Under the Brocade

Yuan Jinxia is really the heroine of the old saying, she is neither coquettish nor romantic, greedy for money but righteous and decisive, has excellent tracking and observation skills, lively and down-to-earth like the little girl next door, and has perfect compatibility with books and dramas.

Ren Jialun brought Lu Yi to life in the book, with eyes full of affection, from cold and alienated to gentle and doting, and the changes in micro-expressions accurately fit the original work, making Lord Jin Yiwei in the text directly embodied and becoming the white moonlight in the hearts of countless people.

I watched the drama three times in the past and then read the novel. Because I knew about Da Da's death, I never dared to read Da Da's novels. Every time I think of this, I feel very regretful. Da Da's novels are really beautiful. The characters are created so well. Yuan Jinxia is really good. Who wouldn't be happy to see him? Lu Yi and Jin Xia really match up! ! ! I like every pair of sub-CPs in it. It's a very nice novel [Sending Hearts][Love][Love]

The words of the Blue Lion have roots. In "Under the Brocade", she writes about the coldness of fate and the darkness of people's hearts without any hurry or slowness, but she always brings out a little warmth and certainty in critical places. No pandering, no impetuosity, only the gentleness that still chooses to believe after going through many vicissitudes of life. This kind of healing brings strength and strength.

Tan Songyun is Yuan Jinxia Benxia. She plays the role of being greedy for money, cute, clever and courageous, and hard-spoken and soft-hearted. She has the fireworks of a market girl and the justice and tenacity of a police officer, which is highly consistent with the original character.

"Under the Brocade" written by Blue Lion can be said to be an ancient proverb about the ceiling of suspenseful love. It pits a smart urban policeman against a cold-hearted and sinister guard in the brocade. From mutual hatred to dependence on life and death, the sweetness and abuse are intertwined. The original drama of the same name is starring Ren Jialun and Tan Songyun, and the book and drama are both gods.

Comparing the book and the drama, each has its merits. The original work has richer details and more rigorous investigation, while the drama version has more delicate emotional lines and more heart-wrenching famous scenes. Ren Jialun and Tan Songyun's performance gave the text characters warmth and soul.

The novel is good, and the TV series is also good. It is rare to watch such a long-lasting novel. You can feel that the author has a profound literary background, delicate writing style, and the plot is also very attractive. It is a pity that the author has passed away, otherwise it would be possible to watch the second season.

Lu Yi's character is a god, with a cold and royal guard experience. He is decisive in killing but hiding tenderness and affection. He is cold on the outside and hot on the inside to protect his shortcomings. Ren Jialun accurately grasps this sense of restraint and perfectly restores the characteristics of "cold brows and hot heart" in the original work ~

After watching the original work, I realized that the TV series is extremely compatible with the original work, and many details are presented.

The most touching thing about this book is the long-lasting relationship between the cold-faced guard Lu Yi and the greedy female detective Yuan Jinxia. From being displeased with each other to being dependent on each other for life and death, the relationship is long-lasting, sweet but not greasy. The writing style is fresh and gentle, the characters are lively and lovable, and it is endlessly memorable [Adoration] "Under the Clothes" is the first book for which I have given a long review. The emotional line can be described in four words: sweet but not greasy. The Blue Lion is very good at writing. She didn't let Lu Yi and Jin Xia get into trouble as soon as they got started. Instead, she let them get closer slowly in each case, and it was a matter of course. The long flowing feeling makes me feel that they don't fall in love because of the needs of the plot, but they are destined to be together. In terms of character portraits, whether it is the honest and honest Dayang who loves to cook, the forbearing and calm old catcher Yang Chengwan, or the passionate Xie Xiao, every supporting role has flesh and blood and is never superficial. When I saw Lan Daoxing appear, I thought he was just a wandering Taoist priest, a supporting role among supporting roles. But when I saw him say: "If you are willing to be a chariot, you can drive straight ahead, one as ten, and if necessary, you can abandon the chariot to save the commander." Only then did I know his profound sense of justice, and I sincerely admired him. And he did what he said. He was just a wandering Taoist priest, born as free and light as a feather, but his death was as heavy as Mount Tai. Each of these supporting characters has their own origin and return. They are flesh and blood and are by no means tools to serve the protagonist. I lament that Blue Lion's character creation skills are too deep.

The Lu Yi in the book is more sinister and sleek, which fits Jin Yiwei's real characteristics, while the drama version is more gentle and pure. Both characters have their own charms. Ren Jialun's interpretation adds a soothing feel to the character, perfectly fitting the aesthetic of ancient puppets.

Lu Yi's transformation is the most heart-wrenching, from being a cold guard to a gentle guardian, from being involuntarily involved in the whirlpool of intrigues to facing the darkness for his lover. The sincerity and tenderness hidden under the cold appearance make people feel more heartbroken as they get better.

The most touching thing in the book is the two-way journey. She understands his involuntary forbearance, and he protects her innocence and purity. There is no grand confession, but tenderness in the details. The restrained affection in the book is more heartbreaking than in the play.

I really like the joy of making friends. The female protagonist is cute and lively, and the male protagonist is hot inside and cold outside. He is a bit sultry, but later he realized what he meant and confessed to Yuan Jinxia that he likes to play straight and is very responsible. Everyone has a sense of family and country, and all have upright views, except for the villain. Forever No.1

Blue Lion is so good at writing about human nature. Good and evil, greed and sincerity, loyalty and treachery are all deeply portrayed. There are no absolute good or bad people in it. Everyone has difficulties and struggles. Although it is real, there is always a difficulty that can resonate with you.

This summer's growth line is complete and clear, from a small-time catcher who follows his master to a responsible independent worker, from a petty money addict who cares about money, to a man who is willing to devote himself to the people he cares about. The character transformation is natural and touching, and the whole process is not stiff or deliberate.

The villain is not portrayed in a superficial way. He is ruthless and cunning but has an above-average IQ. His power struggle is thrilling. He vividly depicts the darkness of officialdom during the Jiajing period, giving the story more depth and tension.

It's really super pretty! Yuan Jinxia's character image is really popular. It's just like the one in the TV series. It's really cute. ˶>ᗜ<˶ I've watched the TV series before, and then read this novel again. It feels really interesting (๓´˘`๓). I must watch it twice, three times, a hundred times!

The story of a hot-tempered female detective in the city and a cold-hearted and sinister Jin Yiwei, who grew tired of each other and then worked together to handle cases and got to know each other. Yuan Jinxia is smart, optimistic, and transparent, while Lu Yi is thoughtful and capable in both civil and military affairs. The details of the case handling are well-founded and the scenes are vividly depicted. The emotional development of the characters is gradual and realistic.

I really like her style and watched "Under the Brocade" twice. Suddenly, in another comment, I discovered that the author had passed away due to illness at the end of 2024. It's such a pity. It's rare that Quanzhou, Fujian Province, can produce such a powerful writer.

In the book, Jin Xia has stronger abilities and is proficient in tracking, investigating, and unlocking. She is an independent and sober career-oriented heroine. The drama version focuses more on cuteness and agility. Tan Songyun's performance makes the character more likeable.

A masterpiece of detective romance that coexists with ancient charm and pyrotechnics. The author's writing style is exquisite, and the "marry first, love later" relationship between the cold-hearted and scheming guard Lu Yi and the clever businesswoman Yuan Jinxia is sweet but not greasy.

It's good to watch. The female protagonist is smart and lively this summer, while the male protagonist Lu Yi is calm and restrained. Their love is long-lasting. The plot is complicated and realistic. It mainly tells the story of Yan Song, the first assistant during the Jiajing period, and his son who endangered the court and were finally solved by the joint efforts of all parties. I think the plot is more exciting than their love. Anyone who can make a coming-of-age drama can't go wrong. I believe in the perspective of professionals.

Lu Yi's preference for this summer is hidden in the details. He makes exceptions for her, takes risks for her, and bows his head for her. The double standard is blatant. The gentleness of the cold and cold Jin Yiwei is only given to one person, which makes Su feel full.

The logic of the original work is smoother than that of the drama version, and the description of the protagonist is more vivid. That's great, can you keep writing extras like this [laughing]

The Blue Lion's writing style is delicate and has an ancient charm. It does not use rhetoric but is full of pictures. The scenery of the Ming Dynasty and the atmosphere of the rivers and lakes are vividly displayed on the page. Reading it feels like being there, and it is extremely skillful.

The drama version polishes the emotional line more delicately, from the ambiguous pull to the two-way rush, every step forward is natural and moving. Ren Jialun and Tan Songyun's sense of CP is natural, supporting the sweetness of the whole drama.

The famous scenes of rescuing people underwater, holding an umbrella on a rainy night, and staying together in the cabin are full of atmosphere. The implicit blank spaces in the book are more charming than the drama version, and every detail hides deep feelings that cannot be hidden.

There's not much to say, it's just wonderful. It has a different flavor compared to the TV series. There are some adaptations in the TV series, but the changes are pretty good. Both the book and the TV series are excellent! !