Rouge Beyond the Pass

What I find most disappointing in this book is Zhebie. The young boy is high-spirited and accompanies Mandu to conquer the world. He always remembers his ancestors. Even though he admires the Yan family, he does not turn against Mandu. On the contrary, when Naren persuades him to join her mother clan, he tries his best to show that even if he wants to leave, he will never betray Mandu. He was so powerful that the enemy was frightened by the news. When the Yan family was in trouble, it was Zhebie who stepped forward and saved the Yan family from fire and water again and again. Such a belligerent general ended up in a weak body. Even though he was weak, he helped Mandu defend the royal court, protect Mandu and the Yan family's only bloodline, and complete his mission.

Contrary to the concubine style, the heroine is neither a concubine nor a maid. It is a novel that I like to read by my original wife. I have read too many novels about marrying princesses, but it is rare to see a book in which the heroine is the original wife of a prairie tribe. Yes, Princess Heqin is indeed very pitiful and very accomplished, but you must know that when Princess Heqin married, the grassland Shanyu already had a wife.

I feel that this book is quite different among the popular novels nowadays. I feel that the writing is very good and the storyline is not bad. I just feel like, Ang... Maybe I am a bit unsure about the male protagonist, or maybe this novel has a female theme, but it doesn't look like it. Maybe it is telling a story on the grassland. I personally feel that I don't quite understand the heroine's behavior or character. I feel that sometimes she is decisive, but sometimes I don't know her own heart. I feel that the character is a bit contradictory at times, but overall it's pretty good.

1. The author's writing style is smooth, his words are delicate, and his characters are full-bodied. 2. The article is well conceived, has a novel perspective, and has three correct views. 3. This type of subject matter is my favorite type. I have also read the author's book "The Underlord". I like it very much. I think it is flesh and blood. I don't know why the rating is so low. There is still a vast sea of ​​books, and everyone has their own favorite radish and cabbage. I have finished reading this book. Although I have a lot of emotions, I feel that the author is a very twisted person, and this relationship is also very twisted. To be honest, it is difficult to get high marks for such a book, because it is not as enjoyable as reading it. After reading it, I will be depressed for a long time and cannot let go. But what I understand is that nothing is easy in the adult world, and there are not so many smooth sailings and everything goes well. Difficulties and entanglements are the normal life of most people! Thanks again to the author for his hard work, come on, author!

It was very interesting, it took me half a day to read it. Naren, Mandu, Hadan, Eugene, Qiqige, Zhebie... Naren is cruel to others, but even more cruel to herself. Even after going around, I still love Mandu. Because the relationship between the two traitors was damaged, although Mandu had unplaceable love and restrained love for Naren from the beginning to the end, and later he also put on a ring that only belonged to Naren, it still could not cover up the fact that Mandu "betrayed" Naren. Naren knew how to behave when dealing with other men, but she was hurt so deeply that she thought she was no longer in love. However, Naren's true feelings were buried so deeply that Naren almost didn't know what her feelings were. Fortunately, at the last moment, Naren and Mandu reconciled. In fact, in the whole book, I feel most sorry for Hardan. As a young boy, he admired his sister, and when he grew up, he also wanted to protect her. He told her his secrets, stayed with her all the time, informed her of everything, and took good care of her children. From Ajie's promise to marry him, to becoming a slave for her, to Ajie finally marrying him, to conspiring with the Han Dynasty to attack the Mandu tribe, and finally to him becoming the new chanyu of the Xiongnu royal court. From the beginning to the end, the only wish of the young man who took his sister to see the fireflies was to stay by his side. He hoped that she would see him in her eyes and that she could love him. It's a pity that sister's heart is not in her from beginning to end. It's not love, it's just family affection.

Personally, I think this book is wonderfully written and refreshing. Every living thing in the vast desert is vividly drawn with flesh and blood. It is very worth reading.

I like that the heroine lives a transparent life, dares to love and hate, and fits the valiant and heroic appearance of a prairie woman.

Beautiful, the heroine is very courageous

Women on the grassland are very open-minded. This book is sad.

I didn't know how to trust before, I learned to trust, I doubted trust, I missed trust, I firmly trusted, and finally I regretted it. . . Life cannot be repeated, it is just a big dream in the end.