Fifteen Days in Two Capitals (Complete in Two Volumes)

Cheng Yi's new drama, watch it in advance, it's Qiqi's face

Because Cheng Yi was filming "Fifteen Days in Two Capitals", I decided to pursue this novel. After reading it, I have to say that it was very well written. The story has ups and downs, interlocking with each other, and the plot is compact. The author has meticulous logic and smooth writing, and he has portrayed both the protagonist and the supporting characters deeply. There are also many historical facts and various small knowledge points in the article, which shows the author's deep work and profound knowledge. The author uses "Sacrifice and Burial" to reveal the root of Dr. Su's revenge. In fact, it is a bit touching. The cruel practices of the Imperial Lord's House have destroyed countless innocent women. The story has come to an end... The drama version has just begun. Zhu Zhanji, Wu Dingyuan, and Su Su are looking forward to the day they meet. I hope everyone will support the drama version of "Two Beijings and Fifteen Days". The cycle of cause and effect, the fate of fate, the way of heaven is unfair, and the human heart will never give up.

It's pretty good and I like it very much because Cheng Yi plays the role of the prince Zhu Zhanji in the play. The storyline is quite exciting.

Because Cheng Yi finished filming Reuters, I finished reading it during the Spring Festival of the Year of the Horse, and it accompanied me through the unhappy Spring Festival. The first time I read Ma Boyong's book, the first time I read a historical novel, I thought it would be difficult for me to get into it. Who knew that the more I read, the more addictive it became. Many written descriptions are deeply rooted in people's hearts.

A down-and-out Ming Dynasty prince, a medical woman, a bodyguard, and a petty official, four unrelated people got together by chance and had to rush from Nanjing to Beijing within 15 days. This bizarre and seemingly impossible thing is the content of Ma Boyong's novel Two Beijings and Fifteen Days. When it comes to Prince Ghost Horse, you may not have read his book, or you may have never heard of the name before, but you must have heard of the name of Chang'an Twelve Hours and the Middle Game of the Antique Bureau. Yes, these two masterpieces were written by Ma Boyong. This book continues his consistent writing style: thrilling, climaxes, interlocking plots, and characters described in detail and vividly, as if they were standing in front of you alive.

So shocking! Unknowingly, I have joined their itinerary, and my mood follows them. I will be nervous or relieved. Everyone has their own distinct personality characteristics and their own life journey, which is fresh and full. Various female characters are also created in the book: Su Jingxi, Yesterday Yehe, White Lotus Buddha Mother, Hongyu, Queen Zhang... They also have their own lives, thoughts and characteristics. I love them so much [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] However, what I didn't expect at the end was a tragic/open ending, which is a bit regretful, but harmless.

Ma Boyong is very good at writing historical novels. He has rich imagination, borrows history, but does not stick to history. He adds bricks and tiles to the branch of official history and constructs a wonderful story with compact plot and outstanding characters. It is worth reading.

The power of words is fully exploited by the author! Use words to set the rhythm, one link after another, a sense of picture, a sense of urgency, and no chapter is left behind! I'm so impressed! I hope that there will be more writers like Ma Boyong in the literary world, who will continue to suppress low-quality eye-catching works, improve readers' taste, and lead the construction of Chinese literary style!

Because Cheng Yi read this book, and the more he read, the better it became. The rhythm is mastered. Every chapter is wonderful and every sentence is rudimentary. I just happened to be watching those things about the Ming Dynasty recently, and it was so interesting when I saw Zhu Zhanji running over to watch this! It feels like history is just an exercise in extrapolation.

I'm super looking forward to Cheng Yi and Lin Gengxin's film Two Beijings on the 15th! Let's read the novel first. I didn't expect it to be so amazing! I caught up until 3 o'clock last night!