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"Purivine Flowers in the Deep Courtyard Illuminate Your Eyes": A sincere work that allows you to see the wisdom and power of ancient women While many people's impressions of Zhai Dou Wen still remain in the "Golden Finger" and "Shuang Wen Slap in the Face", this book brings a completely different reading experience - it uses calm and powerful writing to restore to us a true and touching growth history of ancient concubines. Chen Lingrong, this woman who grows quietly like a pomegranate in the deep courtyard, does not have the foresight of the time traveler or the blessing of the system. Her only weapon is the keen insight and survival wisdom honed in adversity. From being cautious under her aunt's mother to standing up for herself in a family crisis, every step she takes is thrilling and reasonable. The author's attention to detail is impressive. Whether it is the rules of morning and dusk, the propriety of interpersonal relationships, or the way of managing the family in the inner house, they all stand up to research and make people feel like they are in a real ancient official family. What's even more rare is that the characters in the book are all flesh and blood. The arrogant mistress Zhang, the eldest daughter Lingwan who is both ambitious and capable, the talented and affectionate Young Master Wei Qi... They are not tools to promote the plot, but living individuals who are struggling in the current of the times. If you are tired of exaggerated "shuangwen", are eager to see a wonderful story about tolerance, wisdom and growth, and are looking forward to experiencing a bosom friend that starts with emotion and ends with etiquette, then this book is definitely worth immersing yourself in. Watch how the pomegranate blossoms bloom in the deep courtyard, illuminating not only the fate of a woman, but also the perseverance and elegance that have never been forgotten in that period of history.
The writing is very delicate, I like it very much
Not bad~ The psychological description of the characters is delicate, and the plot is unconventional!
It's not bad, it's just that I haven't been married for a long time and only engaged in fighting. I feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is the same as that of bosses and employees, hahahaha.
Very fresh and natural, a concubine growing up carefully
The writing is really good, the characters have distinct personalities, the words are appropriate, and there are people with different scenes, emotions, and stories.