
The Palace Maid's Burial
葬宫娥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
80Chapters
203Reads
6.0Score
60Listens
14.5kReads · all time
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History books often record the merits and demerits of emperors and the legends of concubines, but rarely write about the people at the bottom of the palace, who can hardly even leave their names. But it was these countless Su Wanqings who, with their short and tragic lives, silently told the bloodiest and coldest truth beneath the high-sounding names. Behind the Zhumen is a place where souls are buried. Under the sky, there is never a warm person. Su Wanqing was buried. Buried within palace walls, buried in mass graves, buried in the dust of history. But the deep palace is still the same, the wind and snow are still the same. Only the countless stories of me are still reincarnating silently, until the day when the high wall collapses and the shackles are broken.
This is the most realistic ancient palace novel I have ever read. The protagonist has no aura at all, and it vividly describes the walking dead who were assimilated by feudal ideas at that time.
A girl with a rather ordinary appearance who couldn't be more ordinary walked into this cannibal palace. In her short life, she experienced intrigues that ordinary people dare not think of. She was helpless and wanted to live but couldn't. The author's writing style is actually very good. I recommend it.
The writing is super good, I really didn't expect to see such a good article on Tomato. It is not the kind of cool novel where the protagonist plays tricks and treats others as cannon fodder, but a story about a small individual trying to struggle against a grand and heavy background, and finally leading to destruction. (To be honest, I am reminded of "Camel Xiangzi" for some reason) In fact, I'm a lazy person and basically can't write book reviews. But because I really like this article, I decided to come here and write something. In fact, there is no main idea in this passage. I just said it casually as I thought of it. I really like this kind of "tragedy of a small person in a grand historical context", but it is really rare to see tomatoes written all over the place. Anyway, I will leave a comment to support it. Cheers, author (*σ´∀`)σ
@Tomato The tragedy of the little character is very well written and leaves people wanting more.
The author's writing style is very good and very artistic. Every sentence can make people think deeply. Just like us, we are just as small and humble. The heroine of this book lives a very depressed life. It may be better to leave this world.
The author's writing is delicate and precise, the psychological activities of the characters are described in detail, and the atmosphere is fascinating, making readers sigh with emotion following the fate of the characters!
Unexpectedly, the cannibalism in the palace is so powerful, and the palace maid with no status is really humble.
Behind the Zhumen is a place where souls are buried. Under the sky, there is never a warm person. The tragic and desolate life of a palace maid.
The article is well written, but for me it lacks a little plot that makes people want to read it again after finishing it, like Gong Hua Fu, I've listened to two-thirds of it and still don't know what it's about. That's not how you set a hook. If you don't know a hook until the end, it just means you don't have other hooks and it's not interesting.