Memories of Xiaoxiang: The Golden Branch Rises from the Ashes
潇湘忆之涅槃金枝
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- Modern Romance
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- Republican-Era Romance
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- 11mo ago
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This article writes about "beauties in troubled times" so well! Luan Ci's fate is closely tied to the turmoil of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China - the Qian family was wiped out because they were involved in political struggles, and her escape and survival are inseparable from the background of the times. But she was not trapped by the times. Instead, she found opportunities in the cracks, becoming a teacher, investigating the truth about her family, and turning from a chess piece to a chess player step by step. Jin Youruan's support and A Zhuang's protection also add warmth to her journey of revenge. The plot becomes more exciting as it goes on, and I don't want to miss it at all.
I was originally only interested in the literature of the Republic of China, but after reading a few chapters, I was hooked by the story of Luan Ci! From being abandoned by her adoptive relatives after her family was wiped out, to being taken in by A Zhuang's ancestors and grandsons, and then to the unexpected encounter with Jin Youruan, the plot has no clichés, but instead depicts the struggle of an orphan in troubled times very realistically. Especially the scene where Luan Ci confronts Lou Jing in the coffee shop, her neither humble nor arrogant look is particularly poignant. The further the episode goes on, the more she expects her to find out the truth and complete the counterattack. I can't stop following her at all.
I just clicked on it casually, but I was gripped by the plot! Luan Ci was reduced from a noble girl to an orphan, but she never gave up hope and worked hard to study and become a teacher. This kind of resilience is particularly admirable. The emotional line with Jin Youruan is also very comfortable. There is no bloody misunderstanding, but more of a delicate interaction of testing each other and caring about each other. Lou Jing's difficulties and Lou Yanxiang's mystery all make the plot full of suspense. The logic is clear and not procrastinating. The more you go on, the more you want to know the truth behind the Qian family's destruction.
I really like the supporting role of A Zhuang! Although he is an ordinary citizen, he has a delicate mind. He knows that Luan Ci has something to hide, so he stops asking questions. He silently sends her to school, picks her up home on a rainy day, and tilts the umbrella towards her. The details are too heart-warming. His care for Luan Ci is not humble, he just protects her silently. This kind of tenderness is so touching. Coupled with Luan Ci's tenacity and Jin Youruan's affection, the characters are very three-dimensional, and the plot becomes more interesting as it goes on.