My Fair Princess: Going with the Flow

I like this little Yanzi a bit, especially the one who saved Little Gege.

The once innocent little girl grew up and realized that money and power are more important than love and love, so she happily knelt down and licked the imperial throne.

I really like this one. It can be said to be the best Huanzhu fanfic I have ever read. The story of Xiao Yanzi and Yong Qi is inexplicably sweet, especially the last story is really good.

I like this article, I can't explain why, but I think it touches my heart. Little Yanzi is not born crazy, but she is free and easy to be exposed to in the lower class society. She is like a piece of white paper that anyone can smear on at will, but the friendship between her and Ziwei has never changed at any time. It is not because of her identity, it is just that simple feeling.

Hello, Dad, I really appreciate your article. I was once obsessed with reading anti-QY articles, thinking that someone should torture those NCs. I have never read the book version of Huanzhu and Yilianyoumeng, and I don't know how QYNN describes love in the book. After watching the TV series version of "Returning the Pearl" and "A Blind Dream", the characters in it gave me a feeling that love is supreme. It is true that "life is precious, and relatives are more valuable. If it is for love, both can be thrown away"! But after reading the big article, I recalled that I liked Huanzhu at the beginning, I liked Xiao Yanzi's cheerfulness, liveliness, and daring; I liked Ziwei's gentleness, quietness, and talent; I liked Qing'er's literary talent and delicate thoughts; of course, Yongqi's sentimentality, righteousness, and modest temperament; Erkang They are gentle, affectionate and persistent; Xiao Jian is free and easy, carefree; I like their deep affection and loyalty to each other, and their unrepentant love... But now I feel that these past loves are not worth it, and I am obsessed with watching someone abuse them. Thinking about it, it really shouldn't be! I remember that when I read Huanzhu for the first time, I was very envious; when I read it for the second time, I was a little disdainful; if I read it again in the future, it is worth reflecting on. As the saying goes, you must look at both sides of things and not be biased. I said a lot of nonsense, I hope you don't mind me^o^ I would like to say one more thing, I think "(Returning the Pearl) Sorry, I'm Not an NPC", also known as "The Guest Seizes the Lord" and "Returning the Pearl: The Yongzheng Way" are quite well written and you can check it out. It has a very different style. One last thing, the new version of Huanzhu is really shocking! Today I decided to stop reading novels and watch TV during the day. But when I turned on the TV, I didn't know which channel was showing the new version of Huan Zhu. I think I haven't watched this new version of Huan Zhu very much, just to see how ridiculous this drama is. The scene I watched was the Queen and Aunt Rong looking for trouble with Xiao Yanzi. Later, I found out that the Queen was actually afraid of taking medicine. It was so scary!

The word color means a knife on the head. The heroine of this article is just a soy sauce, has no sense of existence, and cannot be evaluated. Ziwei is a good person, with a clear mind and a clear mind. This is indeed the smart and talented Xia Ziwei. The little Yanzi here is very real, whether it is her confused recognition of her father, her guilt towards Ziwei, her greed for vanity after leaving the palace, or her ignorance and stupidity to save Hanxiang, or her sharing of hardships with Yongqi, they are all real. They are all reflections of her character, impulsive, stupid, and having her own justice. As for Yong Qi, she is indeed devoted and infatuated with Xiao Yanzi. At least the relationship between these two people, no matter how unbearable or ridiculous, at least they did not let each other down, which is much better than others. Finally, in this article, Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi finally did not become sworn friends in vain. Although there was a rift in the past, at least this sisterly love is real. Good.

Although I have only read the last chapter, I can still feel the author's delicate description of each character's inner activities.

I read it in one sitting. I am a habitual diver but this time I really couldn't help it. It is a rare good article. I feel that everyone in it is a real living person, not just a mask in the original script. I really like the character Ziwei in it, and I have read a lot of QY fics. The Ziwei in it is either mentally retarded, or is ruthless and cold-blooded and simply breaks up with Xiao Yanzi and the others. Ziwei in it is just a character with a name. Looking back on the feeling of watching Huanzhu back then, although the girls envied Xiao Yanzi's liveliness, they still have Ziwei's princess dream in their hearts. Ziwei in the article is very real. She will be resentful and jealous, but she is always kind and tolerant. Forgive me for not being able to describe that feeling. This is the best Huanzhu fanfic I have ever read, and I think it will be the last Huanzhu fanfic I will read. Author, thank you very much for allowing me to go through all kinds of fan bombings and let my mind be filled with vicious little swallows and brain-dead Ziwei, so that I can regain the best memories of Huanzhu.

Rarely good article Every character is so vivid

I think I have read dozens or dozens of Huanzhu fans. I have read it, laughed at it, felt happy, and felt sad. But this one, it speaks so directly to my heart. So I couldn't help but pick up my pen and write down something. Most of the anti-QY articles are in the name of abuse, and everyone enjoys reading them and scolding them happily. But think about it on the other hand, the popularity of Return of the Pearl at that time caused the streets to be empty. We in this generation once sat in front of the TV and waited for that legend. Xiao Yanzi is such a legendary person. No matter how many people dislike her now, we have to admit that she is a legend. A woman from the common people on the street won the honor of the emperor, the exclusive love of the prince, and the memory of the princess across the world. At that time, only legends could reach this point. What surprised me was that Xiao Yanzi made such a decision about Xiang Fei's daughter. She suddenly felt that this was the real thing. She experienced pain and then grew and changed. Even later, the words "Stay away from He Yugege and stay away from her mother" made me wonder if we could give her a good ending in the end. The article "Let It Happen" makes such a legend ordinary, but makes it even more legendary. Vivid and unpretentious, I think this is the charm of this article. "Do you still remember Xia Yuhe on the shore of Daming Lake eighteen years ago?" I cried when I read this sentence for the first time in more than 10 years. There is no way not to think about what Xia Ziwei is thinking in such a situation. From simple to complex, this is what a woman with such an embarrassing identity can do. His descendants, Cheng Huan, live their lives peacefully. They have always been the two most contradictory people, from coming together, to separation, and then to reunion. It is a pity that the friendship today is not as good as before, but fortunately, the most essential part has not changed. What is anti-QY is not the characters themselves, but the unrealistic "love" and "freedom". "It's a pity to be born in an emperor's family", how can it be so easy to interpret a legend? The most legendary ones are assimilation or death.