Calm Winds
长风平
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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115Chapters
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The male and female protagonists will get their clothes dirty, swear, feel powerless against the world, break down, despair, and improve. This isn't your typical wish-fulfillment story. The story is set during the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty and won't delve too deeply into history, but details like clothing, food, housing, and transportation will be based as much as I've researched.
This is an excellent book. After learning about Duan Yun and Xiao's patriotic aspirations, I wondered if it would follow the trend of the times and have a perfect ending like other novels. But it gave me a big surprise. The male and female protagonists did not change the dynasty. The male protagonist became the same as the female protagonist and Jin Lao Er.
It's a very good book, but I don't usually dare to read this kind of book because it's so realistic. The author writes really well. I originally came for the romance, but I was still drawn in by the unfulfilled dreams, the exhaustion of passion, and the ultimate compromise with fate. Knowing it's impossible, yet still doing it, giving it your all, leaving only regret, not remorse.
It's not a fictional story; it's a story with characters created within a historical framework based on the background of that time! The opening chapter is about youthful ambition, the middle chapter is about doing one's best, and the ending chapter is about cherishing one's family amidst the changing of dynasties!
This kind of story is really rare! I'll finish reading it first, then I'll be a regular reader! I highly recommend it! [Full of joy]
It's pretty good, I'll give it a thumbs up.
This is a fast-paced book. The female lead is a great character—a strong, clear-headed one. The male lead's character is also well-developed. Neither the male nor female lead are perfect; they both have their flaws and strengths. Set in the late stages of a dynasty, where realizing ideals and ambitions is incredibly difficult, the author portrays this beautifully, making you feel their…
The author's writing style is good; it's short and concise.
Beyond personal feelings lies a greater purpose; though not perfect, it is realistic.
The writing is excellent, very realistic, and enjoyable.