I revised the entire novel in 2022. The plot is unchanged; I only made it smoother to read.
Since chapters can't be deleted and can only be replaced, the comments on Volume Six may no longer line up with the revised chapters. I recommend clearing your cache before reading.
Blurb:
Life is but a dream. How many moments of joy can it hold?
In the end, it is no more than a fleeting horse glimpsed through a crack, a spark struck from stone.
In my life, I have gazed upon the moon over Nanhuai and watched snow fall on riverboats. I have traveled three thousand miles through wind and sand, and roamed the capital's ten miles of smoky clouds.
A man's spirit and chivalrous heart amount to no more than a handful in a cup, a single harmony in the palm of one's hand!
If Lu Xiaofeng can live a long life and find a confidant to wander the world with, why should it matter if the journey ends in a fall?
Theme: The beauty of the bonds between people
Wow wow wow I read the entire text in one go, my God, I can't describe it in words. In the first half of the show, I almost burst out laughing. The two characters Lu and Hua painted by the teacher were so cute, and every word and every action was so charming. Until he stepped into the conspiracy step by step, he lamented why two such good people like Lu Hua were so destroyed, and scolded Lu Hua countless times for a group of people who did not hate Lu Hua, but were like evil ghosts who were crazy for power. I lamented that Lu Xiaofeng was such a kind-hearted and chivalrous person, which was the reason why he was constantly hurt by open and covert attacks. The same goes for stealing military talismans, and the same goes for pretending to be a jackdaw and getting into disputes, and getting into dangerous situations again and again for the sake of "business".
But it was this kind of him that was Lu Xiaofeng, the Lu Xiaofeng that Hua Manlou believed in deeply.
As for Hua Manlou, if he had the chance, he would not have followed Lu Xiaofeng and been plotted from the beginning. Just like the emperor said, he was the variable. The emperor felt that although Huamanlou was there, his goal was still achieved. But with Huamanlou, it's different. It's like this from beginning to end.
Whether they are enemies of the whole world, or are forced by the ruthless Gu, Huamanlou always stands by Lu Xiaofeng. They are friends, dear friends, and lovers. They are willing to die for them, to live for them, to break away from death, or to live alone.
There was farewell before death, there was separation after life, and I experienced all the rare sufferings in the world. That's why Lu Hua took the ruthless love poison and would rather not let go of the poison than break up. Although there are knives, two people really love each other. In my opinion, this article is extremely sweet! ! ! As well as the control group of Bo Qing Gu, the teacher wrote it well! ! ! I am lucky enough to see such an article and I almost faint with happiness! ! !
As 2026 approaches, after reading this article, I sighed deeply and left a comment. I don't know if the author has seen it yet, but I would like to thank the author for the good article he brought us.
1. Lu Xiaofeng
Where to start? Let's start with character creation. I personally loved the character development aspect of this article. It not only writes about the bright side of the character, such as Lu Xiaofeng's tough-tongued but soft-hearted, chivalrous and humorous character. It also writes about the pain and flaws of the character, as well as Lu Xiaofeng's willfulness, stubbornness, youthful spirit, and hidden under the gags and pretending to be crazy, the heart of a prodigal who seems to be carefree but is afraid of loneliness. The twins of light and shadow make the character more three-dimensional, so the Lu Xiaofeng in the article moved me very much. I prefer to start in the middle of the story, focus the narrative core/contradiction of the story on Lu Xiaofeng, and use the story to shape Lu Xiaofeng's character. The screenwriting book "Story" puts it well, the essence of a person/character can only be seen when they make a choice. When Lu Xiaofeng was wronged, she did not forget to leave Huamanlou alone, and she did not forget to save the princess when she was poisoned. This directly takes Lu Xiaofeng's portrayal to a higher level, and highlights Lu Xiaofeng's spirit of humiliating herself in difficult situations, shouldering all the responsibilities, and never forgetting to fulfill her promises even when she is wronged.
Writing this, I suddenly thought of Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the ice and snow, wearing a red cloak. He is fiery and unyielding in the desolation, and his heart is seriously injured but he still moves forward with his head held high. He has an admirable spirit. I thought to myself that the author must like Lu Xiaofeng very much hh.
2. The building is full of flowers
Then there is Hua Man Lou. I also love Hua Man Lou written by the author. Very vivid and three-dimensional. In the impression of many people, Huamanlou is a gentleman, kind and tolerant, loving life and so on. However, people tend to pay too much attention to the "good", "altruistic" and "mature" side of Huamanlou, but ignore that in the original work, he is also a living person, even a young man. He also has a kind of informality and humor similar to Lu Xiaofeng, and even has some innocence and innocence.
Hua Man Lou is one body with two sides. He fought in the darkness, protecting the vicissitudes of life, and his spiritual experience was certainly powerful enough. On the other hand, he is by no means a mature old man, nor is he a statue of a god sitting on a lotus platform to save all sentient beings. He can also cry, hate his own incompetence, worry, hesitate, be sentimental, get drunk, and be sarcastic.
I really like the way Hua Manlou confesses her "crazy thoughts" when she first became blind. It's very realistic. Huamanlou's love for life and empathy and understanding of others are not natural qualities. Instead, he struggled against darkness and the uncertainty of fate for a long time, and finally chose to accept it and establish a love connection with the world in another way. Because I have suffered from illness myself, I know personally how difficult it is to resolve that resentment toward fate, to be clear. I really like the attention paid to this point in the article. Huamanlou is a person who has experienced it, rather than "naturally".
In short, as the author in the article said through Lu Xiaofeng's words, "You cannot treat your friends as gods." I am very happy that the author did not portray Hua Manlou as a god, but as a person, trying to make Hua Manlou more three-dimensional and vivid (although sometimes in Lu Xiaofeng's eyes, Hua Manlou should be a god (laughs))
3. Lu Hua's interactions and relationships
Lu Hua's interaction is also excellent. Judging from the lines, although the author's dialogue is not 100% similar to the original work, after reading it, I thought that maybe it would be better if it was not like the original work (laughs). The dialogue in the article has a natural and pyrotechnic beauty. The direct exchanges, sarcasm, and teasing between Lu and Hua appear to be quite impolite at first glance. They are not as expressive and gentle as CCTV's "Lu Xiaofeng", but they are closer to the original work and have a more life-like atmosphere. The directness makes the film more intimate between close friends. I like it very much and would like to call it "Although the shape is not like the original work, the spirit is very similar to the original work." (Although sometimes I think Huamanlou's ability to complain is a bit too amazingww)
As for the core of the relationship, I think the author has completely captured the essence of the original work. The relationship between the two can perhaps be summarized as Hua Man Lou giving Lu Xiaofeng an eye for discovering beauty, hope and trust in kindness and love, and peace of mind. And Lu Xiaofeng gave Huamanlou equality, respect, a lively world, a window into the world, and a living hero who not only existed on paper, but also existed in reality. Of course, he was also a lovable bastard.
Although Huamanlou is not a fairy, he is good at discovering beauty, especially in nature. Nature is never as capricious as human beings, and it can accompany people from birth to death. Therefore, Hua Manlou's mentality is destined to be more peaceful and more tolerant of loneliness than Lu Xiaofeng (I really like what is said in the article, they are the same kind of people, but they are also two kinds of people, laugh). In the middle and later parts of the article, the more embarrassed Lu Xiaofeng is, the more valuable the flowers are. The flower-filled building is to Lu Xiaofeng what a lighthouse in a storm is to a sailing boat. Huamanlou's tolerance, trust, and good heart allow Lu Xiaofeng to still feel trust and love in desperate situations, and still believe in the beauty of the world. This is completely consistent with the relationship between the two people in the original work. It also reminds me of Frodo in "The Lord of the Rings" on his way to destroy the Ring, and Faramir asked him to restore his trust in humanity.
And Lu Xiaofeng could see the power of Huamanlou, and sincerely appreciated, respected and trusted Huamanlou's ability. He doesn't need to be overly protective (although he can't help but love her), and he doesn't need to hide that Hua Manlou is a blind man. This kind of unpretentious equal friendship is so precious to a person with high self-esteem like Hua Manlou. And people like Lu Xiaofeng, in the dangerous world and in the inner struggle, still maintain their true colors and kindness, how can people not love them. Huamanlou's love for life, precisely because of Lu Xiaofeng's vivid landing point, in turn strengthened his love for life. What's more, this cute bastard would cause trouble from time to time, and he would take him to travel around the world, see a wider world, and satisfy Hua Manlou's young heart. Really good
I think the author completely captured this two-way interaction in the article. "Hua Manlou hangs out with Lu Xiaofeng without any regrets" "Lu Xiaofeng is sure Hua Manlou will help her leave" "Lu Xiaofeng laments that Hua Manlou sees the beauty of fireworks in the world first"... All the details are natural and real. It makes people sigh that this article does not need too many love lines, because the affection and bond are deeply rooted in the foundation.
4. Jianghu and the world
Finally, I would also like to talk about the world of the article. The only thing about this article that I love and hate at the same time is the world of "struggle for power and profit", and the renunciation/hermit/remnant temperament that infects the entire article. The world view of the article is not pleasant, and the struggle for power, fame, and wealth is disgusting, especially when the emperor said, "Such a beautiful Huashan Mountain is not under my control." It was a stroke of genius. In just a few sentences, it fully explained the abominations of power (even such beautiful landscapes only want to be possessed, not appreciated, which is simply the alienation of power from people). But there is no shortage of this kind of struggle for rights in any dynasty or generation. Therefore, although the article has a HE ending, the pervasive sense of desolation and sadness always makes people feel uneasy.
Although the author repeatedly used Lu Xiaofeng's words to emphasize that there is no regret. Although the poems about indulging in the mountains and rivers, not caring about worldly affairs, and staying away from the dirty world hand in hand with lovers are also a good ending. But from my perspective as a reader, it's really a pity. I would like the ending to be more romantic. The world is bright and people are not broken-hearted. Lu and Hua can still be in the world, with a mentality that is both worldly and worldly, and work together to create more legends of Lu Xiaofeng. I especially hope that Lu Xiaofeng has not been hurt so deeply.
But on the other hand, this kind of open-minded and somewhat bleak temperament, which is similar to "Linjiang Immortal", also moved me very much (I wonder if it has something to do with the author's liking for Zhang Dai? Zhang Dai should also be a remnant). So this is something that I love to hate and will never forget.
In fact, I still have a lot to say in my heart, but my thoughts are floating around and I haven't sorted them out yet, so I've put aside my writing for the time being. Let me post this long review first and thank the author again for creating such a good work for us.
Finally, I wish the author a Happy New Year (2026) haha.
Wait, I suddenly thought, is that guest Zhang Dai, the author of "Watching Snow in Huxin Pavilion", so "two people sitting on a blanket and sitting opposite each other" in "Wuxin Pavilion" suddenly turned into two people from Lu and Hua, and the time is right.
Like this article very much! I saw in the previous comments that a family member said "there are so few comments", and the author said "I'm used to it". The time is not far away, so I specially registered a real-name account to leave a footprint hahh
Love this story so much! Lu Xiaofeng made a bet with the emperor! Although I had no choice but to do so, I was still too crazy! Almost everyone in the world wants to kill him, but he still wants to drink, still keeps his four eyebrows, wears a red cloak, still refuses to admit defeat, and fights with this stubbornness not to be ashamed of his heart. Hua Manlou is also softly stubborn and chivalrous. The two people are so different yet so similar.
The several reunions and drawing of the sword were also very touching - the tip of the sword resting on the side of the neck on a snowy night, the sword being suddenly used at the banquet and the departure, including the rope that was lowered on the cliff before. There were countless old acquaintances who wanted to kill him, and countless friends who wanted to save him. They felt angry at first, but later felt that Lu Xiaofeng's involvement in so much trouble was worth it, "No one in the world knows you." Of course, the most worthwhile thing is to make friends with our Huahua! Trusting him so gently yet so firmly.
In fact, before watching it, I saw some complaints about it being passed down elsewhere. It is indeed a bit bloody and very satisfying. Jackdaw always makes me think that this guy is really vulgar. When I see Bo Qing Gu, I will think, "Sure enough, this is the plot." But when I read about Huahua watching plum blossoms alone, I still feel heartbroken. I am really vulgar. When I saw Huahua saying that he would bring a jar of wine before leaving, I felt that he felt indescribably "widowy" orz
There are also many people in it who can be seen as contrasts between the two. In addition to the pair of jackdaws, there is also the "floating" girl. The world is indeed too big. Even for people like Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou, they still stuck to their beliefs in the end. How amazing! There are so many times in the novel that the two of them bear the hatred that does not belong to them and accept the revenge of others. How gentle.
But what I love most is of course the characters and relationships between the two! The plot has twists and turns that are heartbreaking, but the relationship between the two people heats up step by step. This is also what I like about the sequel, it's so sweet! After taking a bath, Fenghuang turned into a drowned rat without wiping his hair, so Huahua threw a towel on his head; Fenghuang happily dug soil to plant flowers; when someone caused trouble, Huahua couldn't eat, and Lu Xiaofeng also said, "If someone comes to cause trouble and I want you to miss a meal, then I will go to them first to cause trouble." It's so cute! There is also the scene where Huahua helps him advise him on how to improve his martial arts and Phoenix is shocked. I really like that dialogue! Seriously fun!
Looking at the front, I hope they can live a normal life like this from now on, but looking at the back, I feel that Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou can really escape from the world. However, they do have the ability to turn danger into disaster, not to mention that as many people want them to die, there are as many people who want them to live. Ximen Chuixue, Sikong Zhaixing, and Zhu Ting are all very good friends, not only because they are all heroic and courageous, but also because Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou are best friends!
The poison made them have to live together as Cowherd and Weaver Girl for a while. Even people like Lu Xiaofeng felt sad that "I almost had a family." Fortunately, in the end, the poison and the bewitching were removed, and the two people who could be said to be the most "only half-satisfied in everything" finally achieved consummation. After all, I was still thinking, it would be too bad if these two people can no longer do doi in the future hahh
Several times in the process, I wrote that the other party was stunned when he saw Huamanlou. When the jackdaw came to deliver the ruthless love Gu, the phoenix threatened him before he said anything. I was worried when I watched it, thinking I could see some kind of poison on him, or maybe Phoenix was trying to trick him quietly, but in the end it turned out to be his white hair? Hehe, they are indeed an old couple.
I read this article in one go and commented incoherently. If there are any mistakes, the author will forgive me orz for the comments and my family may have noticed that the author used ancient prose, but I just giggled at the plot. It is too vulgar orz. However, this article is really wonderful. The descriptions of many scenes are vivid and accurate, and several snow scenes and flower appreciations are beautifully written. Really amazing article! Thank you author!
What a great article, I loved it and read it in one day. How can I put it this way? After 2000, I really like Huamanlou. Really, the plot is first-rate, a little sad, and the twists are also attractive, especially the writing. It's really good, I feel like Amway. It really touched me.
It can actually be connected with the original work!
I really like this article. The second half, the emotional part, is good to watch and sometimes funny. A wanderer like Lu Xiaofeng was so innocent that he was almost suppressed. He had only practiced martial arts for several years without touching Huahua. Jackdaw didn't want Huahua to hear her gossip and dirty her ears. Oh, what a pure and innocent Lu Xiaofeng. I still remember the words he said in his conversation with Sikong: "I don't want to be his best friend or brother." The relationship between the two is deep, the description is just right, the fragrance is fragrant but not greasy, and the aftertaste is endless.
[This is a reply to the previous long comment. Because I don't know how to use Jinjiang and couldn't find the button to reply to the author, so I thought about it and just threw it up.] First of all, thank you very much Bu Hui for your reply. Still very happy (laughs). However, Bu Hui doesn't need to force himself to talk to me (laughs). The essence of me writing this long review is to make myself happy. I just wrote it because I was moved by it. This is a bit like what your article said, enjoy everything (laugh-). So actually I was very happy after I finished writing it. If it puts too much pressure on Bu Hui and forces himself to talk to me too much, I will feel embarrassed. In fact, I have had a similar experience myself (that is, someone suddenly commented on my fanfic many years later, but I did have some thoughts that I had forgotten, and I didn't know how to reply in detail, etc.). In short... This situation is completely normal. Bu Hui, don't be stressed!
However, after reading Bu Hui's reply, I have a few points I would like to add. Mainly because I feel like "I can speak more directly."
1. Regarding the point of "does it look like the original or imitate Gu Long?" I've thought about it these past few days, and I'm actually putting it mildly. Let me tell you directly, in fact, Bu Hui is better when you are not like Gu Long (laughing, really haha, not flattering). To be honest, when I first read this article, I did like the first half better, but when I read it the second time, I found that I liked the second half better. I have a feeling: when Mrs. Buhui is not like Gu Long, the characters and emotions are actually more vivid (that is, Hua Manlou and Lu Xiaofeng in your heart "jump out" and can be more perceived). When imitating Gu Long's narrative and line style, it feels a bit suppressed by the frame. So I think Bu Hui can just let go of his hands and do it (regardless of whether it is an original work or not), which will actually make the movie more enjoyable to watch.
2. About Huamanlou. I was very touched by what Bu Hui said, "The building is full of flowers that belong to you." Because I like this character very much. So I'll just say it. Actually, I like your way of shaping Hua Man Lou better than Gu Long's (laughs). Although Hua Man Lou comes from Gu Long, I still have to say this [dog head]
How to put it this way, I personally feel that Gu Long is better at outlining characters (making them distinct), but not good at deepening and grounding them. Therefore, the playboy in the original work is more like a perfect mixture of "My heart is as bright as the moon" and "My super good little gay friend", more like a white moonlight-style emotional projection. Although the concept is good, the character cannot be fully realized.
But Bu Hui's Huamanlou is more real and down to earth. As you said yourself, you hope that he will have more vivid emotions and more vivid value judgments. Therefore, in "Your Flowers Full of Flowers", there will be a painful past, nostalgic memories, anger, and arrogance with an outer circle and an inner square (in fact, the original work also has arrogance, such as insisting not to go in to see Ximen, but Gu Long later avoided this for his White Moonlight-style emotional projection [Dog Head]). I was very moved by seeing these. One of the things that touched me the most was that Bu Hui did not directly adopt the point in the original work that "Hua Man Lou never complained about being blind". Instead, he mentioned, "Hua Man Lou used to sit empty-handed. He also slowly stepped forward on his own and practiced slowly." This is much more real than Gu Long. Because in the face of unpredictable fate, real human beings will be painful and angry. But to withstand this kind of pain and stand up again on your own is called human courage. I think of Camus's words, "Without the pain of existence, there is no love for life." I personally think that this is the core "motif" of the character Hua Man Lou. He is just a mortal, coming step by step, and Huamanlou's empathy/understanding of the suffering of others does not fall from the sky, it is just because he has experienced it. This is one of the important reasons why Hua can support Lu Xiaofeng, and it is also a touching point of Lu Hua's relationship. Lu Hua is not a god who loves the world, but two mortals who have experienced their own ups and downs, two mortals with similar views and complementary personalities, two people with empathy, mutual understanding and support. I don't know if what I said is right. Maybe the Lu Hua in Bu Hui's heart is different from what I think. Maybe everyone's Lu Hua is different, but I feel this sincere attitude of "creating the character as a living person". Or to be more precise, Bu Hui Dada chose to give Hua Man Lou these things in his own life experience. I appreciate it. That's good, he does belong to your Huamanlou (laughs).
As for Lu Xiaofeng, I am also at a loss for words. I will firmly remember Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the snow wearing a red cloak. That kind of loneliness, arrogance, spirit and never looking back. As for me, I would rather quietly feel your love for Lu Xiaofeng in the article. It refers to the Lu Xiaofeng you created, not exactly the one in the original work.
3. Regarding Mrs. Buhui's sense of sadness. I actually felt it deeply. Because of this, I have mixed feelings. Maybe my personal personality is a bit like Lu Xiaofeng in Bu Hui's novel "who loves fun even until death." Or maybe I hope that like Huamanlou, I can accept that "human beings are inherently lonely" and still love life. Anyway, it's not in vain to come here, just make fun as much as you like. But when it comes to the world of mortals, it is indeed a dream (shows hands). It is precisely because of this that after reading the article, a very subtle ambivalence emerged in my heart. Ah, this paragraph is just my own nonsense. Don't take it seriously if you regret it hh. :)
Anyway, this is Xingxing's second reply. I hope my reply will not put a lot of pressure on Teacher Bu Hui. There is no need to force a big talk or anything, just meet by chance and have a few happy chats, cheers to a happy life haha [laughing].
Oh my god, Lu Hua is an absolute masterpiece. It was not obvious in the early stage, but it started to turn around when Lu Xiaofeng was framed. The whole situation was completely revealed, link by link, absolutely amazing. Madam is amazing.
It turns out that I am a torturer. I suddenly feel that I am so lucky. I squatted on he. What a coincidence.
Wow wow wow I read the entire text in one go, my God, I can't describe it in words. In the first half of the show, I almost burst out laughing. The two characters Lu and Hua painted by the teacher were so cute, and every word and every action was so charming. Until he stepped into the conspiracy step by step, he lamented why two such good people like Lu Hua were so destroyed, and scolded Lu Hua countless times for a group of people who did not hate Lu Hua, but were like evil ghosts who were crazy for power. I lamented that Lu Xiaofeng was such a kind-hearted and chivalrous person, which was the reason why he was constantly hurt by open and covert attacks. The same goes for stealing military talismans, and the same goes for pretending to be a jackdaw and getting into disputes, and getting into dangerous situations again and again for the sake of "business". But it was this kind of him that was Lu Xiaofeng, the Lu Xiaofeng that Hua Manlou believed in deeply. As for Hua Manlou, if he had the chance, he would not have followed Lu Xiaofeng and been plotted from the beginning. Just like the emperor said, he was the variable. The emperor felt that although Huamanlou was there, his goal was still achieved. But with Huamanlou, it's different. It's like this from beginning to end. Whether they are enemies of the whole world, or are forced by the ruthless Gu, Huamanlou always stands by Lu Xiaofeng. They are friends, dear friends, and lovers. They are willing to die for them, to live for them, to break away from death, or to live alone. There was farewell before death, there was separation after life, and I experienced all the rare sufferings in the world. That's why Lu Hua took the ruthless love poison and would rather not let go of the poison than break up. Although there are knives, two people really love each other. In my opinion, this article is extremely sweet! ! ! As well as the control group of Bo Qing Gu, the teacher wrote it well! ! ! I am lucky enough to see such an article and I almost faint with happiness! ! !
As 2026 approaches, after reading this article, I sighed deeply and left a comment. I don't know if the author has seen it yet, but I would like to thank the author for the good article he brought us. 1. Lu Xiaofeng Where to start? Let's start with character creation. I personally loved the character development aspect of this article. It not only writes about the bright side of the character, such as Lu Xiaofeng's tough-tongued but soft-hearted, chivalrous and humorous character. It also writes about the pain and flaws of the character, as well as Lu Xiaofeng's willfulness, stubbornness, youthful spirit, and hidden under the gags and pretending to be crazy, the heart of a prodigal who seems to be carefree but is afraid of loneliness. The twins of light and shadow make the character more three-dimensional, so the Lu Xiaofeng in the article moved me very much. I prefer to start in the middle of the story, focus the narrative core/contradiction of the story on Lu Xiaofeng, and use the story to shape Lu Xiaofeng's character. The screenwriting book "Story" puts it well, the essence of a person/character can only be seen when they make a choice. When Lu Xiaofeng was wronged, she did not forget to leave Huamanlou alone, and she did not forget to save the princess when she was poisoned. This directly takes Lu Xiaofeng's portrayal to a higher level, and highlights Lu Xiaofeng's spirit of humiliating herself in difficult situations, shouldering all the responsibilities, and never forgetting to fulfill her promises even when she is wronged. Writing this, I suddenly thought of Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the ice and snow, wearing a red cloak. He is fiery and unyielding in the desolation, and his heart is seriously injured but he still moves forward with his head held high. He has an admirable spirit. I thought to myself that the author must like Lu Xiaofeng very much hh. 2. The building is full of flowers Then there is Hua Man Lou. I also love Hua Man Lou written by the author. Very vivid and three-dimensional. In the impression of many people, Huamanlou is a gentleman, kind and tolerant, loving life and so on. However, people tend to pay too much attention to the "good", "altruistic" and "mature" side of Huamanlou, but ignore that in the original work, he is also a living person, even a young man. He also has a kind of informality and humor similar to Lu Xiaofeng, and even has some innocence and innocence. Hua Man Lou is one body with two sides. He fought in the darkness, protecting the vicissitudes of life, and his spiritual experience was certainly powerful enough. On the other hand, he is by no means a mature old man, nor is he a statue of a god sitting on a lotus platform to save all sentient beings. He can also cry, hate his own incompetence, worry, hesitate, be sentimental, get drunk, and be sarcastic. I really like the way Hua Manlou confesses her "crazy thoughts" when she first became blind. It's very realistic. Huamanlou's love for life and empathy and understanding of others are not natural qualities. Instead, he struggled against darkness and the uncertainty of fate for a long time, and finally chose to accept it and establish a love connection with the world in another way. Because I have suffered from illness myself, I know personally how difficult it is to resolve that resentment toward fate, to be clear. I really like the attention paid to this point in the article. Huamanlou is a person who has experienced it, rather than "naturally". In short, as the author in the article said through Lu Xiaofeng's words, "You cannot treat your friends as gods." I am very happy that the author did not portray Hua Manlou as a god, but as a person, trying to make Hua Manlou more three-dimensional and vivid (although sometimes in Lu Xiaofeng's eyes, Hua Manlou should be a god (laughs)) 3. Lu Hua's interactions and relationships Lu Hua's interaction is also excellent. Judging from the lines, although the author's dialogue is not 100% similar to the original work, after reading it, I thought that maybe it would be better if it was not like the original work (laughs). The dialogue in the article has a natural and pyrotechnic beauty. The direct exchanges, sarcasm, and teasing between Lu and Hua appear to be quite impolite at first glance. They are not as expressive and gentle as CCTV's "Lu Xiaofeng", but they are closer to the original work and have a more life-like atmosphere. The directness makes the film more intimate between close friends. I like it very much and would like to call it "Although the shape is not like the original work, the spirit is very similar to the original work." (Although sometimes I think Huamanlou's ability to complain is a bit too amazingww) As for the core of the relationship, I think the author has completely captured the essence of the original work. The relationship between the two can perhaps be summarized as Hua Man Lou giving Lu Xiaofeng an eye for discovering beauty, hope and trust in kindness and love, and peace of mind. And Lu Xiaofeng gave Huamanlou equality, respect, a lively world, a window into the world, and a living hero who not only existed on paper, but also existed in reality. Of course, he was also a lovable bastard. Although Huamanlou is not a fairy, he is good at discovering beauty, especially in nature. Nature is never as capricious as human beings, and it can accompany people from birth to death. Therefore, Hua Manlou's mentality is destined to be more peaceful and more tolerant of loneliness than Lu Xiaofeng (I really like what is said in the article, they are the same kind of people, but they are also two kinds of people, laugh). In the middle and later parts of the article, the more embarrassed Lu Xiaofeng is, the more valuable the flowers are. The flower-filled building is to Lu Xiaofeng what a lighthouse in a storm is to a sailing boat. Huamanlou's tolerance, trust, and good heart allow Lu Xiaofeng to still feel trust and love in desperate situations, and still believe in the beauty of the world. This is completely consistent with the relationship between the two people in the original work. It also reminds me of Frodo in "The Lord of the Rings" on his way to destroy the Ring, and Faramir asked him to restore his trust in humanity. And Lu Xiaofeng could see the power of Huamanlou, and sincerely appreciated, respected and trusted Huamanlou's ability. He doesn't need to be overly protective (although he can't help but love her), and he doesn't need to hide that Hua Manlou is a blind man. This kind of unpretentious equal friendship is so precious to a person with high self-esteem like Hua Manlou. And people like Lu Xiaofeng, in the dangerous world and in the inner struggle, still maintain their true colors and kindness, how can people not love them. Huamanlou's love for life, precisely because of Lu Xiaofeng's vivid landing point, in turn strengthened his love for life. What's more, this cute bastard would cause trouble from time to time, and he would take him to travel around the world, see a wider world, and satisfy Hua Manlou's young heart. Really good I think the author completely captured this two-way interaction in the article. "Hua Manlou hangs out with Lu Xiaofeng without any regrets" "Lu Xiaofeng is sure Hua Manlou will help her leave" "Lu Xiaofeng laments that Hua Manlou sees the beauty of fireworks in the world first"... All the details are natural and real. It makes people sigh that this article does not need too many love lines, because the affection and bond are deeply rooted in the foundation. 4. Jianghu and the world Finally, I would also like to talk about the world of the article. The only thing about this article that I love and hate at the same time is the world of "struggle for power and profit", and the renunciation/hermit/remnant temperament that infects the entire article. The world view of the article is not pleasant, and the struggle for power, fame, and wealth is disgusting, especially when the emperor said, "Such a beautiful Huashan Mountain is not under my control." It was a stroke of genius. In just a few sentences, it fully explained the abominations of power (even such beautiful landscapes only want to be possessed, not appreciated, which is simply the alienation of power from people). But there is no shortage of this kind of struggle for rights in any dynasty or generation. Therefore, although the article has a HE ending, the pervasive sense of desolation and sadness always makes people feel uneasy. Although the author repeatedly used Lu Xiaofeng's words to emphasize that there is no regret. Although the poems about indulging in the mountains and rivers, not caring about worldly affairs, and staying away from the dirty world hand in hand with lovers are also a good ending. But from my perspective as a reader, it's really a pity. I would like the ending to be more romantic. The world is bright and people are not broken-hearted. Lu and Hua can still be in the world, with a mentality that is both worldly and worldly, and work together to create more legends of Lu Xiaofeng. I especially hope that Lu Xiaofeng has not been hurt so deeply. But on the other hand, this kind of open-minded and somewhat bleak temperament, which is similar to "Linjiang Immortal", also moved me very much (I wonder if it has something to do with the author's liking for Zhang Dai? Zhang Dai should also be a remnant). So this is something that I love to hate and will never forget. In fact, I still have a lot to say in my heart, but my thoughts are floating around and I haven't sorted them out yet, so I've put aside my writing for the time being. Let me post this long review first and thank the author again for creating such a good work for us. Finally, I wish the author a Happy New Year (2026) haha.
Wait, I suddenly thought, is that guest Zhang Dai, the author of "Watching Snow in Huxin Pavilion", so "two people sitting on a blanket and sitting opposite each other" in "Wuxin Pavilion" suddenly turned into two people from Lu and Hua, and the time is right.
Like this article very much! I saw in the previous comments that a family member said "there are so few comments", and the author said "I'm used to it". The time is not far away, so I specially registered a real-name account to leave a footprint hahh Love this story so much! Lu Xiaofeng made a bet with the emperor! Although I had no choice but to do so, I was still too crazy! Almost everyone in the world wants to kill him, but he still wants to drink, still keeps his four eyebrows, wears a red cloak, still refuses to admit defeat, and fights with this stubbornness not to be ashamed of his heart. Hua Manlou is also softly stubborn and chivalrous. The two people are so different yet so similar. The several reunions and drawing of the sword were also very touching - the tip of the sword resting on the side of the neck on a snowy night, the sword being suddenly used at the banquet and the departure, including the rope that was lowered on the cliff before. There were countless old acquaintances who wanted to kill him, and countless friends who wanted to save him. They felt angry at first, but later felt that Lu Xiaofeng's involvement in so much trouble was worth it, "No one in the world knows you." Of course, the most worthwhile thing is to make friends with our Huahua! Trusting him so gently yet so firmly. In fact, before watching it, I saw some complaints about it being passed down elsewhere. It is indeed a bit bloody and very satisfying. Jackdaw always makes me think that this guy is really vulgar. When I see Bo Qing Gu, I will think, "Sure enough, this is the plot." But when I read about Huahua watching plum blossoms alone, I still feel heartbroken. I am really vulgar. When I saw Huahua saying that he would bring a jar of wine before leaving, I felt that he felt indescribably "widowy" orz There are also many people in it who can be seen as contrasts between the two. In addition to the pair of jackdaws, there is also the "floating" girl. The world is indeed too big. Even for people like Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou, they still stuck to their beliefs in the end. How amazing! There are so many times in the novel that the two of them bear the hatred that does not belong to them and accept the revenge of others. How gentle. But what I love most is of course the characters and relationships between the two! The plot has twists and turns that are heartbreaking, but the relationship between the two people heats up step by step. This is also what I like about the sequel, it's so sweet! After taking a bath, Fenghuang turned into a drowned rat without wiping his hair, so Huahua threw a towel on his head; Fenghuang happily dug soil to plant flowers; when someone caused trouble, Huahua couldn't eat, and Lu Xiaofeng also said, "If someone comes to cause trouble and I want you to miss a meal, then I will go to them first to cause trouble." It's so cute! There is also the scene where Huahua helps him advise him on how to improve his martial arts and Phoenix is shocked. I really like that dialogue! Seriously fun! Looking at the front, I hope they can live a normal life like this from now on, but looking at the back, I feel that Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou can really escape from the world. However, they do have the ability to turn danger into disaster, not to mention that as many people want them to die, there are as many people who want them to live. Ximen Chuixue, Sikong Zhaixing, and Zhu Ting are all very good friends, not only because they are all heroic and courageous, but also because Lu Xiaofeng and Hua Manlou are best friends! The poison made them have to live together as Cowherd and Weaver Girl for a while. Even people like Lu Xiaofeng felt sad that "I almost had a family." Fortunately, in the end, the poison and the bewitching were removed, and the two people who could be said to be the most "only half-satisfied in everything" finally achieved consummation. After all, I was still thinking, it would be too bad if these two people can no longer do doi in the future hahh Several times in the process, I wrote that the other party was stunned when he saw Huamanlou. When the jackdaw came to deliver the ruthless love Gu, the phoenix threatened him before he said anything. I was worried when I watched it, thinking I could see some kind of poison on him, or maybe Phoenix was trying to trick him quietly, but in the end it turned out to be his white hair? Hehe, they are indeed an old couple. I read this article in one go and commented incoherently. If there are any mistakes, the author will forgive me orz for the comments and my family may have noticed that the author used ancient prose, but I just giggled at the plot. It is too vulgar orz. However, this article is really wonderful. The descriptions of many scenes are vivid and accurate, and several snow scenes and flower appreciations are beautifully written. Really amazing article! Thank you author!
What a great article, I loved it and read it in one day. How can I put it this way? After 2000, I really like Huamanlou. Really, the plot is first-rate, a little sad, and the twists are also attractive, especially the writing. It's really good, I feel like Amway. It really touched me.
It can actually be connected with the original work!
I really like this article. The second half, the emotional part, is good to watch and sometimes funny. A wanderer like Lu Xiaofeng was so innocent that he was almost suppressed. He had only practiced martial arts for several years without touching Huahua. Jackdaw didn't want Huahua to hear her gossip and dirty her ears. Oh, what a pure and innocent Lu Xiaofeng. I still remember the words he said in his conversation with Sikong: "I don't want to be his best friend or brother." The relationship between the two is deep, the description is just right, the fragrance is fragrant but not greasy, and the aftertaste is endless.
[This is a reply to the previous long comment. Because I don't know how to use Jinjiang and couldn't find the button to reply to the author, so I thought about it and just threw it up.] First of all, thank you very much Bu Hui for your reply. Still very happy (laughs). However, Bu Hui doesn't need to force himself to talk to me (laughs). The essence of me writing this long review is to make myself happy. I just wrote it because I was moved by it. This is a bit like what your article said, enjoy everything (laugh-). So actually I was very happy after I finished writing it. If it puts too much pressure on Bu Hui and forces himself to talk to me too much, I will feel embarrassed. In fact, I have had a similar experience myself (that is, someone suddenly commented on my fanfic many years later, but I did have some thoughts that I had forgotten, and I didn't know how to reply in detail, etc.). In short... This situation is completely normal. Bu Hui, don't be stressed! However, after reading Bu Hui's reply, I have a few points I would like to add. Mainly because I feel like "I can speak more directly." 1. Regarding the point of "does it look like the original or imitate Gu Long?" I've thought about it these past few days, and I'm actually putting it mildly. Let me tell you directly, in fact, Bu Hui is better when you are not like Gu Long (laughing, really haha, not flattering). To be honest, when I first read this article, I did like the first half better, but when I read it the second time, I found that I liked the second half better. I have a feeling: when Mrs. Buhui is not like Gu Long, the characters and emotions are actually more vivid (that is, Hua Manlou and Lu Xiaofeng in your heart "jump out" and can be more perceived). When imitating Gu Long's narrative and line style, it feels a bit suppressed by the frame. So I think Bu Hui can just let go of his hands and do it (regardless of whether it is an original work or not), which will actually make the movie more enjoyable to watch. 2. About Huamanlou. I was very touched by what Bu Hui said, "The building is full of flowers that belong to you." Because I like this character very much. So I'll just say it. Actually, I like your way of shaping Hua Man Lou better than Gu Long's (laughs). Although Hua Man Lou comes from Gu Long, I still have to say this [dog head] How to put it this way, I personally feel that Gu Long is better at outlining characters (making them distinct), but not good at deepening and grounding them. Therefore, the playboy in the original work is more like a perfect mixture of "My heart is as bright as the moon" and "My super good little gay friend", more like a white moonlight-style emotional projection. Although the concept is good, the character cannot be fully realized. But Bu Hui's Huamanlou is more real and down to earth. As you said yourself, you hope that he will have more vivid emotions and more vivid value judgments. Therefore, in "Your Flowers Full of Flowers", there will be a painful past, nostalgic memories, anger, and arrogance with an outer circle and an inner square (in fact, the original work also has arrogance, such as insisting not to go in to see Ximen, but Gu Long later avoided this for his White Moonlight-style emotional projection [Dog Head]). I was very moved by seeing these. One of the things that touched me the most was that Bu Hui did not directly adopt the point in the original work that "Hua Man Lou never complained about being blind". Instead, he mentioned, "Hua Man Lou used to sit empty-handed. He also slowly stepped forward on his own and practiced slowly." This is much more real than Gu Long. Because in the face of unpredictable fate, real human beings will be painful and angry. But to withstand this kind of pain and stand up again on your own is called human courage. I think of Camus's words, "Without the pain of existence, there is no love for life." I personally think that this is the core "motif" of the character Hua Man Lou. He is just a mortal, coming step by step, and Huamanlou's empathy/understanding of the suffering of others does not fall from the sky, it is just because he has experienced it. This is one of the important reasons why Hua can support Lu Xiaofeng, and it is also a touching point of Lu Hua's relationship. Lu Hua is not a god who loves the world, but two mortals who have experienced their own ups and downs, two mortals with similar views and complementary personalities, two people with empathy, mutual understanding and support. I don't know if what I said is right. Maybe the Lu Hua in Bu Hui's heart is different from what I think. Maybe everyone's Lu Hua is different, but I feel this sincere attitude of "creating the character as a living person". Or to be more precise, Bu Hui Dada chose to give Hua Man Lou these things in his own life experience. I appreciate it. That's good, he does belong to your Huamanlou (laughs). As for Lu Xiaofeng, I am also at a loss for words. I will firmly remember Lu Xiaofeng walking alone in the snow wearing a red cloak. That kind of loneliness, arrogance, spirit and never looking back. As for me, I would rather quietly feel your love for Lu Xiaofeng in the article. It refers to the Lu Xiaofeng you created, not exactly the one in the original work. 3. Regarding Mrs. Buhui's sense of sadness. I actually felt it deeply. Because of this, I have mixed feelings. Maybe my personal personality is a bit like Lu Xiaofeng in Bu Hui's novel "who loves fun even until death." Or maybe I hope that like Huamanlou, I can accept that "human beings are inherently lonely" and still love life. Anyway, it's not in vain to come here, just make fun as much as you like. But when it comes to the world of mortals, it is indeed a dream (shows hands). It is precisely because of this that after reading the article, a very subtle ambivalence emerged in my heart. Ah, this paragraph is just my own nonsense. Don't take it seriously if you regret it hh. :) Anyway, this is Xingxing's second reply. I hope my reply will not put a lot of pressure on Teacher Bu Hui. There is no need to force a big talk or anything, just meet by chance and have a few happy chats, cheers to a happy life haha [laughing].
Oh my god, Lu Hua is an absolute masterpiece. It was not obvious in the early stage, but it started to turn around when Lu Xiaofeng was framed. The whole situation was completely revealed, link by link, absolutely amazing. Madam is amazing.
It turns out that I am a torturer. I suddenly feel that I am so lucky. I squatted on he. What a coincidence.