Warning: Too many male supporting characters, and the female love interest appears a little late.
[Mutual devotion + difference in status + younger woman/older woman]
[Quiet, steadfast, devoted bodyguard top x gentle, kind-hearted young lady bottom]
When Chaoyun was ten, she nearly starved to death on the street. She thought that was how her life would end, until the embroidered shoes of a noble family’s legitimate daughter stopped before her.
She thought her life would simply go on like that, but then disaster struck out of nowhere. She knew she had to make a change.
A younger, devoted, cool-headed female general and a gentle, beloved noblewoman.
She cut her hair as short as a man’s and washed it only after nightfall, when no one was around. The young lady’s younger brother gently lifted her jet-black hair, but it was as if he had crossed a forbidden line. She slapped his hand away. He caught her pale, jade-white wrist and demanded, “Are you really going to go on like this forever?”
People are cold-hearted. After her family was destroyed, there was no one left she could confide in. The gentle young heiress looked around, and realized that only her personal maid was truly close to her.
I just want to make the relationship between the heroines clearer, and the author can reduce the number of scenes that humiliate women, especially in terms of physical contact. Other than that, it's still very interesting~, come on!!!
It's very interesting, but the relationship between the two heroines is more like a pair of very close best friends, and neither of them wants to get married and live together. I have read more than seventy chapters so far. Chao Yun and Chao Li have more scenes than the two heroines, and the physical contact between Yun and Li is much greater than that between Yun and Jin. To say that the author writes about two heroines is more about the support between the two women and the family members who protect each other, and the CP is more like Yun and Li. This book is still very good to read, but the author really doesn't seem to be writing a CP novel with two female protagonists, and maybe that's not what he was writing. I had to quit the book many times while reading it. I read the introduction many times, and I really doubted whether I clicked on the wrong article to read it. The plot is good to watch. The emotional line between Yun and Li De is okay, but the relationship between Yun and Jin is a bit lacking. The two lines are intertwined. It can only be said that Yun is still a straight woman; In a word, if you don't read the introduction, you wouldn't think it's a double heroine. There is still a bit of a gap between the two heroines. Jin's presence in the plot is really too low, while the relationship between Li and Yun has too much presence. As for the plot, the two heroines are using their own methods to resist the "cannibalism" phenomenon in feudal society. The plot is really good and worth watching. To be honest, Li can be said to represent the husband's power and monarch's power in feudal society. He used his identity as a man and the head of the family to suppress Jin and force her to stay away from Yun. He implemented a sentence, after the death of the husband, the son is the master. After the death of the father, the younger brother is the master. As the master and master, he forces Yun to stay away from him and not to resist with his kindness. His kindness is stronger than the sky. He thinks about Yun day and night. His thoughts and actions are dirty and disgusting. He thinks he is affectionate, but in fact he uses the power in his hands to disgust people. He always wants to make people feel the deep friendship between him and Yun. On the contrary, it makes others more convinced that outsiders cannot get in between Yun and Jin. However, the author's descriptions of Yun and Jin, Yun and Li... Can't be said. I can only say that Yun and Jin seem to be lovers but are not lovers. Yun and Li seem to be not lovers, but in fact they love strongly (one-sided) 😢 😢 😢 😢
It's good, but the scenes between the two heroines are a bit lacking.
It's quite good-looking. The story is simple and touching. The ending is a bit sad, but also more realistic. There were also a few tears at the end, haha.