When Huan Zhu Meng Wakes Up, Who Will Still Be the 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.

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.

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 [laughing and crying]

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 [send heart] [send heart] @

The concept is clear and the characters are very stable. It seems to have stripped away the fairy tale version of the Mongolian-Han story and entered the real cruel historical facts, but it has not completely separated from the characters we are familiar with. After reading 29 chapters in one go, the text seemed to come alive, with pictures and sounds. In short, people who know what's going on will be really shocked when they read this story. The author's summary narrative is so awesome, I will keep following it!

Recommend! Come and see everyone! It redefines this childhood work from a very novel perspective. What makes people feel outstanding is the identity of Brother Frog and the character re-characterized by the author. I look forward to starting over with Xiao Yanzi.

The writing is great. I came in because of the "anti-Qing" point at first, and thought it was just an ordinary and refreshing article. The result is quite surprising. The characters are very solidly written. Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei basically don't appear in the scene. The impression is consistent with the original drama, and it's not like randomly changing the characters. The emotions are also quite delicate, and some parts are not deliberately sensationalistic, but it is a bit uncomfortable to watch, which makes it more real. There are also many light-hearted and humorous moments in the middle, and the pace is not boring. Overall, it's much better than expected, and I will continue to follow up!

After reading the supplementary review, in my opinion it is rated 4 points and worth reading. The "private goods (not derogatory)" included are too urgent and too fierce. . In the end, it was because of the author's original intention, especially after reading the extras, that I got to 5. The story itself is good-looking, the writing style is very neat, and it is enjoyable to watch. The author has a good grasp of the highlights of the characters of Huanzhu, and has his own new understanding and shaping, so that the characters follow the anti-Qing route that is completely opposite to the original work. It is reasonable and not OOC at all. Moreover, some lines in the drama version are smoothly integrated and do not break away from the atmosphere of Huanzhu. My favorite setting is without Qing'er but with Shuang'er. No spoilers here~ Let's talk about the parts that I personally think are worth discussing. Huanzhu is actually very different from the author's other book Yiping. Yiping is about the Anti-Japanese War. This period of history is well-known to the world. The whole story follows the real historical timeline and unfolds the contribution of each character as an "ego" in the Anti-Japanese War. This in itself can easily arouse readers' empathy and empathy, because every contemporary Chinese has rich ideological accumulation. The biggest problem with the anti-Qing background is that due to the long-term cover-up, many historical facts have only gradually become known in the past 20 or 30 years, and they are mixed with a lot of unofficial historical noise that is difficult to distinguish between true and false. When I read non-fiction novels, I am very concerned about the author's rigor in describing historical events. There are too many parts in Huanzhu that involve artistic processing and controversial views, such as the control of the Eight Banners, Princess Hejing marrying to England, Qianlong being replaced by an Englishman, 🦌 culture, etc. If you just read casually, there is nothing wrong with this. However, the Anti-Qing Dynasty is a very serious history that has not yet been fully understood and is the most painful period of history for the Chinese nation. I think it needs to be treated with more caution. I hope that every punch that hits Manqing is real and heavy, without any omissions or moisture (I have searched carefully for anything I am unsure about. If I don't see the true appearance in the low-level information cocoon room, I hope my sisters can point the way). Moreover, in terms of rhythm, too much national justice is taken up, which makes people feel that the novel has a strong purpose, which is not enough. The rhythm of Yiping's book is much better. Finally, I wish the author good luck! I will continue to chase new ones~

Nice! In fact, Huanzhu is already a relatively unpopular IP in my opinion. I remember reading this type of fanfic when I was still in elementary school, hh, mostly from the perspective of anti-protagonist and anti-silly Baitian. I suddenly saw this book today. I originally just read it casually, but I didn't expect that I was in love and forgot to be cruel. I saw the ending in one day. I never expected it to be super positive. When I saw the part about Zhihua, I felt like I was reading a spy novel. The characters in Zhihua are so well drawn and the arcs of the characters are complete. It's really good-looking. I recommend it!

So interesting, a unique perspective

The subject matter of this book is novel and free of routines. The author's writing is good and the story logic is also online. The most touching thing is that the feelings are so real, and the feelings between everyone are very moving.

The writing was okay. The core of the original drama was replaced by an anti-Qing core, which exposed a lot of the cruelty of the Manchus. The characters' personalities were basically in line with the original drama, but the story developed smoothly and there were a lot of emotional dramas. I asked why Huan Zhu Fan was recommended on the home page. It turned out to be anti-Qing, because the anti-Qing core in the title of the book was not obvious enough.

Reading this book brought tears to my eyes, and I can't wait to give it a perfect review. The Man in Dog Skin and the Dog in Human Skin are profound and satirical, and it's fun to watch. Everyone should watch it, and I highly recommend it!

There are so many special settings, and I finally saw a fan of Huanzhu that is not blindly sweet! The moment Xiao Yanzi woke up from his dream, it directly hit home the awkward feeling I had when I was a kid watching the show - how could acknowledging a thief and being a father be justified as "righteousness"? The author did not blindly change his childhood, but revealed the reality that was hidden back then. Seeing Ziwei Jinsuo appear with a secret, he suddenly felt that this is what these people should look like. The more he looked at it, the more he became obsessed with it, and he must chase it!

It was so uncomfortable that I couldn't sleep after watching it, and I was wary of danger in times of peace. Although I have food and drink in my life now, there are too many cockroaches in the house. Oh, when are we going to clean the room? The novel is very interesting and I read it in one sitting. The characters are well developed, but it ends too quickly. It makes me even sadder when I think about the history behind it.

I never comment, but this time I couldn't help but complain. This is the best book I've ever read, the most innovative. I've read too many of The Pearl Reborn, Qian Yan, Tai Yan, and Blackened Ziwei. The contents are mostly similar and contain a strong subjective color from the author. The result of this one is the same as the second one, but most of the plot has been rewritten. Big cheers for the author! ! !

It is a very creative and realistic book. I hope it will be longer, preferably about improving people's livelihood and promoting productivity [Love]

Although the life experience arrangement is a bit bizarre, it is actually not completely impossible. A brand-new protagonist group is presented from another perspective, but the essential portrayal of Ziwei Xiaoyanzi and others is not OOC. The behavior of each person is very consistent with the original character image, but it also gives them a new identity. It seems that they are still the same people back then, but everything seems to be different. Great! This author is very thoughtful and highly recommended. The only regret is that it is still being serialized. Please try your best to update it ten times a day [laughing]

A seriously underrated book! It's so well written about tracing the roots of hatred and belief between family and country! ! ! Many of the author's expressions shocked me. The three views are correct and well-founded. I want to say so much that I can't put it into words! I have wanted to comment on Duan many times, but I don't know what to say. Especially the half-understood history combined with the author's description, I wish I could replace it with my own life! ! ! I don't know what to say to express my feelings, but this book is really well written. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not give up [top post]

The writing is excellent, the characters are three-dimensional and the logic is coherent! ! ! Really good book! I don't know why the rating is so low. Don't let such a good book be buried! It's been a long time since I've read such a good book. I opened the book on 4.13 And wanted to catch up on the update, but the book was removed from the shelves. For some reason, there were no illegal words and the content was positive. It suddenly disappeared within ten hours. I am so sad. Author, please don't give up. This is such a beautiful book! 4.13 Books are back! ! ! ! ! 4.21 Ends! It's so sudden, I can't get enough of it, it's so well written! ! Highly recommend, strong recommendation, this is the first book that doesn't reach the ending yet, it's really good to read [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

Very beautiful, unusual perspective of returning pearls

Starting from the story of Princess Huanzhu, I wrote a masterpiece against the Qing Dynasty and the restoration of the Ming Dynasty, especially the real life in the Qing Dynasty. In fact, the Qing Dynasty was not as good as those in movies and TV shows. The author writes about the very real side of the Qing Dynasty. Yes, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were more alienated by feudal society than other feudal emperors. The crimes committed by the Han people are also written in great detail without whitewashing the Qing Dynasty. By the way, I would like to praise the first inheritor of the Batulu bloodline in the Qing Dynasty, Dayu'er. Hahahahahahaha

The author's perspective is novel, rewriting Huanzhugege from an anti-Qing perspective. Every character in it is well portrayed, especially Ziwei, Liu Qing, Jinsuo, and Zhihua. Everyone is given some new traits on top of their original character traits, and the writing is very good.

A very nice fanfic of Returning the Pearl! I have never seen it from the perspective of resisting the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty, but the characters' characteristics are very close to the TV version. The female characters all have their own power, and we look forward to the follow-up! Please give me more!