Last Year's Springtime Heartache Returns

It's rare to see a heroine with a full personality who is both ruthless and kind-hearted. Other novels only talk about being ruthless but actually don't take action and rely on others to destroy themselves. This novel relies on one's own efforts and feels good. The reason for the low rating is that the writing is more realistic. Most of the current mainstream palace and house fights are based on cool writing, but they lack sophistication and logic, and the characters of the protagonists are all very different. If you don't offend others, I won't offend them. It's limited to the level of palace fighting. This book is not mainly about palace battles, but also involves court struggles, and each character is carefully portrayed. It feels like the perspective is broader, the characters are full and flawed, and it is realistic and moving.

The author's writing style is really good, and the characters in the novel have their own characteristics. The heroine is sober and independent, working on her own career, and would rather suffer than be numb; the hero and the heroine are childhood sweethearts, they are still very sweet at the moment, but I guess there will be trouble later. There are also the heroine's aunt and mother who seem to be superior but lonely... I think the label of this book is "Everyone Be". Probably everyone's ending is a tragedy, a bit like "The Legend of Zhen Huan". Looking forward to the next plot~

This is the most well-written palace battle novel I have ever read. The author is really knowledgeable and the ending of each couple is intriguing. From the emperor and concubine looking at each other in disgust decades ago, to the emperor and empress joining hands later, but in the end it was just like a passing cloud, blowing away; from that year on, their deep love and mutual support, thirty years of companionship, and finally they are no longer destined to be together in this life... After reading, only the tears left, and I was shocked.

I rarely read novels written by Quan Renbe. This one is not torture for the sake of torture. The author is particularly good at describing the psychological changes of the characters. It is not just love and family relationships, but a sense of regret is revealed in the details. But in the end, I got what I wanted. From Qinghe to Yuanxi, Qiyue to King Qin, there is a kind of reincarnation of fate. The feeling is different, but not exactly the same. Qinghe and the emperor have an awkward feeling of hatred sandwiched between love and death. Yuan Xi is relatively a regretful fate. In short, it may be sad for the protagonist, but for the readers, it is a faint sense of depression, which is also in line with the introduction of "Last spring, hatred came."

Choose the good-looking ones, the male protagonist and Lu Cilan, because of Xu Guo, changed from a young empress to a voluntary purge after Lu Ci asked for abrogation. She broke away from the cage of the harem and the shackles of the queen. She is a free eagle, and she should soar in the sky. It is true that she is trapped under the imperial power because of love. You It should be known that when he became the prince, he began to slowly become cold and cold, and you could no longer be the only one in his heart. Although you changed yourself for him and worked hard to be a queen, you still failed to make it to the end. I can only wish you not to meet him again in your next life. Every prince has the attitude of a superior, and after the struggle for imperial power, he only thinks about the future of his descendants. Everyone is a product of feudal ethics, and everyone has a tragic color.

It was unexpectedly good. I read the introduction, but there was no rating, and then I read the comments. I felt that the writing should be good, so I finished reading it. What made me feel the most was that the emperor was ruthless. The former prince committed suicide, and the princess left and cried. She must have feelings for the children, but because the emperor was naturally cold and did not trust the prince and the king of Jin, it was written well anyway. The author also said that the heroine was screwed, and I understand it.

I read half of it before because the serialization was put on hold, so I forgot about the chapter content and re-read it. Now I am following the follow-up [face covering] I am actually a be lover, but I also like to read the chapters that bring family fun, but I have to not all be be [crying] Take a step back and say Is it possible for the empress to leave without one of them leaving first? She may have a tendency to self-abuse. I feel that the names of the two protagonists Qi Yue x Yan Qinghe give me an inexplicable and embarrassing feeling [laughing and crying] Double A empresses have power over the ruling and opposition parties. I will say this much for the time being. If it is inappropriate, I will delete it!

The author's writing style is excellent. It feels interlocking and has foreshadowing. It is fascinating and comparable to The Legend of Zhen Huan. Everyone in the author's writing is lifelike. They are not just paper figures, but people with flesh and blood who can think. The whole drama does not give preferential treatment because of who has the halo of the protagonist. It feels like everyone's story is brought out. They are all very easy to cry. The love between Qi Yue and Lu Ci as a young couple, Qi Yue and Qing He are also very difficult to reconcile. The best ones to cry are Yan Yuan and Yan Xu, Yuan Xi (Qi Yu) and Qi Jin. My Huai Jin Hold Yu is a love born from family affection that transcends family affection but is not tolerated by the world. And later, the young couple Yan Ji and Qi Wei share the joys and sorrows and live together. After the most difficult time, when the new dynasty was established, his young man still left her mother and son behind. I felt that the whole drama was very consistent with that era, in which power was greater than family love. No one could refuse the attraction of huge power. I really like the author's writing style. It is the best article I have ever read. Every The author of "The End of Human Beings" has corresponding chapters. The writing is beautiful, and everyone's ending is sad to see. Of course, there are many others I have not mentioned, including Cao Heng, Yan Zhao, Qi Bi, Cheng An, Cheng Wan, Qi Nian, Shun Hua, Chen Liao, Chen Xuanyu, Caiyun, and Mingyue. They are all victims of the change of dynasties, and they are all poor people.

I don't know why I always feel sorry for Lu Ci. After all, the childhood friendship can't withstand the long time. Even the history books only have a few sentences about her. The childhood friendship between him and the male protagonist still can't withstand the disputes in the harem. Maybe it would have been the best choice for her not to be a princess when she was young.

After watching it, I felt a little lonely Maybe I have integrated into Qinghe a little, and I understand her helplessness and her feelings. In the end, she had nothing. I always feel that her life has always been a little bit close. She was almost able to avoid marrying into the palace. She was almost a real wife. She was almost true love. She was almost able to enjoy her old age. And her daughter Yuan Xi is The character I feel most distressed about is that she is smart, she understands justice, and she values feelings. Why was she so lonely in the end? I always feel that she shouldn't have ended up like this. Yuan Xi and Qi Jin are like twin flowers that cannot be separated. They have been bound by each other since they were young. You live with me, and I will die when you die. But I just regret that I can't get Yuan Xi. Qi Jin's end is inevitable, and the existence of Zhenguan gives Yuan Xi a place to rest in his heart. But Zhenguan is gone, and so is his daughter. There are regrets everywhere and the pain inherited from generations of ancestors. I think it will take me a long time to let go after reading it. I feel sorry for all the female characters in it. Xie Zhenguan is my favorite male character.