The Ming Dynasty Princess (Complete in Three Volumes)

It's hard to imagine how difficult Ruowei's life must be after Zhu Zhanji leaves. Although she is the Queen Mother, many things are beyond her control. As Zhu Zhanji said, if we meet again in the next life, we must not be a pair of wandering clouds and wild cranes in the backyard of the deep palace. It is also good to be a free and unrestrained couple.

Empress Dowager Sun has received mixed reviews in history, but after reading the book, I feel that Empress Dowager Sun is really a strange woman.

This book is even better than the TV series. I really like Ruowei in it. The author writes it very well. He adds personal understanding and fantasy without going against history. Although the heroine is too idealistic, and it is impossible for an 8-year-old to be so mature and witty. But this book is really beautiful and highly recommended.

This book was the first book that made me cry. When I read that Zhu Zhanji died, what I couldn't forget was his Ruowei. I couldn't help but shed tears, applauding their undying love and what they had gone through.

The writing style is really good. Reading this kind of book is really two different experiences than reading a book about saliva. The description of scenery and characters, including all kinds of dancing, playing piano, painting, etc. In the article are all so vivid. Putting aside the writing style, the historical process will most likely be accurate (it will definitely be adapted to some extent), including the description of the palace, which is beyond my reach. The author must be a knowledgeable and talented person. Highly recommended! !

She was famous for her beauty when she was only eight years old. He, holding a jade gui in his hand, is the crown prince of the country appointed by the emperor. Her smile is like a new lotus shining on the water. He is as handsome as a dragon in the clouds. She and him met in the Zhumen Palace, and their love became deep-rooted and they were childhood sweethearts. Seven years later, with an imperial decree, the mandarin duck dream was shattered. She was forced to leave the palace and live in hiding, while he married someone else against his will. The destined love between dragon and phoenix met with many disasters. The road ahead is bleak. Look up to the sky and ride your horse to the gate. This book takes the legendary imperial concubine Sun Ruowei as the main line and tells the story of her entering the palace at the age of eight and going through six dynasties and five emperors.

The author's writing style is very good, the plot is compact, and there is no nonsense. After reading this book, I have a certain understanding of the history of the Ming Dynasty. For the king, benevolence and wisdom coexist, perseverance and broad-mindedness coexist. For the queen, there are beauty and talent, and people with excellent wisdom and temperament emerge in large numbers. How many of them can be truly transparent and generous! In this case, it would be better to let the birds fly in the sky, rowing boats in the Qinhuai River, three mountains and five mountains, and the yellow sand in the desert!

After reading this book, I almost understand the history of the Ming Dynasty.

The author's writing style is very good, but the plot of the story is somewhat different from the Empress Dowager Xiaogong written by another author. When looking at the story, it is indeed very twists and turns.

Interpreting historical stories from a modern perspective is not an easy task. The author narrates distant historical facts, taking Empress Sun's life experience as the main line, involving many people and historical materials, but he can cut out the complex and simplify it, and the language is simple and clean. The scenes and moods at that time, the joys and sorrows and helplessness at that time are reproduced with modern people's thinking. The whole book's handling stance is very stable. He doesn't follow the so-called palace fight route to try to please others, nor does he easily label any character. Read it in one sitting.