The Journey of Samsara (Two-Volume Set)

It's not bad, at least I couldn't watch it until I was halfway through it. There are quite a lot of classic quotes in this. 😂

It's a book I really like. The writing and the plot are very good. I like it.

The Bone Painter's "Whispering Journey" uses the perspective of Tu Youtang, the emperor of Tushan, to narrate the love and hatred between her and Linyuan, the Dragon King of the East China Sea, in her two lives. The main plot is love, and the hidden plot revolves around the mystery of Linyuan's life experience and the conspiracy of the Tian Clan. The framework of the novel is quite broad. The ancient creation gods are hidden, among which the dragon, phoenix, and spirit fox tribes are the most prominent. The divine bird Phoenix Chini was engaged to Yunlong Fuze. In order to dominate the world, the Emperor of Heaven secretly interfered and broke the marriage between dragon and phoenix. In order to avenge Fuze, Chini married Lijing, gave birth to Garuda, killed Fuze and his wife, and left the dragon eggs behind, which were adopted by Zhulong and his wife in Yinshan. This is Linyuan. Linyuan was well-educated by Zhulong and his wife, and he fulfilled the saying "The Emperor of Heaven's Star comes out of Yinshan Mountain", which aroused the fear of the Eastern Emperor, who made many attempts to frame Linyuan. The love between Tu Youtang and Linyuan is entangled in intrigues. Not only was Donghuang obstructing him, but the East China Sea Shark Ye Lai was also jealous and crazy. At night, I admire Linyuan deeply and regard myself as the king and queen of the East China Sea. On the first day of Longhu's wedding, he sent people to torture and kill Linyuan's adopted sister and put the blame on Tu Yunmen, causing the two to turn against each other. More indirectly, Yunmen was eviscerated. The Fox Emperor and the Demon King Chonglou finally rescued Yunmen, and the Fox Emperor adopted a daughter named Youtang. Who knows that after leaving Tushan, he met Linyuan who was waiting here and fell in love with Linyuan again. When Youtang crossed the Wuwu Sea and recalled the past, she could not forgive Linyuan. In order to fulfill his agreement with Youtang, Linyuan went to the bottom of the underworld alone. He was severely injured and lost consciousness, but he could only remember Youtang. After reading this, I couldn't help but be very moved. Love conquers everything in the end, and in the end the two live happily together. There is a happy ending. Love goes through hardships and becomes more sincere.

Not bad, the writing is very good, but the male and female protagonists are a bit speechless. The male protagonist can be so cruel to the enemy who hurt his benefactor's daughter, how can he be so tolerant to the person who framed his sweetheart? The heroine is a person with excellent abilities, so how can she be weak and incompetent from the beginning to the end? It would be more perfect if these plots were designed more reasonably.

Excellent writing style! The writing style is very novel and often makes people laugh so hard that they can't help themselves. The ups and downs of the plot are fascinating. In the end, good will be rewarded with good and evil will be punished with evil, and everyone is happy. The insertion of Yue Fei and Journey to the West was unacceptable at first, but later I felt relieved after thinking that they were all traceless myths anyway! Five-star praise

The author has a profound foundation in ancient Chinese proverbs, and many gods and beasts are based on traditional Chinese myths and legends, making the book quite familiar to read. The psychological description of the characters has a touch of Zhang Ailing's writing style, and the dialogue between the characters has a hint of Red Mansions. My favorite part is the relationship setting between the characters. The part where Cloud Gate regains his memory and crosses the bridge is quite sad. I didn't expect it to be even more sad later on. Fortunately, it has a happy ending.

The author's writing style is perfect and classic. This book, like Spring Banquet Hairpin Zhonglu, is something I left behind to read again. Even the words "exclamation" are all words in the Xinhua Dictionary, and I know them all, but my organizational skills are limited and I can't think of words and sentences like that. I guess the author praised people without using the same words for three days. . .

The language is humorous, the plot is compact, and there is suspense. It is worth reading.

I like it, but in some places the story is too long and a bit wordy.

Well written, it has some similarities to Three Lives, Three Worlds and Ten Miles of Peach Blossom