Jade Scenery, Gentle Breeze

Finally, I've found a normal story about Xiao Ruojin. How could someone who could raise Xiao Ruofeng alone in the cold palace without family or power be brainless?

The characters in this book seem more normal. Xiao Ruofeng's dashing and unrestrained demeanor actually stems from his elder brother's tireless and meticulous care behind the scenes. Having been protected by his brother since childhood, he also firmly defends him when others criticize him. Xiao Ruojin is not as worthless as Shaobai, whom even Ye Xiaoying despises.

I've finished reading it, and the author writes it very well!!! In the early stages, Xiao Ruojin nurtures Xiao Ruofeng; in the middle stages, Xiao Ruojin conceals his talents while Xiao Ruofeng shines brightly in the martial arts world; now, Xiao Ruojin is investigating cases and advocating for the people in the imperial court. The pacing is smooth and well-organized.

I highly recommend this story. I feel that the author's portrayal of Xiao Ruojin perfectly reflects my ideal image of him. I can't believe that someone who could raise a prince as elegant as the Prince of Langya would be the Emperor Mingde from "Song of Youth," nor can I believe that someone who struggled to raise his younger brother in the deep palace would harm him.

The author portrays Xiao Ruojin as almost selflessly devoted to Xiao Ruofeng, giving him practically everything, yet Xiao Ruofeng reciprocates very little. This feels unfair and unhealthy to me, making me want to cry for Xiao Ruojin and feel that Xiao Ruofeng is immature or something else entirely. But before reading this, Xiao Ruofeng was one of my favorite characters!

It's so good! I love Xiao Ruojin's character the most. As a royal descendant, she has no power or influence. It's understandable that she pursues power; it's just a means for princes and princesses to protect their lives. If they had power and influence, who wouldn't want to grow up as an innocent and naive person?

Waaaaah, finally I've seen a story about two brothers getting along normally!

I've been following this for a long time and read many fanfics about Shao Bai and Shao Ge, but I still think Xiao Ruojin in this book is written with warmth and grace, which is great. I hope the author can work on the Dark River in the future, since for a hundred years they've been acting as the Xiao family's black hand.

It's really good. Xiao Huaijin here is the ideal older brother. Watching the movie also shows us a different side of them. It's just that Xiao Chuhe's scenes are a little less (because I especially like Xiao Chuhe who protects Xiao Huaijin. Xiao Huaijin has spoiled him for so many years, how could he not protect him at all).

This is so well written! Please write more! It's definitely a perspective I never thought of before, and Xiao Ruojin's personal charm is wonderful. The other characters also have their own appeal and charisma, making it all seem so real. It's fantastic. People in this world are so lucky! 🍀 Please, author, could you please update more frequently? 😢😢 It's so good!