The Young Man on the White Horse Is Drunk in the Spring Breeze and Greedy for the Wind and Moon

Tied Fengfeng's line. Let's talk about the heroine first. This article really fits my image of the heroine (tentatively called the heroine, although the second person was a bit awkward at first, but later I took it all in and didn't pay attention at all). In the early stage, he is bold and neat, and he will show his playful and cute side in front of his family. In the later stage, when he grows up, he will be strategic and courageous. Being able to risk everything for her family is what I like most about the heroine. In the face of anything, her family always comes first. And they will not change their values ​​​​and code of conduct for the sake of love. After the two people get together, there is no spoiled wife literature at all. In many Fengfeng female videos, I don't like to read the content after the two get together. The important reason is that after they get together, either the plot only focuses on the male protagonist's difficulties, or the female protagonist is only written from the male protagonist's perspective. But this is not the case. Even if they are together, both people have their own life issues to face. Ps: I love the part where the two are at odds with each other and the heroine points her sword at Fengfeng. Both people understand each other's difficulties, but neither of them will change their stance for love. Although it is a female channel, it is not just about love. Neither of them are love-minded, which is so rare. Let's talk about the male protagonist, our little gentleman, King Langya The two people's early tug-of-war is very consistent with the behavior that Fengfeng's character can do. I have read a lot of stories, and this is the first time I see him suppressing his feelings and pushing the heroine away time and time again in order to protect her ideals. Only then did I realize, yes, this is the young gentleman who wants to save everyone even if he endures pain. I have read a lot of Shaobai's novels, and this one is the only novel I have seen that describes the pressure Fengfeng faces in the court. It also describes the changes between the young boy in the school in the early stage and King Langya who was dragged into the quagmire by the court in the later stage. This reminds me of the transformation of Feng Feng in the two dramas Shaobai and Underworld. Well, there is a sense of melancholy that things have changed when you look back, and you are staggering forward when you look forward. Finally, let's talk about the plot. Since the heroine is original, in addition to the heroine's design, I also care about whether the author can smoothly insert the heroine into the original plot. The novel is very well done and very silky smooth. And because I got into the TV series and haven't read the original work, some of the plots involving the heroine are so smooth that I'm not even sure if they were written in the original work, but they just weren't made in the TV series. In addition, I personally don't like stories with too many original characters and original plots (it feels like a forced cheat), but this story basically follows the original work. Apart from the heroine, there are no other original characters in my impression. I think it can be viewed as another world line of the original work. In summary, it's worth staying up all night to watch! Ps: It's daybreak and I haven't slept yet. The author took away my sleep with a novel...[I'm about to cry]

It's very interesting. It's my favorite one at the moment. The author wants to update it soon.

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It sounds good, it sounds good, cheers for the author [adoration][adoration]