The Phoenix's Departure

The writing is full of quotations from classics and poems, which shows that the author has a very profound cultural background, like a long scroll of Chinese culture slowly unfolding. This interlocking, step-by-step process is the real palace battle. The emotional context is so sad. While watching it, I felt sour and shed tears.

It's very interesting. I have different feelings after watching it for the first time and for the second time. It would be great if Xihe and Wei'er could hide in Huangjiacun forever. The ending made me cry to death. The author answered on Weibo that Wei'er's favorite is Yao, and He is just a confidant. Can a confidant have a physical relationship? A confidant is someone you always think about in dark days? The heroine is jealous when she sees He going to Wanchunlou to find Mudan. Is she just a confidant? After the heroine had Xuan'er, she had to write poems separately, and even gave He a Mulan hairpin. Is this poem just a confidant? ("I advise you not to miss each other after we say goodbye. We say goodbye to each other in this life. Remember the old alliance and fulfill the old covenant. I will reward you with the old words in the next life.") After being forced by the emperor to take abortion pills, He allowed the heroine to speak. When the heroine was about to die, the person he had been trying to see by his will, you told me that he was just a confidant? I don't understand why the emperor ignored the heroine when she got married. Then he was lucky enough to meet the heroine. If he hadn't ignored her, he wouldn't have met Xi He, which made Xi He suffer so much. The emperor's mother (the Queen Mother) was the one who killed Concubine He's mother (Quan Guifei). He Zhen It's so painful. The "Xie Lang" at the end must be Xihe, and it is also said that he belongs to the emperor. There are so many words that I couldn't finish writing for three days and three nights. In my heart, the male protagonist "Yu Wang Shen Xihe", I just want to refute, is not a confidant, but the person I love.

The content is rich, the details are well handled, and the feelings are profound and nuanced. It is very good.

I like this book. The author's writing style is very good, his inner activities are delicate, the lyrics and poems are a bit ancient, and some of them are really well written! I didn't want to leave even if I saw it very late. Really recommend this book. A little bit cruel. For me, a person with delicate thoughts, it suits my tone very well. There are so many words I want to write down. I just read the first volume of more than ten chapters, and I feel the urge to read it a second time. Like and recommend.

The palace fight scene is very exciting, I hope it can be made into a TV series

A bit unsatisfactory! A book worth reading.

The plot is full of twists and turns and is very exciting. The palace battle is like a spy war. You have my people by my side and your people by my side. The costumes and accessories in the palace are also described in detail. I really want to see the real thing carefully. The content is so interesting that it keeps me from sleeping [laughing]

I have read many palace battle novels, and this one is really unique. From beginning to end, I was angry, worried, and contemptuous of the heroine, but the death of the heroine made me burst into tears. Looking back from the beginning, it is really a good book worth reading!

The author of the book "Li Huang" uses vivid, beautiful verses and details to describe Ling Wei'er, a beautiful and talented prime minister's daughter who was neglected by the emperor and returned to the palace. By chance, he met the emperor's younger brother, Prince Yu, and the two fell in love. The emperor had fallen in love with Ling Wei'er a long time ago. Ling Wei'er also met the emperor by chance at Huguo Temple. The emperor knew that the concubine in the back palace who was neglected was as beautiful as a fairy. Time and time again, the two of them missed each other due to the conflicts between her imperial power and her father. The battles with the concubines in the palace were frightening at every step, and the emperor expelled her from the palace. Later, Ling Wei'er's beauty and talent used her wisdom to defeat the concubines in the harem and won the favor of three thousand people. She became the queen of the world, and she kept King Yu deep in her memory... I was deeply moved by the author's story about Queen Ling Wei'er's life, work, and education of her son. It is a good book worth reading...

The description is meticulous and has a sense of picture. But there are many places that seem unable to withstand scrutiny. For example, why did the emperor deliberately neglect her after the wedding in the first place? It seems far-fetched to worry that the power of the Ling family will increase and relatives will take over the government. This question directly caused the development of the story and was not explained clearly in the end. Both the emperor and Prince Yu loved the heroine to the core. However, in the face of two such outstanding men, the heroine's wavering eventually led to tragedies again and again. All three of them suffered, and the emperor's heart was probably the one who was tortured the most. There is a kind of love called letting go, and Yuwang is perfect. The death of the heroine makes people feel relieved. She is finally dead. It is really a beauty that is a disaster.