A talented Jiangnan beauty enters the imperial palace. With a hint of guile in every word, she plots carefully to shape her own destiny.
Zhihua vs. Yongqi [If you're a fan of Xiaoyanzi, this story may not be for you; it might not sit well with you. If you spot any small details that could be improved, please leave a comment and let me know.]
A slightly cunning young lady from Haining crosses paths with the boisterous Princess Huanzhu. See how Zhihua writes the script of her own life.
In the Fifth Prince's life, Xiaoyanzi was a sudden delight who unexpectedly flew into the palace: passionate, but not made to last. Zhihua, on the other hand, was someone he could spend all his days with and never tire of. From a fleeting glimpse in the misty rain of Jiangnan to standing together through life-and-death palace intrigues, she ultimately became the woman he could never bring himself to let go, his inescapable fate.
Volume Two begins as I explore the ideas I had for what happens next.
It's really quite interesting in fan fiction. This book doesn't focus too much on describing emotions, but describes the daily life of the flowing water. It focuses on the strategies of the court, but you can feel the changes and accumulation of emotions. It can really be seen that the protagonist Chen Zhihua is calm, intelligent, elegant and calm as a lady.
Huanzhudong has a good view of the overall situation in the humanities. It is not about love and love, but it has a country and a plan. I feel that this is what it should be like in the palace wall. It's just that the darkening of Concubine Ling is a bit too harsh, but the flaws are not concealed.
The writing is very good, there is no plot from the drama, it is a new development. I have never liked Xiao Yanzi after watching the TV series and reading the book, but I feel a little sorry for her after reading this book. Yanzi is free after all, and it would be great if there is a side story in which she is also happy.
It's really quite interesting in fan fiction. This book doesn't focus too much on describing emotions, but describes the daily life of the flowing water. It focuses on the strategies of the court, but you can feel the changes and accumulation of emotions. It can really be seen that the protagonist Chen Zhihua is calm, intelligent, elegant and calm as a lady.
Huanzhudong has a good view of the overall situation in the humanities. It is not about love and love, but it has a country and a plan. I feel that this is what it should be like in the palace wall. It's just that the darkening of Concubine Ling is a bit too harsh, but the flaws are not concealed.
The writing is very good, there is no plot from the drama, it is a new development. I have never liked Xiao Yanzi after watching the TV series and reading the book, but I feel a little sorry for her after reading this book. Yanzi is free after all, and it would be great if there is a side story in which she is also happy.