A Family's Daily Life in Exile in Ancient Times

The review of this book is divided into three steps. The protagonists in the first third are actually the heroine's parents, and the most touching part of the whole book is also the journey of exile and survival in the difficult slavery in the early stage. It is a rare and great story chapter, whether it is the heroine's parents or not. The relationship between him and his maternal grandparents, from separation to reunion, especially the chapter where Qin Yang visits his parents-in-law when he returns to the capital for the wedding of his third daughter, and the chapter where his maternal grandparents travel thousands of miles to join their daughter and reunite again, is really touching and brings a lot of tears... The middle period definitely focuses on the stories of the male and female protagonists and other companions. Because it is a female channel, the author writes too much from the perspective of the female protagonist. Personally, I feel it is a pity. In addition, the narrative style is fixed because of the constant birth of daughters. The story in the later period is very weak, and there is almost nothing to watch.,, In the later period, I have no interest in telling the story of Yaoyao's younger generation. As for the emotional scenes between Ah Tu and Yin Hua, I personally can't say much about them, but each one is in his own way, so I won't say more. The most sober person among them is definitely Qin Xi. It is not easy for her to have such a clear understanding of everything she has experienced from her birth to her upbringing. And for a woman with such a personality, only Zhao Dafan can make Qin Xi feel at ease. After all, she is used to seeing darkness and evil, and a simple and even a little stupid temperament is the most secure. The food in the whole book revolves around the southwest region. Generally speaking, it should be mainly Yunnan. It is rare to have such a style of story. Book friends who like this kind of book should read it. After reading it, I feel that the story is best in the early stage, becomes dull in the middle stage, and is basically unspectacular in the later stage. The rules under the slave status were described more in the early stage, including the so-called kindness of the prefect's family (I personally think that there is more hypocrisy, which is normal, after all, they come from a wealthy family), the overlooking of slaves, alms, gifts, and arbitrary decisions on the slave's future. These are the naked truths. In fact, in this chapter, the prefect's young lady gave birth to a stillborn baby for no apparent reason. , I can't sympathize with it at all. It is precisely because of the so-called love of the young lady for Ayi that she coerces a child to make her happy. I don't think such a family is very kind. Although the author later beautifies the character changes of the prefect's family, although he understands that human nature is changeable, the selfishness of the prefect's family is inherent to the superiors.

Highly recommended, it's very interesting. The book's description of the dress, language, and food of the ethnic minorities in Southwest China is very good and unique. Every time the protagonist encounters difficulties, vested interests stand aside and add fuel to the flames, and they are even the creators of the suffering. The protagonist's struggle to live a hard life despite being a slave is vividly described. I hope that the protagonist can escape from slavery soon and no longer let others decide his fate like an object. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] It is good-looking, with ups and downs of the plot and delicate emotions. The protagonist's character is closely related to his personal experience. Even though he is a slave, he is still living an active life. The difficulties have not overwhelmed their family. The description of the ethnic minorities in Shicheng is also very specific. Their language, food, clothing, and styles are very different. It is a very good book.

The writing is really good, the writing is good, and the story is very attractive. The bleak beginning of the little character is so real. I don't understand why the score is so low. The writing is much better than those bad novels, golden fingers, and time travel novels that score 9 or above. Only good writing and good stories can attract me to read. Many of those that score 9 or above can't stand it after a few chapters. I almost missed such a good novel because of the low score! Now I know why the rating is low. The writing is good, but the storyline is too unreal. It cannot withstand scrutiny at all. It does not conform to common sense logic. It can be said to be idealistic. The more I read it, the more outrageous it becomes. Everyone is sincerely good to the protagonist and his family. It is completely a fairy tale world composed of a group of good people. The beginning is okay, but then it becomes more and more outrageous. I barely read half of it and I really can't stand it anymore. 3 Points are for the writing.

Very good. The author has a thorough understanding of our southwest customs. The characters are three-dimensional. The bad guys and good guys are not very stereotyped, but have a vitality like wheat straw. The emotional lines of children are handled beautifully

It is an atlas of the survival of the lower class people. It throws away the snow and luxuries, and depicts the appearance of the lower class people struggling out of the mud. The protagonist in the author's works is kind, tough and responsible. He is very good-looking and will not suffer any loss if he enters the pit.

The score of 8.4 Is definitely low. It's very interesting. After enduring the 15 chapters in the first volume, there's basically no abuse in the rest. It's really interesting. There's no bad blood, just a story about helping each other and moving towards a better future. The first 15 chapters were miserable. Even though the villains were all dead, I really almost gave up on the novel. After the family arrived in Shicheng and started working as slaves, they no longer had any cruelty. It was difficult at the beginning, and I even almost faced a separation crisis after becoming a slave. However, except for a few pure evil people on the road to exile, the people in this article are not bad people. The protagonist suffered a lot after becoming a slave, but during this period he met many kind-hearted people. Instead of being rich and wealthy, he gained a group of good friends. In the end, even the prefect's family had a good relationship with the protagonist's family. Except for the beginning, the rest of the text is about a warm life, from being a slave to redeeming oneself to having a home of one's own and a bright future. It's really good to read! The writing is also very good! Family, friendship, and love are all written about. What I like to read the most is family, friendship, and the relationship between teachers and students, especially the great old doctors, which really made me cry. There is also the family relationship between the protagonist and his family, which is really well written, especially the older generation who have paid a lot for the protagonist and his family. In the end, they traveled across mountains and rivers to be reunited with the protagonist's family. It was really good to cry! This is real! ! ! Very nice! ! ! It's good-looking with a score of 9! ! ! ! ! ! Recommend! ! ! !

For the first time, I saw that every character in the book has flesh and blood and a three-dimensional image. The little man managed to live a brilliant life in the swamp, relying on the unity of every family member, friend and heart. Everyone has worked hard to live and study in the face of adversity, and only then can we have the good life we ​​have now. It can be made into a TV series, which is really good!

A particularly good article. The author created the characters very vividly and delicately. A family of three fell into trouble and became official slaves. They struggled to reach the place of exile. They went from being a commoner young master to being a slave of a small border prefect. The author described their psychological painful changes very delicately. There is also the friendship between neighbors and friends. Most of the locals are ethnic minorities. From the language barrier when they first arrived, to getting along with them later, the author painted a touching picture of the enthusiasm of the locals. He hopes that their efforts will be fruitful and that their lives will get better and better after relocation.

The author's writing style is exceptionally delicate and gentle, the narrative is naturally not blunt and straightforward, and every word is polished to a high quality. He is particularly good at depicting details. The characters' expressions, ups and downs of mood, and daily life are all described in detail. The images are full and vivid, and there is no problem with dry and empty writing. The overall atmosphere of the book is gentle and healing. Even under the shackles of slave status, there is still a small and touching human warmth hidden inside. The plot is not deliberately sensational, but warmth slowly flows out of ordinary daily life. The delicate writing style and just the right details make it soothing and reassuring to read, and the more you read it, the better it becomes.

Overall, it can be seen that the author wrote very seriously. However, from my personal reading experience, there are many metaphors, scene descriptions, psychological descriptions and other side descriptions in the article, which makes the pace of the entire article seem very slow. I think the author wants to create a contextual atmosphere, but too many redundant words will consume the reader's patience. After all, the content does not require a lot of thinking. This not-so-good feature runs throughout the entire text, and there are no other highlights. Come on!