A talented girl from the south of the Yangtze River enters the palace, talks about tea, and decides the world step by step.
Zhihua VS Yongqi [Friends who like Xiaoyanzi, please don't read it now. It's not very friendly. Are there any small details that can be modified? Comments and corrections are welcome]
A somewhat teasing Haining lady bumps into the bluffing Huanzhugege, let's see how this wave of intellectual paintings will write the script of her own life.
In the fifth elder brother's life, Xiao Yanzi was the first sight of love that flew into the palace by chance, and it was warm but difficult to last; Zhi Hua, on the other hand, stayed with her for a long time. From the startling glimpse of the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the life and death dependence of the Qing Palace's machinations, she eventually became his fate that he was unwilling to let go of.
The beginning of Volume 2 is to round out my subsequent ideas.
Reader comments
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.