The Princess Doesn't Want the King

Either the man who appears at the beginning is the male protagonist. I like this style. Why do all scumbags deserve forgiveness, but the male protagonist only appears halfway?

I think this book is very well written. I searched for this one because I read the author's last modern novel. The author's writing is very good and both books are wonderful.

After reading it, I felt a lot of emotions. It's okay to say that Si Chen is the male lead, and it's okay to say that He Lianxun is the second male lead. Chao Sheng met Si Chen first. Si Chen saved her when she was being chased by the county captain. He saved both her and Xuexiu, so she felt grateful for that kindness. Later, she was sent to the mountains to practice swordsmanship. It was Si Chen who came to see her, and she fell in love with her. But it was also because of this humble love that she never got the future she wanted. He also knew that Si Chen couldn't give her what she wanted. Chao Sheng knew that she was not that important in his heart, so he kept running away, never thinking about Si Chen, and trying to forget Si Chen. Later, he met He Lianxun. When she was in pain, it was He Lianxun who promised her the future and vision she wanted. Although they missed each other and misunderstood each other for two years, they finally talked about it, and their feelings for each other became deeper. Fu Mingchen actually loved Chao Sheng deeply, but his love was more tolerant and restrained. The guardian could not be the person she liked, so he became her closest brother, always keeping a little distance, and this distance was not in terms of love, but in terms of family ties. Fu Mingchen knew that Chao Sheng was too tired to live, so he hid his love. There was also Li Sheng. It can be seen that Li Sheng also liked Chao Sheng, but he knew that she would not be with him. In the end, Ruan Shaoqian may have died or he may have really escaped, but he just didn't want Chao Sheng to know. It can be said that this book is the first time I have written such a long book review since I have read it. Each character is vividly described and the writing is also very good.

Chao Sheng's conduct and life have become the envy of all girls. Si Chen's letting go is love, and He Lianxun's love is more bold. It is precisely because Chao Sheng understood it that he chose He Lianxun. Everyone has their own ending. They live in books, high in the mountains and far away in the water, and they are all on different paths. The right person will eventually meet. Sooner or later. He just had a dream last night. When he woke up from the dream, he missed this old friend. However, missing her will not last long. At dawn tomorrow, he will forget her, just like every morning before. But this day seemed extra, extra long.

I first read the author's modern works, but I didn't expect that the ancient poems are also very exciting. The plot is well developed, there is no silly content, and the writing is very mature. Although the rating is not high, it beats those on the recommendation list. It is great!

This book is indeed worth recommending. The description of each character's thoughts is very delicate and real. Everyone has their own choice. Now that they have chosen, they must be responsible. There is no turning back in life. I just sympathize with Doctor Fu. His love is too forbearing, which is a little regretful.

Si Chen's restraint and letting go are love, He Lianxun's purity and tolerance are love, Xie Mingchen's forbearance and selflessness are also love. The happiness of He Lianxun and Liansheng comes from understanding each other, which is a two-way choice. Sichen's choice of power stems from status, environment, responsibility and ambition. In that kind of powerful society, knowing that he can't give Liansheng what he wants, and being able to choose to alienate and let go, isn't it deep love? The last sentence is that love must be spoken out bravely.

It's a very interesting book of ancient Chinese novels. Don't let the name put you off. The characters are portrayed very delicately. Why are so few people reading it? Although the rating is not high, it's really worth reading. It's much better than many tweets. I highly recommend it.

I really like the heroine's character and the way she treats others. She is very rational but values ​​love and justice. Her kindness in healing and nurturing the first man was offset by her life, and she also knew the corresponding reward for her exclusive love for the second man, so in the end she was favored by the female destiny, with status and a family.

A very wonderful novel, with no time travel, no rebirth, and no golden fingers. There is intrigue in the court, and there is also the carefreeness of children in the world. When Si Chen met Chao Sheng for the first time, he was attracted by her bravery and decisiveness. He decided to take her with him and carefully cultivated her for six years. He had the world in mind, ambition and ambition. He cultivated Chao Sheng into a sharp sword in his hand, and his careful training of Chao Sheng was also a kind of loyal companionship for Chao Sheng by his side. It's just that he miscalculated his heart. He couldn't give Chao Sheng everything he wanted, but Chao Sheng didn't want what he could give. In Chao Sheng's life, during the darkest and most desperate time, it was Si Chen who illuminated her life, like a ray of sunshine that pulled her out of the abyss and gave her hope of life. There is sweetness and regret between her and Si Chen... He Lianxun's love for Chao Sheng was humble but also passionate. He was willing to give up everything he had for Chao Sheng, live a free and unrestrained life with her, and love her and protect her with all his heart.