Desecrating the Spring Mountain

It's really good, I don't know why the rating is so low. Both the male and female leads have mouths, which gives me a gentle feeling and suggests there's no misunderstanding. Forgive me for being at a loss for words. The content is particularly captivating; the mystery is gradually unveiled, and you can't help but wonder as you read on. It's truly amazing!

In the power struggles within a large family compound, some people truly become devils. Power is a good thing, which is why some people lose their minds and become demons. Uncle Er's greed caused many people to live in misery. Fortunately, good and evil are ultimately rewarded, and he received his just deserts.

Maybe I'm just not good at it; the Xie family is too complicated for me to understand. [Rolls eyes] But I watched it for the romance, and everyone in it is very smart and mysterious, always making them hard to figure out. The female lead is not the naive and innocent type. She has her own thoughts and thinks ahead.

It's a good novel; it's not just about romance, it has a storyline. The only downside is that the relationships between the characters are a bit confusing; I was completely lost several times. Overall, though, it's a good read, a slow and steady read.

The plot is intricately woven, and the male protagonist, in his meticulous pursuit of the truth behind his mother's death, navigates the treacherous waters of his family step by step. Every named character serves as a foreshadowing of his past. The female lead is the most beautiful part of the male lead's heart. Although she appears delicate, she is not a naive little rabbit.

I think the book is quite good, so why isn't the rating high? It has poems I like, intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, cheongsams, Peking Opera, the scenery of Nanjing and Jiangnan, and even a villa in Kyoto. It seems the author is someone who appreciates classical traditions and traditional culture. The male and female protagonists are both clever and solve problems one by one, which is great. The ending is also beautiful. Recommended!

The author's writing is truly excellent; it's rare to find such writing on Tomato Books. I absolutely love it! Both the male and female leads are gentle, resolute, and strong-willed—I adore these two characters! 💕 Looking forward to more updates from the author!

It's a good book. I cried so much during Xie Yuyan's part, but thankfully she didn't leave in the end. The camellias of the Xie family still bloom, giving Luan Weidu a happy home. 🥺🥺🥺🥺😢 Only the older sister is alone in the whole book, and only Shao Yun, who loved to sing "Farewell My Concubine," left. 🥺 It's still pretty good. But I have to say, that first part was really weird, really scary. 🙂🙂🙂

The writing is truly excellent, beautifully narrating the story of Mr. Xie and Ms. Yu. Their relationship is particularly well-developed—I love it! The overall story flows smoothly, and both the main and supporting characters' stories are captivating!

He emerged from the billowing white smoke before the gods and Buddhas, and walked toward her by the light of the gods. On that day, the Buddha of the mortal world bowed his head for her, descending from his high platform into the mortal realm to spend time with her. He guided her to her rightful place, but she had no intention of defiling Chunshan.