The Silk Thread’s Call

The writing style is very gorgeous. The heroine entered the cabinet at the age of three and met Gao Huan at the age of twelve. She is not an ideal type, but she has great personality charm, knows strategy, and fell in love for the first time (maybe not tempted). For Gao Cheng, she is an arrogant, proud, and restless monarch, without the power of her father. From Gao Changgong, she is more guilty, compensated, and finally regretful. For the sake of her own strong ambitions, she would rather die than surrender and do not want to leave the name of usurping the throne in the history books. Yuan Shanjian, cunning, resourceful, is not a very recognized male protagonist. The female protagonist is harmed by the male protagonist, and they complement each other later. In fact, the foreshadowing in the front can also be seen, it is the destination. The author's interpretation of history is very clear, and the extra descriptions are very vernacular and easy to understand, allowing us to understand history and analyze more profound things at the same time. It is very friendly to book lovers who like history. I hope the author will publish more books of this type~

Don't understand why the score is so low? It is a rare good work with online IQ and level [Like] [Like] The feelings of family and country, love and hatred are vividly written in the ups and downs of the plot. The extreme pull, the shattering of the soul, and the entanglement of complex emotions leave a lingering aftertaste after reading it. All in all, it's great~~~worth reading [Sending my heart to you]

I have to say that it must be given a five-star rating. I haven't read a novel with this theme in several years. I couldn't stop reading it. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. The characters are full of characters. The female protagonist is smart, beautiful and knowledgeable about tactics. The male protagonist is also good. With the help of the female protagonist, the male protagonist is also growing up step by step. I look forward to the follow-up storyline.

Although Gao Changgong is the male protagonist according to the introduction, in my heart I recognize Wei Xiaokuan as the male protagonist. He runs through the heroine's life, from the initial training of Hua Yao and pushing her into the vortex of power, to the final ending 2 (the ending I prefer) where he gives her power and allows her freedom but Hua Yao chooses to go through reincarnation together. Hua Yao's miserable life indeed originated from Wei Xiaokuan, but in troubled times, everyone has their own position, responsibility, and mission. Hua Yao had indeed resented Wei Xiaokuan for nearly her whole life, but in the end, after experiencing so many vicissitudes and facing life and death, she seemed to have forgiven him. The only person who was deeply entangled with her was about to leave, and she was reluctant to let him go. In the end, she told Wei Xiaokuan her choice with a tragic and heroic sacrifice. Wei Xiaokuan really only regarded Hua Yao as a chess piece at the beginning. He taught her to be Machiavellian and sent her to prison. Later, when she experienced Hua Yao's betrayal, she became angry, disappointed and sad. In anger, she sent Hua Yao to the military camp, where she later met Gao Changgong. Later, when he played chess with Gao Changgong, it was always mixed with his game with Hua Yao. After Gao Changgong passed away, he detained Hua Yao by his side, slowly trusting her and giving her more power so that she could display her talents. To Hua Yao, Gao Changgong is like moonlight and atonement, guilt and compensation. In the beginning, he was sincere and brave. He was Hua Yao's hope to protect and atone for his sins. However, there is hatred between them and the country. Even though Hua Yao tried her best to help and protect him at the cost of burning herself, Gao Changgong still guarded and imprisoned her after learning her identity. But this is normal. After all, a little carelessness can bring down the country. In the end, he died for loyalty and set Ji free. The story between them ended here, and Hua Yao's road to atonement also came to an end. Later, when the kingship changed, the wheel of history continued to roll forward. After all, the power of an individual was small and could not stop the inevitable trend of dynasty change. Let's stop writing here for now…

This book is so wonderful, I don't know why the rating is so low. ╥_╥ I have finished reading the ending. The author's writing style is really good, especially some details, which make people feel emotional. I think the heroine of this book is particularly unique, unlike other protagonists who have smooth sailing. Although she has unparalleled resourcefulness and is strong enough not to accept the status quo, she also has a delicate and even weak heart, which merges to form a real "flesh and blood" figure. In my opinion, the ending is not perfect, and there are even so many regrets, but even this kind of regret has created an unusual perfection! At the same time, this book vividly reflects human nature, standpoint, love and hate, right and wrong, cause and effect, etc. Wow, why does such a beautiful book only have more than 100 chapters? Why did I find this book so late? It's so beautiful. I highly recommend it. I really hope that this book becomes popular and can be seen by more people, so that it can live up to this vigorous feeling! (′へ` )

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel like this. It doesn't have the idea of ​​a heroine, and it doesn't strive to achieve the halo of the protagonist. The story itself is completely different from most of the platforms that use pure love or some kind of ambition and hatred as clues, and simply and cleanly moves time to explain a historical story. Every character has flesh and blood, and has a cause and effect. Even a character who only appears in a few chapters makes people feel vaguely about his past. The protagonist has growth and failure, and will not always be beautiful. She is a living woman who is at the mercy of fate but remains strong. Every time I read a paragraph, I sigh involuntarily and feel sad, as if every word and every sentence is saying "helplessness". That's great, I really shouldn't comment like this.

It's rare to see such novels set in the troubled times of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. I personally don't like to read emerging online novels and prefer classical literature. But this one is very amazing. The writing is great. It has the feelings of family and country, the cause and effect of troubled times, and the desolation of broken mountains and rivers, and the wind and fluttering catkins. The writing is gorgeous and gentle. It is full of character. Although the heroine's IQ is not ruthless and decisive, and her character is not perfect, she has a unique personality charm. The protagonists Gao Changgong, Gao Huan, Wei Xiaokuan, and Gao Cheng are all real historical figures. It also profoundly tells the fate of women in ancient troubled times. It is a highly recommended book.

Very very beautiful! The writing is very good! ! ! !

This is the first time I read a novel with a historical theme. I witnessed the growth and mental journey of the heroine, and experienced the change of dynasties and the changes in the current situation. The heroine's feelings are slightly contradictory to me, but feelings are inherently contradictory, or I'm not old enough to understand them yet. All in all, it was a very shocking read for me! I feel more interested in history. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] The other thing is that I am really obsessed with Gao Changgong... I feel so sorry for this beautiful man [crying][crying][crying]

Such a good book cannot be buried. It is rare to see a novel with such good literary talent. The description with the historical background fills the imagination of the unknown things that have passed. It is very well written. The content of the novel has a tight rhythm, and the background description is natural and smooth. What is even more difficult is the scheming games between the male and female protagonists, which the female protagonist does out of necessity. After reading it, I understand why there are so few comments in the novel, because when I read it, my heart was constantly picked up and put down, and I kept wanting to read on to see how the heroine dealt with it and what choices she had to make. It can immerse the reader in, but not be affected by the protagonist's emotions, because they are all calm and rational people.