Thousand Deng Lu (Newly Revised and Rewritten Ending Version)

The part about solving the case was well written, but the emotional line was originally dry and uninteresting, especially the breakup and reunion were too deliberate and had too many traces of artificial design. After the new version was revised, it became much smoother. However, I don't know if it has been changed or not. According to the original version, the emotional lines in the first few chapters are just average. For example, the scene where the heroine was poisoned and thrown into the water. According to the hero's final recollection, he was upset at the time, but he couldn't feel it when watching it, and the ambiguous feeling was not written. Wait until you have time to see if the new version has been repaired, and then change the review after it is repaired. Generally speaking, it is highly recommended. The heroine gradually grows up, does not rely entirely on men, and never compromises with fate. It's just a pity that the male supporting actors died in a very crippled manner just because this is a crime story and there must be a murder case, ugh.

The part where the song vulture shoots and gets engaged is really domineering! In front of the emperor and all the officials, he shot Qiandeng with one arrow and said, "I just like her." This kind of reckless and direct shot vividly demonstrated the tyranny and affection of Prince Huihe. It is undoubtedly a famous scene!

The setting of the case is very clever, a bit like a locked room murder, in which the suspects and the suspects are in a limited space. The author's control of details and arrangement of the plot are quite good. Every time he thinks he is close to the truth, there will be a new twist, making people unable to guess the subsequent development.

The court debate scene must be played over and over again! The part where Qian Deng confronts Taichang Qing was so exciting - "Princess Pingyang Zhao can protect the country, why can't I mourn for my mother?" The logic is clear and every word is sonorous. She is indeed a growing heroine!

The clue about the color-changing golden bell is great! At first I thought it was just a small thing that Li Zi mentioned casually, but I didn't expect that it connected the Nine Trees Golden Flower and Mrs. Dingxiang's plum branch bracelet, and even revealed the secret of Yang Huaijiang's jewelry. The author is really good at burying threads. The seemingly irrelevant details in the front are all matched one by one in the back. This sense of unraveling the puzzle makes the process of reading the article full of surprises and makes it impossible to stop.

The partnership between Qian Deng and Cui Fufeng is so perfect! With one master strategizing and setting up the situation, and one master executing the plan, with the Dali Temple Shaoqing's action ability and the county master's insight, it's no wonder that such a complicated case can be brought to light. This powerful pair really feels safe when they join forces.

Although Ji Linyou is a bit reckless, he is really reliable! Without saying a word, he went to the Ministry of War to check the files, and even helped Qian Deng to stand up. His reaction when he learned that Qian Deng was framed was too real. The character of this hot-blooded military commander is really lovable. I hope there will be more scenes in the future~

The large text on the side is as beautiful as ever! ! After reading the previous part, I am most impressed by Jian Anting. He is quite talented. It's a pity that in order to get on the ladder of being the county leader, his best brothers were killed. It's pitiful, sad, and hateful!

Cui Fufeng's gentleness really moisturizes things silently! I remember that Qian Deng's mother was mourning in plain clothes, but he was the only one who paid attention to the details and helped smooth things over. Later, he defended Jintang's saying "a gentleman should not do something". He protected people without losing his sense of proportion, and his noble and transparent character was too stable.

Qian Deng's three views are really too upright! Faced with the humiliation of Fu Ningqiu, she said "I can't afford this kind of clothes" without being humble or arrogant. She was neither envious nor inferior, and stuck to her heart. This kind of sober and independent heroine is really much cuter than a character who is dependent on a strong man.

The growth line of Qiandeng is so annoying to me! From the beginning, I still felt guilty and entangled with the death of the female historian, but now I can calmly peel off the cocoon and find out the truth, and dare to set up a trap to force Mrs. Dingxiang to reveal her flaws. I really have more and more aura to support the palace. As expected, the desperate situation is the most torturous~

Ji Linyou's maintenance of Qiandeng is so warm! When he heard that she was in danger, he rushed back immediately and took the initiative to accompany her to the Imperial Academy. This kind of silently guarding male partner was much cuter than those scheming candidates.

I believe in the level of side and side, a lot of exquisite details have been laid out in the plot, such as the death of Uncle Forbes, the murderer's plan to frame the crime, the traces of pine wood left by crossing the water, and the key clues hidden in the bamboo mats. These details add layers of suspense. Handled very well!

Jian Anting is really upset! He was obviously talented and ambitious, but he was forced to go astray by reality, and in the end he sacrificed his life to block the dam. Afterwards, I felt the charm of this character and couldn't hold back my tears.

Xue Xiyang's talent is really beyond words! She plays brocade, makes up songs and dances, knows how to beautify her face, and even paints pictures of spring outings for Qian Deng that can touch her heart. No one can beat her if she is a master of the romantic field. No wonder she dares to say "grasp the bright moon in the sky".

Qian Deng is so sober! Faced with her parents asking for official positions and the Jin family spending money to redeem their children, she was not coerced by interests and insisted on pursuing the truth. This kind of female character who keeps the bottom line in troubled times is really rare.

The end of each chapter leaves a lingering feeling that makes one's heart itch.

Ling Tianshui's iron-blooded tenderness is so delicious! He was unselfish in punishing soldiers who violated disciplines in the Forbidden Army camp, but when he heard the old woman say, "I want to leave a seed for mourning," I couldn't help but glance at Qian Deng. That imperceptible empathy made this character instantly three-dimensional. He is not as gentle as Cui Fufeng, nor as entangled as the prince. This tough guy image, who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, is particularly eye-catching among the male supporting actors.

The "turning enemies and becoming allies" between Xue Xiyang and Ji Linyou is so interesting! One is romantic and graceful, the other is rough and reckless, but they reach a tacit understanding because they hate Yang Huaijiang, and even want to hit him with a sack. This contrast is really cute. They are not as deeply involved in the main plot as Cui Fufeng, but they can bring different fun every time they appear, and they also make the "heroic competition" scene in the backyard more relaxed.

The prince and Qian Deng are full of BE feelings! In the Daming Palace, he looked at Qian Deng and Cui Fufeng side by side, and the queen said, "This flower will never bloom in the Daming Palace." It was really cruel and realistic. He has the prince's inability to control himself, and Qian Deng has his own tenacity and pride. There is imperial power, responsibility and the current situation between them. This regret of missing out is more embarrassing than the straightforward conflict.

After following it for so long, these chapters really make my scalp numb! From the beginning, Qian Deng held back to protect himself, and then went to the Daming Palace to fight back against Princess Gao in public. His aura of calmness in the face of danger was amazing! Especially when she exposes the lies of the female officer, she is pressing every step of the way. It is completely impossible to tell that she is a little girl who has just experienced the pain of losing her mother and is being plotted by many parties. The growth line is really too clear, and it can make people shine every time!

There are too many scenes of competition in the backyard! Shangluo's candied haws, Jintang's five-color sugar paintings, Xue Xiyang's beauty drink, and Menglanxi's coix and tuckahoe cakes all showed their magic to please Qiandeng. I was dazzled when I saw them. This Shura field is so delicious!

The male protagonist(s) are also very charming, and I look forward to the follow-up development.

Shangluo is naive but able to discern the key, reminding Qian Deng of his suspicion of Meng Lanxi. He is not stage frightened at a young age and can still pass on clues. This character is both cute and crucial, and is a bright spot in the tense plot.

Cui Fufeng's attention to detail is really a plus! I remember the sentences in Jintang's article, Qian Deng's taboo on mother's death, and even the whereabouts of each husband. It is really reassuring to be around Qian Deng, such a careful and considerate person.

The obsession with "officiating the funeral" in the article is too real! From the old woman worrying about her son's funeral without a grandson, to Qian Deng having to choose a person to be the officiant, these all reflect the ancient clan concepts and etiquette constraints. Qian Deng's dilemma is not only his personal safety, but also his family's inheritance. This setting that binds his personal destiny to his family's responsibilities gives the story more depth and Qian Deng's decision more weight.

The Singing Vulture roasting the whole lamb is really manly! For Qian Deng, he endured eating cakes and porridge, roasted a lamb with his own hands, and said, "It's roasted with my heart." Although his Chinese was not standard, he couldn't hide his sincerity. The romance of a prairie man was really direct and poignant.

The plot twist is truly amazing! At first I thought it was Princess Gao who was causing trouble, but I didn't expect that Mrs. Dingxiang was the one who hid it the most! Twenty years ago, he poisoned his ex-husband's family, and twenty years later, he murdered his nephew and helped Shi Jingning escape. With so many lives on his hands, the last sentence of "a good life" is really ironic and embarrassing.

The part where Qian Deng protects the golden hall is really cool! Xiao Fuyu humiliated Jintang in public. She said, "I and you gentlemen will help each other and treat each other with sincerity." She not only maintained Jintang's dignity, but also demonstrated her own position. The heroine's aura was in full swing.

The feelings of family and country in the article are moving, and the concept is winning.