Awakening from the Pearl Princess Dream: Who’d Still Want to Be a Princess?

I couldn't look directly at Huan Zhu anymore, but this book made me read it again. The author did not simply subvert, but put the weight of history back into the familiar characters. It felt wonderful, like replacing the soul of an old story. If you are also obsessed with "getting to the bottom of things", this book is really worth reading.

There is a feeling of waking up from a fairy tale and being immersed in reality. I feel like crying for no reason while watching it... When I was a child, I liked to watch The Old Man Returns the Pearl in front of the TV. If The Old Man Returns the Pearl Part 1 and 2 are fairy tales, then The Old Man Returns the Pearl Part 3 is another extreme that people cannot accept for a while. Although there is something remarkable about it, I didn't go to see it because I had the impression that they were undergoing a major change... In the past two years, I have learned about the three hundred years of Qingqing and the metaphors of the four famous works. When I saw that Little Swallows are like Xiangling in the Red Mansion, I even realized that there is such an interpretation. I was also surprised to see another possibility of the protagonist group of Lao Huanzhu... Little Swallows' perspective is like those blindfolded people who suddenly woke up one day. Those fairy-tale bubbles were burst, and reality poured in. I am also looking forward to their follow-up direction. Although it is a bit regretful that characters like Qing'er do not exist, it is also understandable. After all, there are always differences between fairy tales and reality... Xiao Yanzi (Fang Ci) gave people the feeling of Brother Monkey when watching 1, with a bit of chivalry and bravery in his wit.

There is a familiar but completely different plot arrangement here, and a brand-new story is transformed into a familiar scene. It is not the kind of work that deliberately piles up plots in order to attract attention. Every twist and turn has been carefully considered by the author, and is interlocking and fascinating. Wait for the update!

It's really a breath of fresh air that brings back the pearls.

The writing is amazing. As the author said, no one's character has changed much. Adding a lot of dynasty changes is still logically feasible. It not only fits the relevant history, but also conforms to the general main line of Huanzhugege. The sweet shell of repaying Zhu's daughter's love was taken off, revealing the heart-wrenching history between the two. At the same time, it still revolves around the description of these protagonists. The general direction of the plot remains the same, but it has a completely different idea. Combined with the truth about the Ming Dynasty that I recently learned on the Internet, it is heart-wrenching. Reading this article, it's like seeing the righteous people trying their best to bring order to the chaos. I hope they can succeed! Just like during the Anti-Japanese War, a group of people tried their best to drive out the invaders. It's so touching, the author must keep writing. At least in the world of novels, there must be a good ending.

At first, I read Yi Ping's book written by the author, so I clicked in to read it. At that time, I felt that the author was very good at taking apart and reading things that have been romanticized and entertained by TV dramas. This book has a similar feeling. It's not a simple "Shuangwen-style anti-Qing", but through the perspective of the characters, it slowly reveals many things that I didn't think about when watching the drama before. What I like better is that the portraits of the characters are written in a structured way. They don't just revolve around the love of the children, but slowly describe the family, country, era, and the different choices of each person. A lot of the dialogue seems to be about the plot, but if you think about it carefully, it is actually taking a look at some things that were previously defaulted. When you read it as a whole, you will have the feeling that the characters are still familiar, but the story has taken a completely different direction, which is very interesting!

I really like the portrayal of Zhihua in this work, and I cried many times while watching it. In order to survive, Zhihua forced herself to do many very cruel things to herself. Fortunately, she managed to survive and finally met the opportunity to transform from a "beast" to a "human". She is no longer a plaything locked in a cage for the entertainment of animals. She has free will. One day, she will be able to live an upright life as a human being in the boundless world. Looking forward to the follow-up development, I hope everyone can have a good ending.

Super Invincible is a beautiful book, but unfortunately the traffic is too poor, so the rating is very low. This book is very connotative. It is not a sweet novel or a palace battle novel. Instead, it is more like a patriot-save-the-nation essay. The theme revolves around fighting against the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty. The characters are written based on the old version of Huanzhu, but they are not OOC at all. The words spoken by the characters in the article are simply from the TV series themselves. They are so apt that you can imagine the scene just by reading the text. Moreover, the author's writing style is super good, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the writing is smooth. Hanxiang and Mengdan got married in their hometown, Princess Seiya did not come to the Central Plains, and there is no plot of female competition. Jinsuo also has her own name and relatives. She is no longer a little maid, but a real sister of Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi. I like the redemption line between Zhihua and Xiao Jian the most. It is really touching. I am touched by Zhihua's growth. I am waiting for updates every day. Can the author promise me not to give up? I will always support you 💕 💕 @

I read a batch of anti-Qiong Yao stories more than ten years ago when anti-Qiong Yao stories were popular. When I saw this article, I clicked on it with a nostalgic mentality. I expected to abandon it in one chapter. I didn't expect it to be so good-looking. Even though the characters were non-OOC, everything was so reasonable. The author understands history, politics, and Qiong Yao. This is the best Qiong Yao fan I've seen in more than ten years. I hope the author won't cheat me. God knows how broken I will be when I prepare to read the author's three "final articles" after I tie the knot 😂

The setting is awesome, and the writing is also very good. It doesn't look like a drama anyway, and the characters of the boys are almost different from the original drama. The theme of the copywriting is very close to the anti-Qing Dynasty and restoration of the Ming Dynasty. Some of the thoughts are quite good, such as the so-called anti-Qing Dynasty and restoration of Ming Dynasty, and making Yongqi the emperor. So is it just a change of soup but not medicine? Is it just that the emperor's position was replaced by a Han? I haven't read much yet, but I hope the following story will have a good ending and achieve the goal of defeating the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty.