The Peaceful Days of Huaisu, the Concubine’s Daughter

I have read several of the author's books. The author's writing style is particularly good. Sometimes I have to read a sentence or a paragraph over and over again, savoring it carefully. Every character, every scene, every dialogue, and every psychological activity is described so appropriately, so well-placed, and so naturally. I feel that using audiobook software is a waste of resources. I must read it and repeat it often.

I personally have always preferred stories with ancient themes. The reason is that in ancient times, the average life span was short, ordinary people's channels for advancement were very narrow, and their living space was extremely limited. In this oppressive and restrictive environment, human nature will be squeezed to the critical point, and the calculations and calculations between the various forces and the game of people's hearts will be infinitely amplified. What impressed me most about this novel was the author's delicate and realistic portrayal of ancient people and worldly affairs. The vision of all the characters in the book is limited by the current situation of the times, and everyone has very few choices. Everyone is trapped in limited information and vision, scheming and planning, with different personalities and temperaments. Even people with good intentions will be trapped by the shackles of the times and continue to struggle. Different choices lead to completely different destinies. This game that revolves around people's hearts is particularly tense, and the overall impression is very good! Oh my God, I'm almost catching up with Infinite Streaming. There's no progress in the main plot... I've given up.

A house describes all kinds of life, the world is flourishing, the writing is exquisite, and the plot is rich and colorful, just like another movie "72 Tenants" It's so good. It's rare to encounter a good book that doesn't leave the volume. I didn't skip chapters and read more. I read the update in one breath and learned a lot about the ways of the world at the same time. I feel like the rating I gave before was too low. The author's writing is very good.

The writing is delicate, a house, everything that exists in the world, no time travel, no golden fingers, it is told in a eloquent way, and the plot is compact, so you can read it in one sitting. The rating is a bit low, I hope the author will update it soon.

It is different from ordinary novels. It writes more about the joys, sorrows and joys of life at the bottom, which is very interesting.

I found this book before going to bed, and I stayed up until five o'clock in the night reading it (please give me some sleep!). It's really interesting. Every family has its own story, and the plot changes are so rich! It also includes all kinds of machinations and tricks, but the writing is quite profound. I was a little confused at first, but then I gradually understood it.

It's equal, overall it's more daily life, mainly about people coming and going in a large courtyard, occasionally with two main lines, there are many characters, sometimes I can't remember who is who when I stay up late watching it, but the characters are still relatively distinct. There is no pure good or bad, only people who are temporarily unconscious. I didn't expect Xiuhong's love brain and hiding secrets. I thought that a little girl who was loyal at the beginning would always be good, but people are selfish, which is very real. Everyone in the courtyard has a very difficult life. They rely on the heroine's little borrowed power, the vision of Yu Tao and Shen Fu, and the craftsmanship of Cai Anmancang, the old lady of Cheng Mintian's family, and her daughter-in-law to help each other live. There are some parents who are short-sighted, and there are also power squeezes. There are also many concubines who are as unpopular as the heroine, or concubines who can't give birth to children and are sent away by their families. There are many women in difficulty. I don't know if there is a male protagonist, but if there is, I guess it's General Qin. He's a pretty good guy. It doesn't matter if he has a CP or not, because the female protagonist is very sober and won't be influenced by men. She's awesome at finding a way out of a shabby family.

The thoughts of the little characters are well described, which is quite interesting. This is my first time writing a comment. Your article should be read by more people.

The description of urban life is quite interesting! Good looking good looking

Every character stands upright, and the group scenes are wonderful. I like this kind of trivial family story, which Bai Qin and Cai An brought to life.