Chronicles of the Era: The Orchid's Grace

Whether it is the author's "Plucking Hibiscus in the River" or "Chronicles: Lan Zhiyi", both of them have penetrated into my heart and made me forget to eat and sleep. The author's writing style is clean and neat, and his expression is precise and powerful. He does not pile up words or procrastinate and cumbersome, and the reading is smooth, natural and coherent. The text is restrained and measured, with just the right amount of white space, without filling up the words, leaving ample space for the reader's imagination. The conciseness reveals the profound meaning, and the more you read it, the more flavorful it becomes 👍

Dear author, I would like to ask if Qianli inherits the family business after the male protagonist dies? The male protagonist should finally make a will. . It shouldn't be right to inherit all the property. Why does the male protagonist keep the female protagonist by his side even though he doesn't love her? The heroine gave birth to seven children, all of whom were the male protagonist's children. She couldn't treat Zhengli as her own child and leave only inheritance to Zhengli. 🙂 What kind of love doesn't leave property to the lover's children? Or is it that the male protagonist only loves Yu Hui? Just like to torture the heroine? Even though they were all his children, he still said that he would only leave his property to Zhengli. The heroine died tragically. The general's daughter married a businessman with only one leg, and the child could not inherit the inheritance.

Like, good-looking, sour

I like it, the writing is very delicate

I really like it, no flaws at all