Splendor in Silk

It's not a fantasy story, it's written based on the history of the Republic of China. It's obviously different from warlord stories. The heroine is the eldest lady, who returns to take revenge. She takes every step very steadily. Everyone is in the scheme, but the male protagonist actually thinks it's cute and his words are not first-rate.

The heroine is a ruthless character, making every move, making all kinds of decisions, and carrying a blood feud. It is a bit difficult to attack with the power of one person. What is rare is that the heroine is not weak, and she is not humble. The male protagonist doesn't have as many storylines as the female protagonist, but every time he appears, he can bring important information. The two of them use each other's vests and test each other, which is very interesting to watch. The background of the Republic of China period combines the customs and history of Shanghai at that time, and focuses on the textile industry, making it like watching a 1920s version of blooming flowers.

The female protagonist is very smart, and she always uses her own abilities to defeat monsters. She pretends to be weak in the early stage and is successful at every step. The interaction is just right and sweet. The male protagonist is awesome and is only weak to the female protagonist. I like it very much. I finished reading it in one go and urged me to update it.

The frequency of male characters appearing is just right. Currently, there is a naughty type and a reserved type. They are both very cute. It's so sweet. It's like playing an otome game. The male protagonist automatically takes on the role of Yi Yu outside the world. The head of the Yu family reminds me of Gu Shiye. They are all so sweet!

Song Yunjin, a pure heroine who is calm, self-possessed, smart, and never emotional, I really love her. The male protagonist is aggressive but has a crazy side, and is always only good to the female protagonist. I feel like I am playing an otome game with a plot version of the heroine.

I finished reading it in one go, but it was too little. I really like Xie Qiao, and I'm crazy about it, but he acts like a green tea man in front of the heroine. Author, you have changed the text, but it is still good. The plot is more tense. The heroine's actions are advanced step by step, and there is a back-up every time. Before the change, the properties of Xie Qiao green tea were more obvious, but now the properties of Xie Qiao milk are more obvious. The only thing that hasn't changed is that Xie Qiao's true identity is really crazy.

Four and a half stars. It's a good book worth reading over and over again. It's not a story about handsome young men, but about business wars, ordinary people's family and country justice, and the world of living for yourself and others in turbulent times. Every step of the heroine's steps is calculated, and every scene is foreshadowed. There are relatively few male protagonists, and there are some sweet scenes, but not many, so it's four and a half stars.

The writing is quite good, but at the beginning when the male protagonist calls the female protagonist sister, he is a little confused about the situation, a bit abrupt, and he is chasing. It doesn't seem to be a cool story. It would be more fun to watch if it was a cool story with cheating.

Very good looking, keep following it In the last chapter, I was brought to tears by Yu Chengfeng

I followed Shuhuang. It's very interesting. I'll keep following it. I also like the plot. It's like watching a TV series.