Historical records say that Yixing clay pottery originated in the Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty. So the Ming Dynasty had its masters, while the Song Dynasty had its pioneers.
The pioneers' rivalries were often completely out in the open.
This is a story about the daily lives of two fellow-student pottery-making girls, pioneers in a famous pottery town.
They compete in everyday life, bicker in competition, and tug at each other's sleeves while they bicker...
Would I tell you that the quiet, mean senior apprentice, who's always impeccably dressed, puts on an otherworldly air, and paints beautifully, falls for the junior apprentice, who knows a few flashy martial arts moves but has a chivalrous, tender heart? Of course not!
Actually, one is a lovesick stalker and the other is an idiot...
Although this is called a Song Dynasty story, it's basically an alternate world. If you're fond of historical accuracy, don't worry about the details. It's just a story.
My new novel, I Want to Kill the Princess Every Day, is in the works.
Synopsis:
Smack!
Now then, this story takes place in an age of fierce rivalry among nations. The third princess of the small kingdom of Yuanchuan, neglected and uninterested in fighting for the throne, with a passion only for art, is drawn into her elder sisters' power struggles. She travels thousands of miles on a carefully planned official mission, survives a vicious, ruthless assassination attempt, and encounters an entirely unexpected twist.
From then on, she can fake her death and be free as a fish in the sea and a bird in the forest. Everything goes as she wishes, except that she mistakes her enemy for her benefactor.
Her enemy is a strange one, too. Though she could kill the princess with ease, she chooses to wait for the right moment. Forced to share meals, a roof, and even a bed with the princess she intends to kill, she has no choice but to bide her time.
The third princess is strange as well. A wounded assassin lies in hiding beside her, yet every day she thinks about repaying her benefactor's kindness, making sure the assassin has enough to eat and warm clothes to wear. She has no idea that the assassin spends every day desperately plotting to kill the princess.
These two oddballs, forced to leave their old identities behind, have to start working to earn a living.
There's no helping it. You saved my life, so I'll work to support you!
Fortunately, the princess may seem refined and artistic, but in private she's a jack-of-all-trades. She's packed with seemingly useless skills, and surely one of them can earn money. One blast of the suona opens a whole new door, and before long she's entered the funeral business.
This is a story about a princess who goes from being an artist to being the princess who sends people off.
This is a story that goes from assassination to protection.
This is a story of being swept along by fate while still following your heart.
Please add it to your reading lists.
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I have been reading Baihe novels for two years, and I have read all the popular ones with high traffic, but I was still shocked when I saw this article. This article is so good and so good. Maybe there is no summary of the plot about the princess at the end, but maybe leaving it blank is the best ending. No matter how good the senior and junior sisters were and how comfortable their lives were in the past, how painful and mature they were when they were imprisoned in a prison and spent the rest of their lives. There is no deliberate pursuit of plot, the rhythm of this article is like running water, flowing into my heart naturally; the writing style is also quite good, basically top level in Lily Circle. I love the senior and junior sisters very much. Their character creation is simply perfect. I feel like I have experienced this story next to them. I seem to have really listened to their interactions, seen the pottery they worked so hard for, and witnessed their heroic appearance in the world and their youthful love for each other. All in all, thank you to the author for persisting in writing this article for several years. His writing is tactful and his style is interesting. It is the best Lily novel I have ever read. Thanks to the author!
According to Mrs. Su's hobbies, Su Youzi's real name is probably Gangshanghua.
Ouch
Hello, author
A few days ago, I was treated with "Beauty Shoulders" by a friend.
After reading
You are so amazing
This is my first time reading a farming article, but this one is different from the farming article I imagined. I thought farming articles were about living a simple and ordinary life. The early part of this article was more daily-oriented and very cheerful. It was really funny with various dialects interspersed in it. I read it with the voice pack.
The twist in the later stage was unexpected. Although I saw you mentioned the two major waves of abuse in the previous article, it was too painful when I actually saw it. In fact, this crime is very deplorable. The eldest brother is diligent but has no talent and is mediocre, but the two junior sisters who are a generation younger than him have become official officials one after another. What a glory. In addition, he previously thought that his junior sister had almost no friendship with him and would only seek help from him when she asked him for help, so he felt resentful and jealous. It was also a coincidence that the hand cream he gave Su Chai had a wonderful chemical reaction with Su Chai's exclusive secret recipe, which later led to Su Chai's death.
It is a calamity and a destiny.
Then I want to talk about the princess, Little Ear. In the article, she is my first favorite and second favorite among senior sisters. The first time she appeared was when she rescued Xiao Mosquito, she was a knight-errant in the world, she drew her sword to help when there was injustice, and she helped Su Mo find out the real culprit who killed her, and she fulfilled her moral obligation. Only when I watched it at the end did I understand what the previous comment meant by saying that those were the happiest days of the princess. The friendship between Little Mosquito and Little Ear really struck a chord with me, so much so that I felt very uncomfortable later when I saw the princess's "disgusted expression" when Little Mosquito pulled her robe and begged her to save her life. The little mosquito who called her "Little Ears" and hugged her out of understanding her heart is no longer there. Only the potter Cai Xiaoxiao whom she specially promoted is the one who knelt in front of her and called her "your highness the princess". In the end, neither Little Ear nor Her Royal Highness could see them until they left the capital.
Feeling deeply about the friendship between them, in the end it was just chance encounters.
Let's talk about the two major branches of mountain color work and lotus building work. The former only had three generations. Master Liu Xiang died with an unfulfilled wish, leaving two sisters, Tan Hua and Ling Xiaolou, who depended on each other. Tan Hua was in poor health and worked hard to make pottery, hoping to clear Shanse Gong's name, but the master's wish was not fulfilled. Ling Xiaolou was sympathetic to his sister but had no choice but to take a bad path. Tan Hua retired from the competition. If this continues, Shanse Gong will eventually decline. How can it not be regrettable. The latter's more than ten years of work collapsed in just one day, and the friendship between fellow students was as thin as paper. Maybe there was a beautiful friendship, but it all came to nothing in the invisible competition.
After reading this article, a sentence came to mind. Nine times out of ten things are going wrong in the world. He who had a bright future could not make pottery all his life, but he who could have stood out in the pottery school and rectified the name of his master ended up regretting it for the rest of his life.
But how can life be perfect? There must always be some regrets.
This is life.
(The time span of this article is really quite large. I saw that you have been writing intermittently over the past few years and I am so touched that you have not given up. Also, you are really good at writing. The part about torturing the senior sister made me die and come back to life. Every little detail is pieced together to piece together each character. In some places, the reader just has a picture or a scene from a movie in his mind. It is really amazing. You are really amazing and know how to write. I want to give my friends crazy Amway. I like it so much! Woohoo!)
Why does the senior sister have to have a second wave of hardships? In order to reflect the beautiful qualities of the senior sister, the two of them have a deep relationship? The image of Princess Anan and Ouyang is more complete. I always feel that this second wave of ordeal is too unreasonable and cruel for the senior sister.
The little mosquito is really cute. Are you sure you won't make a side story?
What's the author's extra chapter? What's the extra chapter????
I've finished watching it. It's very interesting. Who doesn't love the senior sister who can sing Shiba Mo?
This is a rare article, thank you Miss Dou
I discovered such a great article accidentally, and I feel like I have picked up a big treasure~ The writing style is great, fresh and humorous, and as a Henan native, I was excited to see the hometown dialect (laughing while reading)! It's really not easy for me to read so many Lily articles and meet such a great one. I'm very surprised! Where's my love~ I wish you a happy Lantern Festival?
Happy New Year, Miss Dou! May all your wishes come true. In the new year, you should also take good care of yourself and update your articles diligently←_←
I have been reading Baihe novels for two years, and I have read all the popular ones with high traffic, but I was still shocked when I saw this article. This article is so good and so good. Maybe there is no summary of the plot about the princess at the end, but maybe leaving it blank is the best ending. No matter how good the senior and junior sisters were and how comfortable their lives were in the past, how painful and mature they were when they were imprisoned in a prison and spent the rest of their lives. There is no deliberate pursuit of plot, the rhythm of this article is like running water, flowing into my heart naturally; the writing style is also quite good, basically top level in Lily Circle. I love the senior and junior sisters very much. Their character creation is simply perfect. I feel like I have experienced this story next to them. I seem to have really listened to their interactions, seen the pottery they worked so hard for, and witnessed their heroic appearance in the world and their youthful love for each other. All in all, thank you to the author for persisting in writing this article for several years. His writing is tactful and his style is interesting. It is the best Lily novel I have ever read. Thanks to the author!
According to Mrs. Su's hobbies, Su Youzi's real name is probably Gangshanghua.
Ouch Hello, author A few days ago, I was treated with "Beauty Shoulders" by a friend. After reading You are so amazing This is my first time reading a farming article, but this one is different from the farming article I imagined. I thought farming articles were about living a simple and ordinary life. The early part of this article was more daily-oriented and very cheerful. It was really funny with various dialects interspersed in it. I read it with the voice pack. The twist in the later stage was unexpected. Although I saw you mentioned the two major waves of abuse in the previous article, it was too painful when I actually saw it. In fact, this crime is very deplorable. The eldest brother is diligent but has no talent and is mediocre, but the two junior sisters who are a generation younger than him have become official officials one after another. What a glory. In addition, he previously thought that his junior sister had almost no friendship with him and would only seek help from him when she asked him for help, so he felt resentful and jealous. It was also a coincidence that the hand cream he gave Su Chai had a wonderful chemical reaction with Su Chai's exclusive secret recipe, which later led to Su Chai's death. It is a calamity and a destiny. Then I want to talk about the princess, Little Ear. In the article, she is my first favorite and second favorite among senior sisters. The first time she appeared was when she rescued Xiao Mosquito, she was a knight-errant in the world, she drew her sword to help when there was injustice, and she helped Su Mo find out the real culprit who killed her, and she fulfilled her moral obligation. Only when I watched it at the end did I understand what the previous comment meant by saying that those were the happiest days of the princess. The friendship between Little Mosquito and Little Ear really struck a chord with me, so much so that I felt very uncomfortable later when I saw the princess's "disgusted expression" when Little Mosquito pulled her robe and begged her to save her life. The little mosquito who called her "Little Ears" and hugged her out of understanding her heart is no longer there. Only the potter Cai Xiaoxiao whom she specially promoted is the one who knelt in front of her and called her "your highness the princess". In the end, neither Little Ear nor Her Royal Highness could see them until they left the capital. Feeling deeply about the friendship between them, in the end it was just chance encounters. Let's talk about the two major branches of mountain color work and lotus building work. The former only had three generations. Master Liu Xiang died with an unfulfilled wish, leaving two sisters, Tan Hua and Ling Xiaolou, who depended on each other. Tan Hua was in poor health and worked hard to make pottery, hoping to clear Shanse Gong's name, but the master's wish was not fulfilled. Ling Xiaolou was sympathetic to his sister but had no choice but to take a bad path. Tan Hua retired from the competition. If this continues, Shanse Gong will eventually decline. How can it not be regrettable. The latter's more than ten years of work collapsed in just one day, and the friendship between fellow students was as thin as paper. Maybe there was a beautiful friendship, but it all came to nothing in the invisible competition. After reading this article, a sentence came to mind. Nine times out of ten things are going wrong in the world. He who had a bright future could not make pottery all his life, but he who could have stood out in the pottery school and rectified the name of his master ended up regretting it for the rest of his life. But how can life be perfect? There must always be some regrets. This is life. (The time span of this article is really quite large. I saw that you have been writing intermittently over the past few years and I am so touched that you have not given up. Also, you are really good at writing. The part about torturing the senior sister made me die and come back to life. Every little detail is pieced together to piece together each character. In some places, the reader just has a picture or a scene from a movie in his mind. It is really amazing. You are really amazing and know how to write. I want to give my friends crazy Amway. I like it so much! Woohoo!)
Why does the senior sister have to have a second wave of hardships? In order to reflect the beautiful qualities of the senior sister, the two of them have a deep relationship? The image of Princess Anan and Ouyang is more complete. I always feel that this second wave of ordeal is too unreasonable and cruel for the senior sister.
The little mosquito is really cute. Are you sure you won't make a side story?
What's the author's extra chapter? What's the extra chapter????
I've finished watching it. It's very interesting. Who doesn't love the senior sister who can sing Shiba Mo?
This is a rare article, thank you Miss Dou
I discovered such a great article accidentally, and I feel like I have picked up a big treasure~ The writing style is great, fresh and humorous, and as a Henan native, I was excited to see the hometown dialect (laughing while reading)! It's really not easy for me to read so many Lily articles and meet such a great one. I'm very surprised! Where's my love~ I wish you a happy Lantern Festival?
Happy New Year, Miss Dou! May all your wishes come true. In the new year, you should also take good care of yourself and update your articles diligently←_←