The capital's autumn hunt is fast approaching, and the emperor will attend in person. The Three Dukes, Nine Marquises, and countless noble families are entering the fray to compete for a place accompanying the emperor on the hunt. Young nobles and aristocratic ladies all have their own rivalries. A storm is brewing.
The willows of Jiangnan, the sorrow that lingers. At thirty, Liu Jinxiang became a high-ranking regional official and toured Jiangnan on the emperor's behalf. Then he was falsely accused and died, his family destroyed, while his only daughter, Liu Wuyou, was left wandering far from home. Once a noble young lady, a heaven-blessed favorite, Liu Wuyou fell into the mud overnight. With no place to apply her talents, how can a girl with the spirit of a crane bloom from the mire?
Feicui is the personal maid of the Meng family's matriarch, but in truth she runs the household. Her status is humble, her responsibilities immense. Like an older sister, she cares for everyone in the family. As the Meng family teeters on the brink of collapse and internal conflicts rage, how can she keep everyone safe as the storm approaches?
Meng Miaochang, the third young lady of the Meng family, was born a concubine's daughter. Clever and quick-witted, she has won the favor of the other ladies with her intelligence and cheerful nature. Together with Feicui, she supports half the Meng household, yet she faces a difficult trial of the heart...
Shuangwen is proud, Mingque is clever. How will these flower-like girls survive the inner household of the Meng family and the shifting tides of the capital?
Why need pale or deep red? They are already the finest flowers of all. These words, written by the poetess Yian a thousand years ago, are something every girl must experience countless twists and turns to truly understand, before she can make peace with herself.
Once again, this is a story about girls banding together and supporting one another. It's the last installment in the *Flower-Season Banquet* series, and probably the last time I'll write an ensemble cast of women for a while. I'm happy to have made progress with this book too. The story grew more complicated as I went along, but also more and more exciting. The characters all seemed to come alive. I think this is my strongest work yet. Thank you all for waiting, and I hope you enjoy it.
The entire novel is already written. I'll post the first 100,000 characters, with four updates a day at 08:00, 12:00, 15:00, and 20:00.
I'm happy to meet you all with this book, and I hope you'll fall in love with the girls in it too.
Theme: Why need pale or deep red? They are already the finest flowers of all.
The most annoying male protagonist among the three books is Xiao. I was annoyed by him as soon as I saw it, but the girls wrote it so well. I gritted my teeth and read it, and then I hated Xiao even more. He is completely a crazy man who is good at cold violence and adds drama to himself. The eldest sister and the general who refused to marry Dongfeng back then were also at odds with each other, but they looked much better together. Xiao really caused great pain to my reading experience. My first reaction after reading it was not how amiable Sister Jade is or how talented Wuyou is, but such a bastard. However, he still has a lot of roles, and the finale is a beauty. I'm so angry, I'm so angry, I'm so angry! ! !
It feels like an anticlimax. Of the three novels, Xiaolou is still the best, followed by Dongfeng. However, the characters in this book are too high-profile and couldn't convince me when it came down to the ground.
It feels so-so. The author is very skilled, but when creating characters and stories, don't just pile on rhetoric. Without the original logic of the story, I felt that sometimes many things did not make sense, and were completely inconsistent with the style and background of this article.
The ending was a bit rushed, and then the character of Xiao was not well created. Apart from his status, I felt that he had no advantages. I thought he took medicine to reduce the emperor's suspicion, but in the end it was to suppress his feelings! Can't figure out this logic.
The mean and ungrateful emperor still became the emperor in a stable manner in the end, and was still served by the caring concubines Yi Fei and Huai En. Why don't you let the Lu family and the prince kill him anyway! Then Xiao Chengze can kill the Lu family again to avenge the emperor.
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" is too short. I feel like I didn't write a lot of things. I hope there will be a sequel!
The jadeite with the most ink feels like a fusion of mandarin ducks and attackers, and everything is appropriate. But no character charm
I read it in a few days and cried several times. It's so good.
Well written, I read these three books one by one and really felt the improvement of the author's writing skills. Especially the third one has a very natural transition to the emotional drama, and the plot relationship of the third one is more complicated and involves many family and national affairs. The logic of the writing is very good. Each pair has its own characteristics and is completely different. I like the author's book very much. It is one of the few books in the past two years that I must read in one sitting. I hope you can write more and I will always follow and support you~
Can't you write some post-marriage extras? It's like watching from the small building! You can ✍🏻 collect extra chapters after the wedding!
The most annoying male protagonist among the three books is Xiao. I was annoyed by him as soon as I saw it, but the girls wrote it so well. I gritted my teeth and read it, and then I hated Xiao even more. He is completely a crazy man who is good at cold violence and adds drama to himself. The eldest sister and the general who refused to marry Dongfeng back then were also at odds with each other, but they looked much better together. Xiao really caused great pain to my reading experience. My first reaction after reading it was not how amiable Sister Jade is or how talented Wuyou is, but such a bastard. However, he still has a lot of roles, and the finale is a beauty. I'm so angry, I'm so angry, I'm so angry! ! !
It feels like an anticlimax. Of the three novels, Xiaolou is still the best, followed by Dongfeng. However, the characters in this book are too high-profile and couldn't convince me when it came down to the ground.
It feels so-so. The author is very skilled, but when creating characters and stories, don't just pile on rhetoric. Without the original logic of the story, I felt that sometimes many things did not make sense, and were completely inconsistent with the style and background of this article.
The ending was a bit rushed, and then the character of Xiao was not well created. Apart from his status, I felt that he had no advantages. I thought he took medicine to reduce the emperor's suspicion, but in the end it was to suppress his feelings! Can't figure out this logic.
The mean and ungrateful emperor still became the emperor in a stable manner in the end, and was still served by the caring concubines Yi Fei and Huai En. Why don't you let the Lu family and the prince kill him anyway! Then Xiao Chengze can kill the Lu family again to avenge the emperor.
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" is too short. I feel like I didn't write a lot of things. I hope there will be a sequel!
The jadeite with the most ink feels like a fusion of mandarin ducks and attackers, and everything is appropriate. But no character charm
I read it in a few days and cried several times. It's so good.
Well written, I read these three books one by one and really felt the improvement of the author's writing skills. Especially the third one has a very natural transition to the emotional drama, and the plot relationship of the third one is more complicated and involves many family and national affairs. The logic of the writing is very good. Each pair has its own characteristics and is completely different. I like the author's book very much. It is one of the few books in the past two years that I must read in one sitting. I hope you can write more and I will always follow and support you~
Can't you write some post-marriage extras? It's like watching from the small building! You can ✍🏻 collect extra chapters after the wedding!