[Not transmigration or rebirth | Classical setting | Spoiled young lord × noblewoman of Zhaojing]
Su Pianzhi, Zhaojing’s most prestigious young lady, has a life as perfect as a meticulous ink painting, until she meets Yan Linchuan in the Western Market.
He is the infamous heir to the Prince of Zhenbei, riding through the streets in red, yet one brief, stunning glance is enough to stir her heart.
He teases her for living like a jade-carved bodhisattva, while she sees through the old wounds beneath his frivolous ways.
Yan Linchuan, at first:
“What nonsense are you talking about? How could I possibly like her?”
Yan Linchuan, later:
“I hope that for the rest of her life, my A Zhi will be safe and happy, and that everything goes her way. May she have flowers to admire in spring, a warm brazier to curl up beside in winter, someone to hold an umbrella for her in the rain, and someone to light a lamp when night falls. No matter what happens, I’ll be there.”
(A reading guide: A light, sweet little romance! The heroine isn’t a strong female lead. It has a classical setting and some potentially sensitive tropes. The heroine is engaged from the start, though the engagement is called off. If you don’t like that, please don’t read it. Otherwise, I hope you’ll show it your support!)
The heroine is the legitimate daughter of the Su family. She has been disciplined by etiquette since she was a child and cannot tolerate any mistakes. But inside I still don't want to be restrained. The male protagonist is the heir apparent, free and easy, with a sharp edge hidden under his dandy appearance. After the two met, they experienced many hardships and challenges together, and finally lived happily together. In the eyes of the female protagonist, the male protagonist has experienced life and death, overthrown the prime minister, and returned from the war, but when he was sitting on the wall waiting for her, he was still the same dazzling young man. This book is worth reading
The article is not long and easy to read. The female protagonist who was trained by her family to be like a living Bodhisattva fell in love with the wanton and lively male protagonist at first glance. But the friendship between her childhood sweethearts who grew up together also troubled her. Sometimes it is luck and fate that the gods will defeat the bamboo horse. It is rarer than to end the fight decently and wish each other happiness. Writing is not easy, I recommend it.
Not bad, I like the heroine, she can take it up and let it go, and she keeps growing
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It's a short story that I really like. It's mainly about emotions, and the plot is briefly touched upon. It's pretty good.
Plain writing, a touch of happiness, very suitable for reading in leisure time
The author's literary talent is outstanding, and he describes the details of the scenery very well, with a feeling of moisturizing things silently. I like this kind of eloquent expression of emotion, and the description of the heroine's emotional changes is very clever and detailed.
Beautiful and warm
It's finally finished. Although it doesn't have the ups and downs of other novels, the whole book is really enjoyable to read.
It's really beautiful. Big support for the author!