Grinding Ink, Also Known as: He Asked If I Was Married

The opening chapter has a strong sense of immersion. As you read slowly, you can feel the author's solid writing skills more and more. The character creation is very three-dimensional and vivid, each character has his own thoughts and choices, and the human nature is realistically portrayed. The plot arrangement is tight and tight, linking each link without feeling boring. There are many memorable truths hidden in the story. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. Once you read it, it is difficult to put it down. Looking forward to the continued development of the subsequent plot, it is well worth reading! @Dust guest

My aunt laughed the whole time I watched it! He pursues his wife straight away, but she flirts with him in return. Thank you to the author for writing Cui Yan. He made me believe that there is really a person in this world who will love you in the stupidest way for a lifetime. The most amazing thing is that sentence, when I come back I will spend the rest of my life sharpening my ink for you. Under the crabapple tree, he hugged him from behind and said, I can watch you forever! Famous scenes are densely packed! The heroine Zhu Cui's energy and radiance when she was telling stories on the stage of Yao Yue Pavilion were also very captivating. The idea of ​​grinding ink was so well chosen! Listening to it again, the writing is very good, the style is relaxed and there is some humor. About the second part!!

"Mo Mo, also known as He Asked Me If I'm Married" feels like I've unearthed a treasure of ancient Chinese sayings that is full of atmosphere! The title of the book is poetic, the settings of the Mo Mo maid and the Tiang Feng male protagonist are so poignant, and the contrast between the civilized and the military is amazing. The female protagonist looks like a docile low-level maid, but she is sober and strong on the inside, hiding an unknown past; the male protagonist is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and the sentence "Have you ever been married" hides his heartbeat. The daily interactions with ink-burning writing are written with gentleness to the bone, and the fragrance of ink directly fills the atmosphere. The rhythm of the plot is comfortable, the court line and the emotional line are parallel, and it is not forced to torture the heart. The male and female protagonists support each other in two-way redemption, the characters are not flat, and the writing is elegant and delicate. It is calming and exciting to read.

In today's society, how many people can be like the hero and heroine, who can stick to one person as hard as they can, and life is just grinding it out. The hero is no rough guy, he is simply my dream lover!!! I like the author's writing style, which is delicate and captures the emotions of the two people well. The characters are written in a three-dimensional way, which aroused my emotions and made me deeply empathize!

The author is well versed in the true meaning of Chinese romance. Love is neither expressed verbally nor exaggerated. It is all hidden in day-to-day companionship, silent preference and the temptation to hesitate to speak. The bond between the male and female protagonists begins in the ordinary daily life of books. One person studies ink, the other writes a pen, and they stay together year after year.

A very interesting ancient romance novel. There is a talented woman and a rough general. The emotional entanglement between the two makes people cry! The author's writing is smooth, the characters are three-dimensional and full of contrast, and the content is witty and entertaining. I recommend it!

Five-star recommendation! Super pretty! The characters exploded, the contrast was so great! Cui Yanwang, a rough-looking general who returned from guarding the border, is the most popular female storyteller in Chang'an City. Famous scenes are densely packed! First meeting! Proposing marriage the next day! There is no nonsense, no misunderstanding, a rough man loves a talented woman for a lifetime. Extremely sweet! The most amazing thing about this book is the extreme contrast of characters! The author's writing is so good, so accurate, and the plot is so exciting! So good that I drew lines while watching! The only shortcoming is that it is too short and not enough to read. The book has great staying power, especially the last chapter on going to the next life. Listened to it twice. Every section makes your heart beat faster. There is obviously no explicit description, but it makes people think about it. After reading this book, I learned how to sharpen ink. Don't ask me why, just ask!!

The contrast between the characters in "Mo Mo" is very attractive. The ruthless and decisive general and the talented storyteller from Chang'an City run in both directions. The scene where the direct proposal of marriage is first seen is lively and interesting. Using grinding ink as the emotional image, the clumsy tenderness of the iron-blooded general is fully displayed. The sweet pet atmosphere of the ancient sayings is warm and long-lasting, the storyteller of the market blends with the tenderness of the general, the writing style is delicate and moving, the sweetness is just right, and the atmosphere is full. A very good book.

The rough-mannered general falls in love with a talented storyteller. He proposes to marry her when they first meet him, and promises to polish his ink and read with her. The writing style is warm and sweet, and the ink is full of deep feelings. It is a simple and touching ancient-style pampering love, which makes the reading warm and lasting.

The rugged and iron-blooded general falls in love with a free and easy female storyteller, and the straightforward marriage proposal at the beginning is very interesting. The relationship flows slowly and slowly, without any excitement. It is a time of daily companionship. The characters are fresh and relaxed, and the ancient style is sweet and comfortable to read.