Every Step of the Way

The novel is much better than the TV series, so emotional. This is probably the only novel that I have read many times. Although I have different feelings when I read it ten years ago and now, I still shed tears for the characters in the book over and over again.

Excellent works can stand the test of time. A book that is nearly 20 years old is still fresh when you read it.

Tonghua is truly a master of tragedy. If such a cruel story were written by a brainless writer, and placed in an alternate era, the ending would probably be a happy one. It's a pity that the author chose an interpretation based on a real historical background. It must be a dramatization based on cruel historical facts, and it is a tragic tragedy engraved in the bone marrow. Such a cruel and heart-wrenching story made into a TV series will definitely not be able to restore the shock brought by the original work. Fortunately, I have not watched it. Only by interpreting the author's understanding of such a period of history from the perspective of an ordinary person who has traveled through time, coupled with the author's thorough understanding of human nature and world principles, can he write such tragic helplessness and desolation in a profound way, which made me unable to let go of it for a long time after reading it.

Bu Bu Jing Xin is the best time travel book I have ever read. I feel like I have truly entered this book and watched the plots in the book take place one by one. My emotions fluctuate with Ruoxi's joys and sorrows. I understand the tragedy and irreversibility of history. In the tide of history, we can only go with the flow and cannot do anything about the predetermined results. I understand Yinzhen's pain. Later generations judged him to be sinister and suspicious. A single sentence of the Kangxi and Qianlong Dynasties can lead to his great achievements in twelve years. How could he not feel hurt by his biological mother's blatant favoritism and neglect? How could he not hate it? All brothers are winners in their own lives, but in history, only one person can become the winner of history, and be respected by thousands of people. So nine sons fight for the throne, and they fight against each other. The wheels of history run through this bloody land, and the bloody battle only lasts a few pages in the history book. And they are not wrong. They are all fighting for themselves, their families, and the future. They just have different positions.

"Wrong, right, right, grudges and resentments, in the end, the sun and the moon are silent, and the water passes without a trace. What is difficult to abandon is just a little bit of obsession!" This is the sentence that impressed me the most after reading this book. This sentence can also summarize the reasons why everyone in the book loves, hates, hates, and is obsessed. The author uses delicate writing to focus on the general environment of the deep palace, and every word of her words tells readers: Ruoxi's life is destined to be tragic. The reason is not whether she loves the fourth master or the eighth master, but because she is kind, but is limited by the contradiction that her status cannot affect the life or death of the person she cares about. After reading the full text, I just feel that it is easy to be involved in Ruoxi's emotions, anger, sorrow, and joy. It is a masterpiece that I will never forget even if I finish reading it for a long time.

Absolutely amazing. It really makes me cry more and more after watching it. It's so cruel. Everything is fate. While watching it, the scene reproduces the scenes in the TV series. It can be said that almost everything is correct, but it has more details than the TV series. I have a deeper understanding of the places that I didn't understand before. I saw the psychological descriptions of each person that have never been filmed. The author is great!

I have already watched the TV series, but I still like this book. Although the acting skills of the central actors are good, after reading the book, I felt that it was not one ten thousandth as good as the plot in the book. Thank you to the author for writing such a touching story!

"Step by Step" has been republished, and I read it again. It's really sad and sad, but maybe this is the best ending for Ruoxi. This novel and TV series are truly transcendent, with a first-person perspective of a time-traveling woman, a detailed depiction of the feudal dynasty, an emotional description of the protagonists, and a tragic description of the fate of the characters. It is a tragic setting that can change history just because you are from the future. The trajectory of history has its own direction. As the saying goes, everything is caused by cause and effect, and everything is fate.

I have watched the TV series more than 20 times. I have loved watching it since it aired in junior high school. Since graduating from college, there has been no good TV series that I watch over and over again. The TV series is 99% faithful to the novel. The monologue needs to be more detailed in the novel. While watching, all I thought about were the characters in the drama version. I want to say that the drama version is really classic, and every character comes from the original work. Love every character. Ruoxi and Yutan are in a dilemma. The emperor's grace and punishment from the Holy Ancestor. Fourth Master's warmth, Yongzheng's helplessness and hatred. The Thirteenth Master changed from a chivalrous man to a frail and sickly man. The Fourteenth Master has not changed. Master Shi is straightforward. Master Jiu is vicious. Ba Ye is as gentle as jade. I can't get out every time I watch it. . .

I can only say that Tong Hua's novel is really wonderful. It not only presents a high-level love story between a man and a woman in a way that mediocre people like me, but also makes up for the lack and forgetfulness of history. I just get up at 3 o'clock in the middle of the night to go to the toilet, but I still miss it and refuse to let it go. I slept with my phone😪📱, I kept looking at it, but I couldn't stand it anymore, so I just listened to it, and I just wanted to finish it in one breath. I shed countless tears and snot without knowing it, and finally, accompanied by piles of white and wrinkled tissues, I had a pair of fish bubble eyes🐠 till dawn. It's a good read. Even after more than ten years, I read this book through the memories of the TV series. Every step of my life is wonderful and eye-catching👀. Definitely worth watching, I give it 100 points. Thank you Tonghua for giving us such a good work.

After looking back and forth, the old book is still good to read. The original work is indeed wonderful, no wonder the TV series became a hit that year. . . Looking at it now, everyone is still alive and well. After watching it, I want to watch the TV series again. Isn't there a palace? Is there any version of Yang Mi's almost original Tomato? I still want to read it. If there are book friends who know it, it would be nice to read it.

I wrote the book many years ago and watched the TV series many times. The so-called classic means that no matter how many times you have read it, you will still be moved by everyone in the book and shed tears [cry][cry][cry]

Be sure to prepare tissues when reading this novel. There are too many tearful scenes, especially the last ten chapters, as well as the conversation between the tenth prince and Ruo Xi at his wedding banquet, where Ruo Lan died, Ruo Xi's departure from the Forbidden City and farewells to the eighth and thirteenth princes, and the scenes before Ruo Xi's death. It was super tearful, and those princes finally saw their own hearts clearly, but unfortunately they are no longer here. I admire Lu Wu's devotion to the thirteenth prince. Abandoned and sworn to stay together, the childhood sweetheart relationship between Ruolan and Qingshan, the confidant friendship between Thirteenth Brother and Ruoxi, the silent protection of Fourteenth Brother for Ruoxi, I think in the end the period when Ruoxi and Fourteenth Brother lived in the imperial mausoleum was the most stress-free, free and relaxing time for the heroine in this other world. The heroine is more sentimental and has a heart of glass. But in their hearts, the throne is more important than the heroine. The writing is delicate, fully reflecting the helplessness of people in that circle and being unable to control themselves.

I especially like Teacher Tong Hua's books, because everyone in Teacher Tong Hua's novels is so vivid, and everyone's psychological activities and behaviors are very realistic. I saw many people in the comment area scolding Ruoxi. I don't understand it at all. I think what Ruoxi does is the thinking of a normal person. She lives a very clear life, and she clearly knows what she wants. It's because she is so clear, so She cannot fully integrate into the environment, nor can she stay out of it. This is not a tragedy caused by Ruoxi, but a tragedy of the times. Therefore, I think those readers who scolded Ruoxi either did not understand, or they have read too many love-minded heroines. I think the great thing about Teacher Tonghua is that in the era when love-minded heroines were prevalent, it was really amazing to write such a clear-headed and independent heroine. Teacher Tonghua is my idol forever.

This is the best time-travel ending. It is like a dream, not the outrageous time-travelling kind. It is like waking up from a dream and still being in reality. I have also tried to dream that reality is very similar to a dream, and it feels a bit indistinguishable. I cried so much in the later stages that I cried so much at night that I couldn't control it. The TV series made me cry, but I didn't expect that the novels were also making crazy money. The TV series "Bu Bu Jing Xin" is a TV series that I never get tired of watching. I have to rewatch it every year. I didn't expect to rewatch the novel this time. There are some changes, additions and deletions, but I cried to death because it was a little different from the version I watched before. There is no sequel chapter about Ruoxi's return.

A very beautifully written novel, worth collecting! After reading it, I remembered a sentence: You are watching the scenery on the bridge, and the people watching the scenery are watching you upstairs. The heroine traveled through time and thought she was watching a historical drama with a known ending, but she didn't know that her participation in the drama caused the ending. The heroine is very hesitant in love. She is like this to the eighth elder brother and the fourth elder brother, which causes pain to herself and others. She is a very good friend and will do anything for her friends, but she is not a very good lover. I like the love between Sao Ying and Min Min. Zuo Ying loves Minmin and regards her love as his own, being tolerant and generous. Min Min loves passionately and abandons decisively. She never forgets the past and cherishes the present. They are a wise couple that I admire.

I have read the TV and the book. This is the second time I stayed up late to read the book. After reading it, I couldn't calm down my sad mood for a long time. The ending of the book is terrible. Xu Liu Shishi's performance was so profound that the characters couldn't help but feel like they were jumping on the page while reading. The author's writing style is so melancholy and beautiful, and the smoothness is worthy of a book written by Tong Hua. I also thought about what would happen if I traveled through time and became Wakaya. I think it would be like the people in the book who are in a dilemma.

I've watched it many times, and every time I watch it I still get emotional ups and downs, and I can't help but be immersed in it!

I watched the TV series ten years ago and it has always been unforgettable. I watched it several times in the following years. Ruoxi's melancholy eyes and all the difficulties in her love have always been deep in my mind. I often suffer from her entanglement and feel helpless for her ending. This is the first time I read the novel. I thought I had read it many times before. Every plot is still fresh in my memory, and every line seems to be memorized. Now I can read it calmly, but I still can't help crying after reading it. It is such a good book, worth recalling for a lifetime!

I have read many books written by Tong Hua, but I have not finished reading this first one until now. I really like the characters written by the author. After reading so many books, I feel that the characters in her works will grow, from the hesitation and pretentiousness of the heroine in this book to the perseverance and decisiveness of the heroine in the last book. This may also be the growth of the author himself. My favorite author, her words always touch my heart.

Accompanied by the pure music 🎵 "Don't Be Afraid", in tears and emotions, I was substituted into the TV series 📺 and I watched it all night over and over again. The author is really great. Only works that penetrate into the soul can everyone read it and not be able to read it! Tragedy is the most beautiful, the most shocking, and the most profound. A long sigh will be remembered for a lifetime. There may be countless companions watching this drama and reading this book. They will never be able to forget its beauty and will always feel sorry for Ruoxi and everyone in the drama. The most touching thing is the sincerity. Ruoxi has passed away, but her Akagi sincerity will always live in the hearts of each of us. We will never forget it in this life. Maybe we will not be able to help reading the TV series and books twice, three times, and N times in the future. The author is really amazing. We are lucky enough to read and feel such a beautiful and touching work. Thank you! 🌹🌹🌹🌹

The first thing I watched was a TV series. After watching it, I looked for books online. Then I watched the TV series again. This was probably the third time I read this book. I cried every time I read it. When I watched the TV series for the first time, I just felt entangled and the complicated emotions were heart-wrenching. When I read the book corresponding to the TV series, I got a better understanding of the psychology of the characters. They love but are incompetent, ask for but not get, and are willing and happy! Love is complicated and politics is cruel! I don't know what the experience will be like for other readers, but for people like me who are more emotional than rational, this is a book that wants to say the most "why not" but also has the most "unspeakable, helpless, helpless, this is how it should be!" It should be the most free and easy life, but it has become the most humble and full of fear! It turns out that the only one who won't let you go is yourself!

When the TV series started airing, I cried so hard that my heart ached. Rewatching it after half a year still makes my eyes wet. Later, when I revisited it a year later, I still had mixed emotions. This TV series really left a mark on my life. Later, I talked to my friends about watching dramas. I said that I would still watch "Bu Bu Jing Xin" whenever I had time. They all said that it was not good and the heroine was too bad. I was so angry at the time, blaming them for not paying attention and not being able to understand the heroine's feelings! At that time, when I was young, I still couldn't understand many things. Now after reading the original work on Tomato, I finally understand the many helplessness and many entanglements of love and hate. Who didn't have impulses when they were young? Who didn't fall in love with one or two people when they were young? It's because Ruoxi has traveled through time and you are not the old idea of ​​an ancient woman, so she likes the innocence and straightforwardness of the 10th prince, and likes to trust the 13th prince. They have the same personality, like to be free and speak freely, what a good friend! For Eighth Prince, it's more like our kind of pounding heart, almost like first love. The fourth elder brother's feelings were generated through the little interactions in the later years. He had a trust in his heart and wanted to go to someone else, so he wanted to love regardless of his body, even if he was bruised and bruised. It's a pity that they were all born in an imperial family, so they were helpless! The extra is very interesting, I really like it, but it's a pity that the TV series is not available!

Powerful struggles, glory and wealth, the favor of saints, youthful love, how many unforgettable experiences a person has to go through in his life before he can see through the mortal world and understand the world. The fourth elder brother's forbearance and wit earned him a high position, but he lost his beloved one after another, leaving him alone and desolate. The Thirteenth Brother's talent came out of nowhere, but he was tricked by fate, which makes people sigh with regret. Ruoxi sticks to her heart and love, but her life is full of misfortunes. Her friendship with the thirteenth brother and the love of the fourth brother are lamentable. Destiny was full of twists and turns, and Hua only learned about life when he was old, and his love and pain were equally unforgettable. The author's conception is exquisite, and the story is perfectly consistent with history. However, the narrative is slightly lacking and the characters are not fleshed out enough. Overall, it is good.

This book excels in its deep and delicate emotional lines! When interacting with the princes, Ruoxi has the true meaning of "it has nothing to do with romance, but only sincerity"; when interacting with the eighth prince and fourth elder brother, she has the true meaning of "it has nothing to do with romance, but only sincerity"!

It is a book that I read every year. I always pick it up and read it again when I have free time. The same goes for the TV series. Every time I read it, I can't stop crying. I feel that they all live their lives. I think about what I would choose if it were me, but every character is well written, so it is difficult for me to choose. It's a pity that it's an abusive novel. I watched it for several days and cried for several days. Every scene I saw, I couldn't help but think of that scene, or it was my own imagination, or it was from a TV series. It stayed with me for a long time. I remember that the first time I heard about this was a TV series on Hunan TV, and I searched for the book later. I will continue to read it until now. It's a pity that everyone has failed.

The writing is very good. Although the emotional lines of the characters were not deeply touched when they were set, the entanglement and distress of the whole character and the helplessness of fate are vivid on the page, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Perhaps this is also a helpless sigh of individuals who cannot be alone in the tide of the times. In the turbulent years of the Nine Dragons fighting for the throne, the tragedies of each character, the winner and the loser, even the winner has lost a lot and has many regrets. I never quite understand why the ending is so regretful that we are separated and never meet again, but if a relationship is really mixed with so many people and things, it will not be pure. It is better to miss each other than to meet each other. Maybe it is the best ending. The shock that remains in my heart is really hard to let go...

This is a classic novel worthy of high scores. Many novels nowadays have very high ratings, and when you look into them, many of them are made up of text. As soon as the male and female protagonists appear, they are given a description of their appearance, appearance, and aura. These repeated descriptions account for almost a fraction of the total number of words in the entire novel.

I watched the drama version of Bubu Jingbu many times before reading the novel. I couldn't understand Ruoxi's entanglement before, thinking it was pretentious, but later I finally understood that it was her being herself, a modern person who still wants to retain the last bit of her true self despite the persecution of the feudal society. Be grateful to history and be grateful to the present.

I had only watched the TV series before, and I thought it was a rare good drama. Except for some time-travel plots, the main plot of Kowloon's inheritance basically conforms to the historical nodes. When I read the novel later, the characters in it became more vivid... Sigh, the genes of the descendants of the emperor through the ages are too strong, and they are all too outstanding~~