The Phoenix Returns to Its Nest: Zhao Yuli

It looks good so far. I like to watch the psychological activities of the male protagonist. As for the female protagonist, I hope she can stop working so hard in this life, look more at the people around her, have happiness, and feel happiness.

I rarely write book reviews, but Xiaoyang made me think that I should write something... Although Xiaoyang's death was a bit difficult to accept, it was not so difficult to accept - at least, before Xiaoyang died, he lived a different life from his previous life. He met his brother Zhijin, he felt the loving companionship of his father and sister in life, he ate the bowl of birthday noodles that he had been thinking about, his life was relaxed and growing, and he died in the love of many people. He was worthy of himself and everyone... If it were me before, I would always feel that when a person dies, it is a tragedy; but now, I no longer think so. At least, now I don't think Xiaoyang's ending is a tragedy in a simple sense, but a little regretful...

When I first opened it, I didn't think I would finish it, but Zhaohua is really good about spring, summer, autumn, winter, and his younger brother. When Xiaoyang left, I felt sorry that Zhaohua had no younger brother. It's really good to watch, I highly recommend it, and I'm not good at expressing it, but I like the overall storyline.

It's very interesting. It deserves 9 points or above. I found this book by chance. I haven't seen such a good-looking book in a long time. The author is so good at describing emotions, especially the male protagonist's secret love from the perspective of Yue Yi and Xiao Yang's death. I cried to death. I can't get enough. I want to read more if I add some extras. I hope the author writes more ancient words. It's so good and I like it so much.

It's so beautiful, the characters are all vivid, and each character is three-dimensional. It's really sad that Zhou Yizhuang and Xiao Yang died in the end. The author's words are really difficult to empathize with. Everyone will have regrets. As a person who has read novels for more than ten years, I have actually seen through the endings of many novels, and I rarely cry because of the plot of the novel. This novel really made me shed tears unconsciously, more than once.

The writing is very good, everyone has their own story, the characters are very three-dimensional, and the events written are very neat, such as the death of Yang Xiu and Xiao Yang. Even though it is regrettable, I think this makes the book richer. Compared with the cookie-cutter perfect ending, the unfinished story of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter left me with rich imagination, as well as the emotions between Hu Yanghou and Xiao Yang. In short, this is the article I am most satisfied with in Tomato. The writing is very good, the plot is not cliché, and it is not procrastinating. [Please update] Finally, I have a question, what is the relationship between Protecting Yanghou and Xiaoyang? What is the relationship between Chang'an and Yunzhou? I'm a little confused after seeing this, please give me an answer! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

While I was reading, I had a lot to write about, and I wanted to complain about the male protagonist. To be honest, I read a lot of novels, and it was the first time I felt that the male protagonist was so unspectacular❗ As I read slowly, I ignored the male protagonist, because it was really too bland. Later, I tended to focus on group portraits. I think the other characters portrayed by the author are all very good and have their own characteristics. However, the male protagonist did not make me feel special. He kept describing how much the male protagonist liked the female protagonist, but it just made people feel calm. My only The crying scene was when Su Yeyang died. Although at first I didn't like the heroine's younger brother and thought he was too weak, but this has become one of his outstanding points. With the growth process, I think it is inappropriate to write the heroine's brother to death. Oh, I am not happy, although, just die. How can the wedding be connected so quickly? I am a bit unacceptable. Maybe I want the heroine to return to normal life quickly, but from common sense, can the heroine really get out of the shadow of losing her brother so quickly! I don't know what kind of result I want, but it's just very uncomfortable. In addition, Su Yunzhou should have an ending [crying] [crying] [crying] There are really too many regrets, some of which I can't quite remember. Zhou Yizhuang's regrets also make people unable to let go for a long time [crying][crying][crying]

This novel is really good to read, the content is novel, and the routines in it will also make people turn around. The author's writing style is also very delicate. Everyone has their own independent little story. I don't know why the rating is so low. In addition, I really hope that Xiaoyang is not dead. In the end, Zhou Yizhuang finally discovered his identity when he was preparing to enter the palace [crying] [crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] The ending is happy. My feelings are hard to calm down [cry][cry][cry]

It was quite good, but my brother was gone (I didn't stop crying from then on, and I didn't stop crying when the male and female protagonists were in the bridal chamber). Although the extra brother and Pei Zhijin met in another time and space, there was no female protagonist in that time and space. I cried to death.

I can write a story about the eldest prince's rebirth. It's so sad. He's really good. And the queen. After waiting for so many years, she hasn't seen anything about her son. It's such a pity.