
[Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber] The Biographies of the Nine True Maidens
[倚天]九真列传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 22k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
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- JJWXC
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10Chapters
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Only power will not betray women, only power can be firmly grasped in the hands through continuous efforts. I love people who dare to do things like this.
This kind of heroine is real, the kind of time-traveling heroine who can't stand cheating and is self-righteous.
What can I say, I love the heroine's daughter so much?
I haven't read the original work of Yi Tian, but I was deeply impressed by Zhu Jiuzhen when I read Su Youpeng's version of Yi Tian Slaying the Dragon. She is a pretty girl, but unfortunately she has an extreme and stubborn father.
This is a very short story, only ten chapters and more than 20,000 words. But it is the lamentable life of another woman in Yitian. Zhu Jiuzhen, Zhang Wuji's first love, an ignorant young man in ragged clothes met a girl with a smile as bright as a flower. My heart is pounding. Even if there are more traps and sweet words in the future, even if it is later learned that it is all just a scam, this girl in red clothes is still imprinted in Zhang Wuji's green memory. Zhu Jiuzhen should be regarded as Zhang Wuji's godmother. She completely confirmed with her own practice what Yin Susu taught Zhang Wuji before she died - the more beautiful a woman is, the better she is at deceiving others. But who can blame it? The old man actually gave Zhang Wuji a lot of gold, peerless martial arts, heroic beauty, but in his heart, there was still the girl in red who called her true sister. The fire at Hongmei Villa, the ashes to ashes to dust, and the unspeakable love in youth. However, "The Biography of Jiuzhen" gives another different Zhu Jiuzhen. There is no time travel, no foreknowledge. An ordinary, dull-qualified, but ambitious, real Zhu Jiuzhen. She is not as noble and beautiful as Zhao Min, and not as deep-minded and good at planning as Zhou Zhiruo. All her methods were clumsily taken apart and then displayed naked in front of so many people. She can have no love or be alone, but she can't have no rights. She lost everything, but stood at the highest peak of Mount Emei. The Yitian Sword was gleaming with cold light, and now she was holding it in her hand, unlike when she cowered and hid beside it, coveting it and standing in the palace holding it. She doesn't use Zhao Min's exquisite thinking, nor is she as ruthless and decisive as Zhou Zhiruo, but she relies on her own ambition to carry forward the Emei Sect. Ji Xiaofu didn't do it, Zhou Zhiruo didn't do it, but she, Zhu Jiuzhen, did it. This is enough.
Yes, it's done.
This ending... Really came to nothing... I saw a sentence somewhere: Love is very important to women, for which they can spend all their money, time and feelings, but there is only one thing that cannot be lost, which is power. So Jiuzhen's ending can be considered a happy ending.
What Jiuzhen said to Zhang Wuji is probably what many people want to say to Zhang Wuji~
But the character stood up
I still feel a little distressed, maybe because my ideas are different. .