[Coming-of-age alternate-history romance, ancient setting, imperial examinations, childhood sweethearts, no rebirth or transmigration]
Su Zheng, a poor scholar, and Li Ying, the daughter of a wealthy family, have known each other since childhood.
Her sweet “Brother Su” and his fond “Little Sister Ying” say it all.
As they grow older, each faces troubles of their own.
In the end, a twist of fate nearly keeps them apart. Fortunately, after weathering many hardships, they finally find their happy ending.
Su Zheng is at his wits’ end. He has earned the highest honors in all three imperial examinations, yet he still has to fight someone for his bride. When his wife becomes pregnant, he is the one vomiting so badly he can barely function, becoming the talk of the capital!
Li Ying finds it a little strange. Big Brother Liu is usually so talkative, so why is he so quiet today?
As she wonders, someone gently lifts the veil in front of her.
She instinctively narrows her eyes. The moment she recognizes the familiar face before her, tears rush to her eyes.
Realizing she has given herself away, she hurriedly lowers her head and explains, “I’m sorry, Big Brother Liu. I must have gotten some sand in my eye...”
“Are you... quite sure who’s sitting in front of you?”
The voice is warm and familiar, tinged with barely contained amusement, and perhaps a hint of gritted teeth.
Su Zheng’s eyes redden as he forces out the words in a hoarse voice.
The story has its own ideas, but I really like the description of the mother-son relationship between Chen Xiu and Su Zheng. This kind of emotional description is simple but touching, and makes people feel the same. I don't know what to say, so I gave it five stars.
There is too little written and it is not enough to read. The ending is quite satisfying. Brother Su and sister Ying'er will always be happy. I'm just not satisfied with the ending of the male and female characters. I always feel that the author is partial to this pair. The second female lead fell in love with the male protagonist half-heartedly, and the second male lead killed the male protagonist's brother, but they were not punished in any way. The second female lead knelt down and paid some money. The second female lead didn't feel guilty at all. The second male lead at least apologized to the victim's family, but the second female lead still pestered the male lead. I'm sorry, but I also feel sorry for the male protagonist. Later on, they also found love beautifully and saw their own feelings clearly. I'm really bah, all this fault lies with the second female lead. In the end, she was only disfigured. The same is true for the second male lead. She is not as rich as before. It's a pity that Er Niu has a living life. Not to mention anything else, the plot is very exciting. The male and female protagonists protect each other. The relationship between them is unshakable. Only when the mountains and the earth are in harmony can they dare to be with Jun Jue. I wish them the best again and may they be together every year.
No match for childhood sweethearts! Su Zheng and Yingying have a very good relationship and they are very considerate of each other! As expected, they are childhood sweethearts who have known each other since childhood, and the emotional scenes are natural.
The author's rhythm is just right, the career line is there, the emotional line is there, and the daily life is there... The relationship between childhood sweethearts is very desirable.
I especially like to watch plots of character growth. It's real and flesh-and-blood. It's very exciting to watch 👍👍
The characters are vividly created, the characters feel like they have soul, and they are super good-looking.
The characters are described in detail!
I like it very much. The male and female protagonists have lovers and finally get married. When I saw the part where Erniu, the male protagonist's best friend since childhood, passed away, I couldn't stop crying. It would be great if we were alive and could share the joys and sorrows together.
After reading it, I feel that Da Da's writing is very strong, the description and rendering of the characters and environment are very good, and it feels very immersive.
I really like the author's pursuit of details. I really feel like I've been involved in the characters. I feel like comparing my feelings to others.