Jiang Wei: Father-in-Law and Son-in-Law Serve the Same Court
姜维：翁婿同朝
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On the premise of respecting history, the novel takes a unique approach and cleverly captures the cultural perspective of "Weng's son-in-law" with Chinese ethical sentiments, injecting new literary blood into this period of history. Anchoring the grand historical narrative on specific character relationships and emotional conflicts makes the characters more flesh-and-blood. The character design of Fei Zhao is quite clever. Through her, the author interweaves personal emotions with the fate of the family and country, political intrigues and historical responsibilities, and condenses the changes of the times into touching emotional stories. In these emotional entanglements, the author shows the little-known side of the characters with extremely delicate and warm writing. Whether it's Jiang Wei and Fei Zhao's connected minds and deep affection, or Sun Quan's unrequited desire, or Zhuge Ke's wishful thinking, they are all handled just right. The writing does not indulge in this, but brings the readers into a more complex and subtle field in a grand historical background. Especially in the creation of the character Jiang Wei, it is not difficult to see that the author has devoted more affection. What we see is not only a general who insists on the Northern Expedition, but also a flesh-and-blood soul struggling with multiple identities and between ethics, ideals and politics. It's so touching that I can't stop, and I look forward to the follow-up...
This article is an excellent work written by the author who personally entered the situation and traveled through the historical storyline of Jiang Wei during the Three Kingdoms era. The wind between the lines is filled with the wind of Jianmen Pass, turning the tragic end of the Shu Han Dynasty, the bravery of the nine expeditions to the Central Plains, and the love of children in troubled times into a jar of strong wine soaked with sorrow. It is worth mentioning that the heroine in the novel was destined to fall in love when they first met in Tianshui, to the mutual affection in the farmland in Tazhong, to the life and death of Zhonghui Rebellion. Their deep love has always been hidden behind the vow to "restore the Han Dynasty". Jiang Wei's Zhao'er was his gentle hometown for half of his life in the military, and was also his unyielding weakness until death; and the failure to love Zhuge Ke, the second male lead, was the sadness of secretly guarding him, and he was also unable to control himself in troubled times. The final be is not relief, but a cruel and lengthy love that will remain in the setting sun of Shu Han forever. All the characters are full of affection in their hearts, and they all hope to take good care of their loved ones, but they can never grasp the slightest stability in troubled times. Even though there are more than a dozen parallel worlds in the story happening at the same time, and each has its own splendor, it still inevitably leads to the same unsatisfactory ending. Time, fate, luck. After reading it, I burst into tears silently, feeling sad for a long time.