Legend of the Phoenix Clan

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Every one of Song Da's articles is excellent

We have never understood how to write a serious review of the Eight Classics. This article can at best be called a reflection after reading it. "Legend of the Phoenix Clan" is set against the backdrop of domestic and foreign troubles in ancient Fuyu. It tells the story of a group of young and beautiful boys and girls from royal aristocrats who have just grown up, and their fathers, who strive to obey or resist their fate, whether for the country, the family, or themselves. The writing is clean and neat, the plot is compact, and there is no redundant decorative language. I am most afraid of the kind of language style that is incomprehensible or that uses long paragraphs to exaggerate or highlight. Perhaps due to Zhuzhu's strong logical thinking, the story structure of "Legend of the Phoenix Clan" is relatively large, with many protagonists and supporting characters appearing, but the plot is intertwined, and in the slowly unfolding story, the context of the story can be clearly sorted out. (You no longer have to worry about getting your head tied up in guessing like a detective story and getting bad results@_@) Ancient court literature, as the name suggests, is about palace power schemes in a male-dominated society. As for how beauties and beauties plot, you will know everything about them in Zhuzhu's novels. What I am more interested in are women in a subordinate position, their attitudes and choices about love, responsibility, and power, so I only talk about women. Let's talk about the two characters who impressed me deeply and played a full role - Xian Yue from the Lu family's Phoenix clan and Mrs. Lily from the Ji family's Phoenix clan. The impression given by the crescent moon is that one is indifferent, decisive, and scheming. From her chance encounter with Prince Kunlun, she experienced expectations for love, reluctance, loss, and determination--she chose to be the concubine of her lover's father, Prince Xuan. Throughout the process, the image is vivid on the page, and the scene of slicing the love thread with a sword looks very tragic, but looking at her origins and experiences, it seems that she has a reasonable explanation for her efforts to seize power and decisively give up love: the mother of the flower tribe fell in love with a frail scholar and gave up everything to follow her, but the frail scholar dedicated her mother to Lu Qing for himself. After that, the mother began to live a wandering life for fourteen years while pregnant with the crescent moon. What Xianyue has experienced since she was a child is that life is poor and people are cold and cruel. In addition, her mother was emotionally hurt all the time, which is enough to make her temperament become cold, questioning human nature and doubting love. Therefore, even when the two were tender, Xian Yue asked Prince Kunlun, "Will you... Marry me?" At that moment, the girl who loved Prince Kunlun longed for the affirmation that she was her lover, but she knew clearly that the other person's situation could not meet her wishes, and she also understood the answer in her heart - she would never accept the mercy of fate like her mother. Otherwise, she would not have watched her mother fall to the ground with blood on her head and die slowly without saving her. Instead, she would have returned to Lu Mansion through various channels without hesitation, accepted Lu Qing, whom she hated so much, as her father, and became the unwelcome daughter of Lu Mansion. The timely threats and inducements from her aunt, Mrs. Wanxia, ​​who persuaded her to enter the palace as a concubine, were like a final kick in the door, making Xian Yue completely determined to choose power (King Xian) over love (Prince Kunlun). She knew that the love of Prince Kunlun brought her humble status, while being the woman of the Xian King brought her power and status. Xian Yue, who gave up on love, seems to have used her scheming and courage to the extreme. She planned to welcome the drum sacrifice and made a risky move to successfully gain the attention of the Xian King. With her arrogant and bold provocative dialogue, she won the favor of the Xian King as she wished and achieved her goal - to become the favored woman next to the most powerful Xian King. Then, he easily used his aunt's hand to kill his biological father, Lu Qing, to avenge his mother and himself, completing a woman's complete transformation. Mrs. Lily is an infatuated, wise and tenacious woman. When she was young, she fell in love with the former frustrated prince of the current King Xian. Thirty-five years ago during the Yinggu Festival, she was favored by the late king and admitted to the harem. The prince chose to give up his lover for the sake of the throne. Then the late king died, the prince successfully succeeded to the throne, and Mrs. Lily returned to her lover. The story should have had a happy ending at this point. However, the king unexpectedly fell in love with his sister Ochiai and married Ochiai into the harem. If the former king liked Xian Wang and gave up his fight for it, which can be explained by the situation, then later he fell in love with Oochi and brought her into the palace, which was a complete betrayal of Mrs. Lily. This kind of betrayal is heartbreaking and fatal to a woman who loves her deeply. So she chose to leave quietly, but this kind of departure was only in terms of distance. Mrs. Lily still deeply loved the king of Xian who betrayed her, just like she said to Liuli: "... Just like when I wanted to escape from the palace, it was either that I didn't love it or that I loved it too much and couldn't. Tolerating that his heart has been occupied by another woman, she would rather not look or ask." When King Xian was in danger, Mrs. Lily made suggestions and even resolutely gave up her position as high priest and organized a business group to fight against the Lu family's Feng clan for King Xian. Love like this can be said to be heart-warming and do your best. Maybe following the direction of one's heart is itself a kind of happiness. Although this kind of happiness is mixed with pain and sorrow, what kind of love in the world can do everything as one wants? PS: Will the cute and reckless Liuli fall in love with Yan Guozi (my favorite male protagonist)? What will happen to the well-educated Princess Prajna when she is mysteriously abducted? Did the gentle and introverted Iris finally marry Prince Onew, who had a penchant for cut sleeves? What will be the fate of the charming and charming Tan Yue? I want to know where the love of all the beauties has gone, and whose family it belongs to? Naturally, we have to watch Piggy break it down next time. No matter what, I hope that all the beauties in her works will achieve their dreams and be happy~happy~

A very good book! Looking forward to the author's second book

It's over so quickly. The stories in the later volumes will definitely be more exciting. Kaguya and Ruri will be in love for a long time, huh. Kunlun's ambitions are too great. I don't know what will happen in the future.

I think Zhixian is a very serious and attentive person, and I will wait for the next one. The first thing I read was Diary of a Murderer, then The Truth, and now it's Buyeo. I also read Buyeo earlier, but I thought it was boring at the time. Fortunately, I haven't missed it now. Zhixian's writing is always good.

I think Zhixian is a very serious and attentive person, and I will wait for the next one. The first thing I read was Diary of a Murderer, then The Truth, and now it's Buyeo. I also read Buyeo earlier, but I thought it was boring at the time. Fortunately, I haven't missed it now. Zhixian's writing is always good.

Fortunately, only the first part is finished, because I really want to continue watching and see Liuli's growth and flesh, haha...

It seems that there will be nothing to do with Kunlun.

Suddenly I saw it was finished, so fast