[Late Ming and early Qing] [Southern Ming] [Resistance against the Qing] [Embroidered Uniform Guard] [First-person narration] [Lin Pianpian] [Ordinary people in a time of turmoil] [Court intrigue] [War] [One heroine]
Beginning with the escape from the Ten Days of Yangzhou, this story follows Luo Liechen, a junior officer in the Embroidered Uniform Guard demoted from the capital to Yangzhou, and Lin Hui’er, whom he buys out of the brothel district. It tells how these two unfortunate souls protect and redeem one another amid the chaos of the late Ming dynasty.
This novel tells a love story set in turbulent times while also depicting the history of the late Ming and early Qing through the eyes of ordinary people. Apart from some appropriate adaptations, it will strive to portray historical events accurately.
The story begins with the Ten Days of Yangzhou in the first year of the Hongguang reign, presenting readers with an epic account of resistance against the Qing in the late Ming and early Qing.
“Lin Pianpian, who was born among the pleasure houses and willow-lined streets, has long been gone. She was gone five years ago. The only woman in the world now is my wife, Lady Luo, Lin Hui’er.”
“Thank you, Liechen.”
“Call me husband.”
“Mm, husband.”
This story has no ending where the protagonist defects to the Qing.
Note: Other than the heroine’s name, this story has no connection to Sorrowful Geese. It is not fanfiction or a derivative work.
It's a very good work. It's very good in terms of character creation and plot setting. The author also made corresponding research on the history and geography of the late Ming Dynasty. It's a very good book and makes up for the regret for Hui'er.
It is a very good book. The characters and images of each character are well described in the book. At the same time, it can be seen that the author has an understanding of this period of history. Under this historical background, the relationship between the male and female protagonists has been further enhanced. It can also be said that the mutual companionship and trust of both parties have made the character image of "the male protagonist is wise and courageous, and the female protagonist is a virtuous wife" deeply rooted in my heart.
It's really good, and it's also a masterpiece among fans.
Jin Yiwei is still too powerful compared to the FW male protagonist in the original work.
Great, this is the real hero
It feels pretty good, it's the ending of Dreamland!
The writing, language, demeanor, and inner description are very delicate. It is a rare good book with no system and no time travel.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Wow, there are so many words, and I publish two chapters every day.
The protagonist is not a time traveler. As an aboriginal Jin Yiwei, does he have such a high moral sense? [Chigua]