The Bright Moon Fills Thousands of Mountains

It really saved my book famine! Two strong characters, the female protagonist is a general, and the male protagonist is a general + strategist. As mentioned in the introduction, both of them have a crush on each other, but they are well aware of the difficulties and last resorts of the other and themselves, so they cannot face their own hearts directly. The female protagonist keeps testing, and it can only be said that both sides are too cautious about their secret love! Of course, this is also the result of thinking about the other person and putting yourself in their shoes. Chu Feng was really impressed by the episode when Yue Chen was accidentally poisoned. The enemy was cunning, Chu Feng lost control and made a risky decision for Yue Chen. It can be said that it was irrational. After all, the relationship between the country and Beidi was the result of the friendship that his father had spent a lot of time promoting. This decision was really risky, and it also indirectly led to the death of Lao Che😭😭😭But Yes, it can be understood from the perspective of the heroine. A person who has been with her for ten years, taught her enlightenment, military essentials, and even regarded him as the most important person in her life will not be able to survive tonight. Who is not confused? The person who was still talking in the morning will soon be separated from the yin and the yang. I will make such a decision. After all, if I don't force it, the people in the North will just stay out of it. The death of Lao Che is really unbearable😭 Also, the probability of the heroine being injured and giving birth to an heir is extremely low, and it is really a pity that Xiao Zhao has to be separated from this group of people. Overall, the writing and story are very attractive. Chu Feng's father was a far-sighted generation. The male protagonist's sentence, the true meaning of the sword, is to hide, not to kill, really revealed a lot. After all, if the sword is unsheathed, there will be blood. It is the common people who suffer in the battle between the two armies. If you can hide it, you can hide it, so it is enough to show the foresight of the old general. Chu Feng and Yue Chen had known each other for ten years, so when Yue Chen knew that he would affect Chu Feng's existence, he left decisively. That part was really painful to watch. In addition, during the time when the male protagonist left, Lao Che died😭Chu Feng attributed Lao Che's death to himself, and finally cut off his fingers to pray for the people in the North. Forgiveness and promise, but the death of Lao Che and the departure of the male protagonist almost crushed her, and they were linked to each other. Fortunately, the male protagonist did not go too far. The two of them recognized their hearts too late, although it was not too late. After that, the male protagonist has been following Chu Feng, making a vow not to leave, joining hands to defend against the enemy, and share the difficulties. Of course we got together in the end, but there were too few extras! It's really not enough! There's nothing funny about it except this 😝 It can also be regarded as a redemption story. The first half of the male protagonist's life was too painful. The silver chain on his waist, the nightmare of seeing fire, the broken long knife, and the death of his sworn brother were all too painful. Chu Feng was the death of Lao Che, a broken finger, etc. Their companionship, coupled with the passage of time, is the best antidote.

The plot lines are limited but the layout is broad, with civil servants competing for profit, secret fights at the border, checks and balances at court, and suspicions of collaborating with the enemy. There is no complicated and brain-burning calculation, but the pull between human nature and position is written. Justice and perseverance are always the background of the story.

It's good to read. Many of the author's books, but this one, the progress of the male and female protagonists is too slow. 95% Of the whole text is military. The female protagonist has been secretly in love with the male protagonist for 10 years, but the male protagonist only realized that he likes the female protagonist in the 10th year, and it was only at Chapter 91. I knew at that time that the heroine liked me, but I didn't see the two getting married in the end. They just agreed that the wedding date would be during the flowering period. Compared with other books, I liked Zi Qing's book the most, as well as the senior sister's book. The relationship progresses quickly, gets married quickly, and has a baby quickly. Both male and female protagonists have their mouths.

Qi Chufeng's character can be said to be the ceiling of female generals in ancient sayings. She is decisive in killing and domineering, but she hides a childish stubbornness and preference in front of Pei Yuchen. On the battlefield, she is the god of war who shocks the northern border. In private, she is a lively girl who loves to eat walnuts and buy small-faced people. She is so three-dimensional that it is unforgettable.

The character of Qi Chufeng is very successful. The strong-willed general also has a soft side in private. The events related to the Machiavellian plot are also described very clearly. I read it too quickly and didn't understand much. I'll have to review it again when I find the time. The image of the male protagonist Pei Yuechen is also rare. The military advisor who is cold to the outside world will peel walnuts for Chu Feng... The interaction between the two people is also on point, and he is very gentlemanly. The supporting characters are also made with flesh and blood. No one is purely evil, and no one is absolutely good. Villains like Aoki Zai also have reasons for being evil, rather than being blindly evil. The only rough spot is the male protagonist's attitude towards Deng Liyue in the early stage. How should I put it, in my opinion, it goes beyond the scope of brother and sister. Maybe it's because I have too many demands on the male protagonist, and I can't accept it even if I'm physically and mentally unclean. But it got much better when I saw the later stage, and the male protagonist also explained it to the female protagonist. If you want to read about love and affection, I don't recommend it. This book is from the perspective of the family and the country, and the love between children and children is not very well reflected. If you want to see the male and female protagonists communicating with each other, you may have to wait until after chapter 80. All in all, it's a very good book, and you won't lose money if you invest in it~

The appearance of Deng Liyue did not turn into a cliche love triangle. Instead, it made Pei Yuchen's past more complete and made Qi Chufeng's mind clearer. The restraint and dignity of adults, the concern and relief of old acquaintances were handled in an advanced and heart-wrenching way.

The settings of Ale and Tengteng are so healing. The taciturn girl Henu and the giant wolf who are humane are the warmest companions in the general's mansion. They are full of fireworks and softness in the cold battlefield and intrigues.

Qi Chufeng's growth is clear and moving. From a charming and stubborn girl to a female general in charge of an army, she learned to be patient, balanced, and protective, but she never lost her sincerity and frankness, which is so lovable.

From a speculative accountant to a reliable gentleman, Shen Weizhong's growth line is naturally unobtrusive, clever and smooth but has a bottom line. The passage where he teaches Al to write is relaxed and cute. It is responsible for the atmosphere of the whole book and eases the tense plot rhythm.

The supporting cast is all vivid and nonchalant, including Che Yichi who is bold and affectionate, Zhao Chunshu who is honest and reckless, Zhao Muyun who is gentle and steady, Al who is pure and loyal, and Shen Weizhong who is clever and transparent. Everyone has their own arc, laughter and tears, and flesh and blood.

The old case in Ancient Crow City is the highlight of the book. A quick and easy attack on the city resulted in the tragic death of countless soldiers. Brother Pei Yuechen was burned in kerosene, and the unjust case was buried for eleven years. This past gave the hero's forbearance and perseverance more weight, and I felt heartbroken after reading it for a long time.

The Blue Lion is very good at writing Chinese-style implicit romance. She doesn't say love but it is love everywhere. She doesn't express love but every word is a promise. Her eyes, movements, silence, concession, and protection are all full of deep affection that cannot be hidden.

Pei Yue Chen is the male protagonist who feels most broken in my heart. He was a young general who was once brilliant and talented. Due to an unjust case, he was reduced to a retainer in the north. His eyes are covered with wind and frost, but his heart is firm. He hides his hot affection under his cold restraint. He protects him silently and never says a word. This kind of forbearance and tenderness is so touching.

The most touching part of the book is "Ten Years of Friendship", which is not deliberately sensational. He peels walnuts and makes plans for her, and she shields him from criticism, protects his dignity, and keeps his original intention. The constant companionship is more powerful than any love words.

The portrayal of profiteers like Tong Shengnian is too real, squeezing the tribes outside the customs, opportunistically, and evading taxes. Qi Chufeng's strict control not only maintains the fairness of the border, but also guards the bottom line of the family and the country. The general pattern is instantly established.

The passage where Ale learns to write is easy and healing. From "people" to "eyes" to "seeing", Shen Weizhong patiently teaches, while Ale learns clumsily. Simple daily life is full of warmth, which relieves the tension of the plot.

The description of the northern battlefield is majestic, with yellow sand and snow, gold and iron horses, ambushes and sieges, and the scene feels like an epic movie. It not only writes about the cruelty of war, but also highlights the character of soldiers. The writing style of Blue Lion is thick and delicate, and the atmosphere is full.

The details of Qi Chufeng and Pei Yuechen are hidden throughout the text. He casually peeled the walnuts for her, and she took them and ate them naturally; she compared the small-faced man to him, and he acquiesced with a smile; she contradicted Yang Ming for him, and he dealt with the aftermath for her, every part of it was sweet to the bottom of his heart.

After reading the book, I am still not satisfied with the meaning. Not leaving a pertinent comment is like stealing fruits from other people's trees in the wild. After picking them and running away quietly, I always feel a little guilty. Although my evaluation does not express one-tenth of the beauty of this book, I have classified the author as a high-ranking author.

There are no absolute villains in the book, only different positions and choices. Yang Ming's greed, Tong Shengnian's treachery, and Aoki Zai's ruthlessness are all supported by logic. The depiction of human nature is complex and true, neither superficial nor one-sided.

Pei Yuechen's redemption is the most touching. From being a sinner with a heart full of despair, to being warmed up by Qi Chufeng and accepted by the North, he rediscovers the meaning of existence, from protecting morality to protecting one person, gentle and powerful.

The setting of the border horse market is too clever. Bartering, tribal transactions, and caravan games are both life scenes and plot clues, hiding entangled interests, tribal conflicts, and border stability. The details are perfect.

The most heart-wrenching sentence in the book: "The true meaning of the sword is to hide and not to kill, and the same should be true for the Lie Jian Army to defend the northern border." Pei Yuechen's wisdom and structure are all in this sentence, which also supports the core of the entire book.

Yang Ming, the villain, is portrayed in a nondescript manner. He is eager for quick success, greedy for power, and sows dissension. However, he also represents the typical face of a civil servant in the court. He is truly hateful and reflects the purity and magnanimity of the soldiers in the northern border.

The reunion between Deng Liyue and Pei Yuchen was not bloody, but they greeted each other and relieved each other. She had her life, and he had his persistence. The farewell of adults is so clean and decent, which makes people feel comfortable to watch.

Blue Lion's writing has character, warmth, and pictures. It does not pile up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalize, but it can touch the heart in the subtleties and reveal deep feelings in the ordinary. The writing skills are excellent.

The article is not long and very easy to read. It can be regarded as the daily life of a border general. The two love each other and take each other into their hearts. The group portraits are also very well written, with scenes of excitement and separation. The heroine's character is well designed, and she is brave, resourceful and courageous. Writing is not easy, recommended

The contrast between Qi Chufeng's dominance and softness is cute. He is fierce and decisive towards his enemies, protective of his subordinates and doting on them, and he is charming and dependent on Pei Yuechen. His multi-faceted character makes the character not flat, and the more he looks at it, the more he becomes taller.

The IQs of the male and female protagonists are all on the line, and their career and love are both on the line. There are no brainless plots, and the evenly matched relationship is too frustrating.

Pei Yuechen's military skills and martial arts skills are both outstanding. He is capable of strategizing, managing accounts and formulating strategies, and he is capable of repelling enemies with bare hands and avoiding arrows. His former reputation as the number one in the North is by no means unfounded, and his strength is impressive.