Yan Junshan

Very beautiful, both in terms of plot and language. The character creation is also vivid and full, the male protagonist is patient and wise, the female protagonist is smart and sober, and other supporting characters also have their own characteristics. I like to see the male and female protagonists develop love as they gradually get to know each other, and see true love in times of adversity. I have always preferred to read stories about the long-term love between China and Japan. I always feel that love at first sight is more of a superficial attraction.

Must recommend. . . The author writes well. This ancient saying is not a pseudo-ancient saying made up of modern words disguised as an ancient saying. No teasing, no nonsense. The majestic atmosphere is very immersive. The author's writing is brilliant. The love between children, family, country and world is fascinating. Machiavellian people fight for people's hearts. . . Anyway, I only read ancient sayings and am picky. I won't watch the mean-mouthed male protagonist, and I won't watch the love-minded female protagonist. The heroine created in this novel is tough, intelligent, calm and self-possessed. When you love, do your best without being pretentious. The male protagonist has the common people in his heart, and never loses his original intention, and never wastes his life for revenge. Love never fails. Do your best to plan everything. There were joy and tears while watching it. . . I haven't finished reading it and I've added it up for the second time. Like reading novels. I feel that encountering good novels will make you feel happy and make your life more colorful. . . Thanks to the author for giving the novel such a good name. I have a quirk. Sometimes I can't fall in love with the title of a funny novel. Even if the content is good, it is unappetizing. Thank you Tomato for so many high quality works. Thanks to all authors. . .

I like this male protagonist. I can describe it in Northeastern dialect: he is powerful and domineering. Every sentence is tough and there is not a word of nonsense. Han Chong is the most lovable in the whole story. I also like this character. There is a sad part in the middle. This makes me cry. It is not that there is a third party, but I feel sorry for the male protagonist. I just want the peace and prosperity of the country, why is it so difficult to be with his treasure? Alas, except for these two men, the other characters and plot are a bit awkward. Yue Ji, her brother, and the emperor's eldest grandson, these people could have been beaten early in the morning. They had to let the tiger go back to the mountain, and they were almost stolen from the tower.

I don't comment much unless I come across something worth recommending. This ancient novel is really well written, with a compact plot and vivid characters that make it easy to be drawn into it. It's really not easy for the big and small characters in the play. The male protagonist seeks revenge step by step and the female protagonist uses each other. Finally, she grows up in power and emotion. Through the power struggle and emotional entanglement in troubled times, she gets to know each other. The ending is considered satisfactory. The only regret is that her cousin was injured physically and mentally, and the little fire hidden in her heart was finally extinguished. She freed herself by committing suicide and went to the underworld to marry the person she loved.

It's really good. The description of the fighting and torture in the war is very touching. It makes people feel the cruelty of the war. From the side, they can feel the scenes of annihilation of human nature in the chaos of the Five Dynasties at that time. Not everyone has the halo of the protagonist. When the emperor's eldest grandson, Yue Ji, and An Jing died, it highlighted the complexity, cruelty, and darkness of human nature. I was so sad when my cousin and her lover died. I didn't expect that they would really die and die so miserably. The male protagonist has been through so much, and it is so difficult to not have a broken mentality. Neither the male nor female protagonist is a kind of good person. On the surface, they promised each other to leave a way for those evil people to survive, but they always used their tricks. If they were hurt by those people, they would fight back whenever they had the opportunity, instead of choosing to let it go. There is also the pattern of the male protagonist who has the world at heart, fighting for the common people in the world, and creating a peaceful and prosperous world for the common people. He is disdainful of the country. He spends the first half of his life serving the common people, and the second half of his life he and the heroine are an ordinary couple. It is really good. They have gone through many hardships, and the heroine's love is also very good. Just to live for him, she will spend all her wealth and use her body as a hostage. They are a two-way couple, a destined couple, both willing to give up some of their most important things for each other, which makes people cry several times.

I have read two of the author's books in a row, and I have endless aftertaste in each one. At the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was hiding too much from the female protagonist, but I realized it later and understood his approach. It is different from the same old sayings, and the plot is also very ups and downs, making it more real.

The plot is fascinating and the characters are fleshed out, but there are some contradictions in the description of the male protagonist's words and deeds. In the past, he worked hard to find a marriage, and then he was shown to be pretentious and playful. It may be to portray his emotional changes, but it is a bit awkward to read. It's a good piece of writing that doesn't hinder the whole thing.

It's super good-looking, I particularly like the emotional line, and the hidden poking and poking points are sure to win. I thought I was watching it after it was finished, but why haven't I updated it yet?

A very beautiful work, so beautiful that I can't put it down. Marriage first, then love, from ruthlessness to friendship, from caution to loyalty, just like a pair of ordinary lovers. I discovered another treasured author, and I'm chasing him!

Every character is vivid, vivid, and three-dimensional. There are no absolute good guys or bad guys. They are just people who are ups and downs, struggling, and making different choices in troubled times. Only the love between the male and female protagonists can redeem each other, achieve each other, and grow together. Great article!