangnan West Road Chu Huaixian---Shang Shu of the Ministry of Household Affairs * Gu family: Mrs. Chu Huaixian * Miss Chu San: daughter of Chu Huaixian Zhao Shilang --- Minister of Rites Ma---Mrs. Zhao Shilang Lady Zhao Jiu Ministry of Rites Shangshu Mansion Explanation of Virtue---Shang Shu of the Ministry of Rites Mrs. Sun---Mrs. Xie Youde Xie Erniangzi---Xie Youde's granddaughter Yong'an Bofu Mrs. Min---Mrs. Yong'an Bo, Yong'an Bo's stepmother Zhao Ran---Mrs. Min's daughter Mrs. Hua---Mrs. Min's daughter-in-law and niece of Saturday Mother Aluo---Ruanxianglou Hongji * Duoduo: Aluo girl Tang family The proprietor of Fan House, a shareholder of Fulong Bank, the young lady's surname is Song. Grandma Shang---the daughter-in-law of the Tang family, the mother of the third daughter-in-law of Mrs. Liu of the Gao family The fifth wife of the Tang family - the daughter of Grandma Chang and the sister of the third daughter-in-law of Mrs. Liu of the Gao family Grandma Tang San-Mrs. Liu's third daughter-in-law Gospel Pavilion, owner Chen Bin

After reviewing several exchanges between Ning Yuan and Tong Tong, I feel more and more that Xian Da's writing style is excellent and his emotional descriptions are very delicate. Ning Yuan's mentality is different every time he sees Tong Tong. His tone, movements and affection for Tong are all step by step~~

In fact, I like this book very much. The plot is well-conceived, the characters are vivid, and the writing is good. But I feel very disappointed recently and suspect that I have read a fake book. The previous writing is so good. The characters of Mo Qi, Saturday, Lu Yan, Li Xin, and the eldest princess are very well written. Even if Tong Tong and Ning Yuan don't have much interaction, I am willing to follow it. Even if Jiang Huanzhang keeps jumping around, I am still willing to wait for him to receive his lunch box. But! Since the relationship between Tongtong and Ningyuan was confirmed, the others quickly received their lunch boxes! How hasty! ! ! There are many chapters in Mo Qi's pursuit of his wife, and Li Xin's marriage had twists and turns, but Su, what about their marriage process? Anyway, let's say that on a certain day of a certain year, a certain month, Li Xin got married, and the next day, Mo Qi got married. Let's not be so confused. We only knew that Tongtong was married, but we didn't even know that their marriage was consummated. Also, Jiang Huanzhang hanged himself like this... So what are the previous hundreds of chapters foreshadowing... I was confused, and I received this lunch box too hastily.

Let Fu'an be the empress and Tongtong the queen! One emperor throughout the ages, the most virtuous queen! What a perfect match Let Ning Yuan match Li Xin

When I saw 60%, I couldn't stand it anymore, and I felt like it was a waste to eat. The author's writing is very good, his dry humor is excellent, and the setting at the beginning is also very interesting. There is no contradiction between the small pattern of house fighting and scumbag abuse and the big pattern of court affairs. However, the heroine, who is the center of the conflict in the house fighting, cannot support the connection between the small pattern of house fighting and the big pattern of seizing the throne. As for the male protagonist who is at the center of the description of the incident of seizing the throne, everything he has done before is just to avoid the emperor's wariness. What really drives the plot is the eldest princess who is planning and planning thousands of miles away. Throughout the book, the villain's IQ has been forcibly lowered to below normal levels. The reason why the previous one is so good is that the protagonist is in a difficult situation. On the heroine's side, although the Jiang family is full of prostitutes, the heroine is already the wife of the Jiang family. It will be interesting to see how she manages the Jiang family and then leaves. On the male protagonist's side, although the emperor's concubines are all playboys, the male protagonist was initially wary of the emperor. It was interesting to see how he pretended to be a playboy and dispelled the emperor's wariness. After that, the protagonist is out of trouble, but the villain is still crazy. It's not fun to watch them battle wits. This is also a common problem in most rebirth novels. It's not fun if the protagonist escapes from the predicament. At this time, various authors deal with it in different ways. Some create new dilemmas and let new villains come on stage; some simply let themselves go and start writing about the daily life of the heroine getting married, having a baby and raising a baby. But both of these require the protagonist to have enough charisma to make readers watch. And does the heroine have such charisma? List the important things the heroine has done (top 60%): ①Design that the Jiang family and the Gu family don't get along, and take advantage of the chaos to leave the Jiang family ② Taking the fifth prince on a trip (the test of the eldest princess) ③Cause the eldest prince to lose a large sum of money (the eldest princess's mission) Now analyze the few major things the heroine has done one by one: ① The heroine plotted against the Jiang family, creating the illusion that "the bride was robbed of all her dowry and left in pain." In fact, she did not lose much. One is because a hundred thousand fake silver notes were made, and the other is that the dowry was replaced with a lot of gold-plated ones. The servants of the Li family were responsible for these two things, and it was also the servants of the Li family who were responsible for deepening the conflict between the Jiang family and the Gu family. It can also be seen from the words of the nun next to the heroine's mother, "It's been so long since I've had sex that I gave birth." It can be seen that the backbone of the plan is not the heroine. The heroine only needs the determination to leave the Jiang family and give orders. She relies on the memories of her previous life and the Li family's large amount of money and talents. Her personal charm and intelligence (it is doubtful whether they exist) have not been realized. ②The eldest princess asked the heroine to take the fifth prince on a trip, which tested the financial resources of the Li family, followed by the heroine. Mother Li and the second master were in charge of this matter from beginning to end, and the heroine only played a role of showing up and playing with the fifth prince. At first, I thought for a long time about using the ship building as a cover, with the second master following behind, to guard against the eldest prince and the fourth prince. However, as mentioned later, these two idiots did not notice at all. The purpose of this elaborate plot is to allow the male and female protagonists to meet each other, and to use the fifth prince to induce a group of readers who are overflowing with maternal instincts to think, "The fifth prince is so cute and pitiful. It would be best to make him the emperor." This allows the male and female protagonists to unify their fronts. However, the personality of the heroine is still not reflected, we can only see that she is very courageous. But there are a lot of decent characters in the book, Mother Li, Brother Li, Second Master, the male protagonist, the eldest daughter, and the princess. Which one is not courageous? If the author thinks that the heroine's outstanding courage is shown by hanging the fifth prince from the eaves of the boat, pretend I didn't say it. ③The heroine and the eldest prince are engaged in a business war (I don't know if this can be called a business war). Finally, she no longer relies on her mother and the second master. However, the second master also said that there is no way to kill a chicken with a bull's knife... Let's not say that the male protagonist helped with the peppercorns. Let's just talk about the jewelry. The heroine used some clever tricks to get the eldest prince's people to buy useless small jewelry. This was the first thing she did in the whole book that she did not rely on others (or not many others). Before I had time to be moved by her out-of-body experience, the eldest prince was about to forcefully sell it to the Li family, and the male protagonist resorted to a trick to burn the jewelry in order to help. . . Burned. . . In other words, even if what the heroine sells to the eldest prince is a genuine and good product that can be used, the eldest prince will still lose a lot of money. Anyway, it will be burned in the end. The Li family is not short of money, and letting unrelated people sell it can also reduce the risk. To sum up, I can't find any personal charm of the heroine. Even if the person in this position is not Li Tong but Li Huai, Li Gui and Li Liu, she can still get through the first 60% of the book smoothly with the support of the Li family. The only practical thing the heroine did personally was that she chatted with the hero several times and acted as the messenger between the hero and the eldest princess several times. This is about the speechless relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The male protagonist is a person who does big things and regards prostitutes as playthings, but when he doesn't know the heroine yet, he watches the heroine step on the gravel road and feels sorry for her feet. Not to mention the several times he went over the wall to chat late at night with the heroine. He said he had important matters, but when did you actually talk about important matters... Aren't they all about the past, ideals, and life? Can't you let your servants pass on your important matters? But when it comes to what happens, the heroine is really the last to know. Either the hero tells her or the eldest princess tells her, and then she has a dumb look on her face: Oh my God, such a thing happened. Not to mention how many times he lost his temper in front of the eldest princess. The male protagonist had an inexplicable affection for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist also had an inexplicable trust in the male protagonist. The fourth or fifth late-night conversation sold the eldest princess. After telling the male protagonist that the eldest princess's weakness is that she doesn't want to get married, the male protagonist turns around and tricks the eldest princess... It can be regarded as the first big crisis that the eldest princess encountered in the whole book. Although she came back safely, who knows what she sacrificed, and the eldest prince lost his censor and felt uncomfortable. Then I got a little angry with the male protagonist and then reconciled... Forget it, the more I wrote, the more angry I became... Then there are several times where the heroine thinks that the eldest princess is her bestie and friend. And I think these two people are not equal. The eldest princess is the heroine's great benefactor and teacher. The heroine did enlighten the eldest princess, but the eldest princess Yu Zun said that it is okay for the heroine to be a friend, but it is very uncomfortable for the heroine to call herself a friend. You must know that in the beginning, it was the eldest princess who was helping the heroine. At that time, their interests were not consistent. This is completely a favor to the heroine, not what a friend should do. The eldest princess is the most glorious character in the book, but this character is contradictory. The author gave her the best that ancient women could have: the former emperor raised her up, studied court politics, and was extremely smart. The former emperor claimed that no one among the princes could match her. Even if she was a monk in the temple, she still had countless people in the palace (even the male protagonist did not dare to send people to the palace). Such a person was trapped in the embarrassment of the emperor asking her to marry. If she really doesn't want to get married, Ning Yuan can lead the fifth prince to become a bandit. Can't she control the hospital and plan to fake her death and fly away? If she insists on staying, it means that she is still attached to power. After all, she grew up in elementary school. But if she was attached to power, she should have secretly decided to help the superior prince, instead of waiting for the heroine to remind her. Her behavior is inconsistent with her strength. Furthermore, the reason why the eldest princess doesn't want to get married is not because she thinks men are all big pigs like the maids of the Li family, but because others think that they are happily married and have children and grandchildren who have no feelings for her (the second master gave a good example of a worldly master). In other words, she doesn't want to get married, and it's not that she dislikes men. It's hard for me to imagine how such a person with such a broad-minded mind could reach the point where he swallowed the gold and died after being offered a marriage. If she really was given a marriage and couldn't change it, she would find a low-status consort within her ability and do whatever she wanted after marriage. There are many ridiculous princesses in history. Really unhappy, she first asked the master in the temple to spread her reputation as a murderer, and then granted her a marriage, marrying one and killing the other. She was in charge of the Taiyuan Hospital and she didn't have a few secret murder medicines? What's more, if you live in the princess's mansion, the emperor has no control over it. In my mind, the eldest princess is someone who will die with the person who makes her unhappy, rather than swallowing up gold and dying cowardly.

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