Li Bai, the Love Saint

The imagination is huge and the idea is crazy. The author uses delicate writing style to portray a romantic and affectionate love saint, which completely subverts the image of a relegated immortal in poetry, wine and sword. The contrast is extremely strong and quite interesting. It is recommended to read.

This book is very imaginative, with the well-known poet Li Bai as the protagonist in the book. The setting of this character must be reversal and penetration. The plot is lively and the writing is smooth. However, the pace is slow and the writing is too rich. It is a good-looking work and is worth reading. It is highly recommended! Everyone knows that Li Bai is a poet who wields his sword to the end of the world, and a banished immortal who raises a cup to invite the moon, but they have never thought that he can also be a love saint who lingers in the moonlight and is passionate and passionate. The most wonderful thing about this book is that it uses a seemingly unconventional setting to tear away the "immortal" filter on Li Bai, allowing us to see a more vivid and pyrotechnic "person". The author does not rely on history, but uses the "love saint" as the starting point to re-deconstruct Li Bai's life. Those poems that have been passed down through the ages are no longer just aloof chants, but have become love poems he wrote to his lover; those free and easy travels with a sword also hide his concern for his sweetheart. The impact of this contrast is more moving than any textual research - it turns out that the romance of poetry and immortality is not only in mountains, rivers and wine, but also in the room under the red candle tent and soft words. The delicate writing is another highlight of this book. The author does not use vulgar plots to attract attention, but uses poetic language to describe the charm and affection of the romance. Li Bai's wandering is not frivolous, but hides the alienation and madness of "coming back after all the money is gone"; his deep affection is not obsession, but the longevity of "long longing for each other and long long memories". When reading, you will forget that this is a novel, as if you really got drunk with Li Bai, and when you wake up, the paper will be full of wine fragrance and rouge color. The most rare thing is that the story does not separate the core of Li Bai for the setting of "Love Saint". He is still the madman who dares to let the noble concubine grind ink and the powerful man to take off his boots. He is still the relegated immortal who can "break his eyebrows and bend his waist to serve the powerful", but he has a little more ties to the world. This balance between "fairy" and "mundane" makes the characters stand up and gives the story depth. Rather than saying this is a cool novel that subverts history, it is more like a carnival about romance. The author uses his imagination as his pen and wind and moon as his ink to write a more down-to-earth and heart-warming Li Bai in the blank spaces of history. When you close the book, you will find that the romance of Shixian has never been limited to poetry.

I didn't expect Shixian to be so cute and cute when she was a child. Reading this book feels like going back to the early Tang Dynasty and witnessing with my own eyes the interesting childhood stories of the poet immortal who has been praised for thousands of years. As the saying goes, you can see your age at the age of three, and poetry immortals show their potential as poets at just a few years old. Everything Xiao Taibai experienced shone with the light of wisdom. We also want to read the story of Taibai's youth in his prime. Readers, please keep updating and look forward to more classic stories in the future.

Li Bai is actually a "scumbag love saint"?! The noble concubines and princesses are jealous, and the beggar uncle is in the form of a wealthy man chasing after him. I give full marks to this idea! The contrast between the tall, handsome, rich man and the poor sour man who is a master of both poetry and swordsmanship is cute, stupid and genius at the same time, making him laugh until he cries!

The author is very interesting. He actually thought of making Li Bai a love saint. This book is very creative and interesting. It is worth recommending.

"The Lover Li Bai" deconstructs the poetic immortal in a playful way and drags the "relegated immortal" into the world of love. The author cleverly uses the relationship between historical figures to weave a light-hearted Shura scene. Between the tension between the "scumbag" and the "love saint", he uses the peach blossom sword to cut through the absurdity behind the romance. The writing is as abstract as Li Bai's poems, the elements of cultivation collide with the romance of the Tang Dynasty, and the belly-laughing scenes hide modern emotional reflections. Although the setting seems nonsensical, it unexpectedly touches on the eternal proposition of "immortal poetry and ordinary love". Wonderful and beautiful!

The author's magic pen! Behind Li Bai, the poet, he created the image of a love saint, allowing the world to re-understand the other side of this poet's life.

It's beautiful, the author's writing is delicate, the emotions are vividly described, and the words and sentences are just right.

The story is fascinating, the writing is good, five stars

The story is exciting and the writing is good.