Transmigrated as Li Mochou? I Ditched the Ice Soul Needles to Reclaim the Wilderness
穿成李莫愁？扔掉冰魄银针去垦荒
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I have read a lot of fan works related to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", and this is the one that surprised me. The author used the background setting and some characters of the original work, but did not keep revolving around the original story, but told a new story, so it feels familiar while reading, and does not feel like repeating the original work. The characters are also relatively natural. There is no obvious sense of inconsistency with the original characters. The new characters also have their own experiences and thoughts, and they are not just there to promote the plot. As the story unfolds, you can see the characters grow and change a little bit, which I think is well written. In addition, the book also intersperses some historical background of the late Southern Song Dynasty, which makes the whole story a little more substantial. However, the overall plot is still the main focus and will not make people feel boring. Although the author does not have many works, it can be seen that he has a lot of writing experience, the plot arrangement is relatively smooth, and many foreshadowings and details are handled with care. If you like stories about the heroine's growth, adventures in the world, or the background setting of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", this book is worth a try. The "private goods contained" in this novel is what touched me. The author's "unwillingness" towards the fate of women is always mixed between the lines. Those characters we were once familiar with in literary works have already had their endings written in the original works. They are trapped by the times and fate, and often do not have the opportunity to truly choose their own lives. Readers know how the tragedy will happen, but they can only watch them step by step towards the end. But the author of this novel is unwilling to accept this "destiny". So, the author began to save them in his own story. For example, Mrs. Xianglin became the author's Mrs. Fulin. The author pulled her out of the original tragedy and gave her a chance to live anew. This is a kind of "rescue" with a bit of stubbornness. It is not simply to force a happy ending for the classic, but more like the author saying to those characters: If you could start your life over again, maybe you wouldn't have to endure all this. Therefore, when reading this novel, I had a feeling - we clearly know the original fate of these characters, and precisely because we know it, we cherish the subtle changes in the story even more. Whenever a familiar character avoids past tragedy, it's like in another parallel world, someone finally reaches out to the once helpless reader. This kind of "rescue" is especially concentrated on women, and it also makes me think that what the author really wants to change may not be just the ending of a certain character, but the fate of women who are trapped by the times and social structures that appear repeatedly in literary works. They once had no right to choose, no room for resistance, and it was even difficult for them to truly see their own pain. And in this rewritten world, they finally have the opportunity to move towards another life.
I like! Haha Real-name thanks to Xiaoguo Loves Meat and Clumsy Blacksmith, as well as Chun Lanji and others for urging me to update, which has brought great encouragement to the author! I don't know how to be a eunuch, I don't know how to interrupt, and I don't know how to inject water [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
I basically don't watch film and television spin-offs, but I really like Li Mochou. I pity her and sympathize with her. It was Lu Zhanyuan who ruined her life [crying] At this moment, on Zhongnan Mountain, in the Tomb of the Living Dead, two other young men also began to practice the most domineering martial arts in the world - "The Heart Sutra of the Jade Girl" under the guidance of their master. The male apprentice is really lucky. Lu Zhanyuan is so bad. He poured dirty water on Mochou in Chapter 100 and used his "name" to gain profits.
I feel like the author is getting better at writing!