[Seven Swords] The Great Harmony of Life

No eggs were laid, bad review! Ha ha

I finished reading it in one go. Well, give it a thumbs up.

Hello~Ayan, I recently read your old work - (Seven Swords) The Great Harmony of Life for the first time. I like it very much, I really want to collect the book~ This is the only one of your custom-printed works that I did not receive as a physical book. Because I wasn't very interested in Seven Swords-themed stories before, I saw the results last Monday, It's the same as the book about mental patients. It's cute and witty. You'll feel good after reading it~ So, I wonder if it would be convenient to have this book customized for printing again? After Jinjiang returns to normal? Also, has Xiaoshu Siyan considered adding a final chapter? Complete the unexplained ending, Then also do customization? What should I do~ I like your books so much~XDDDD Thank you~ ^^***

Oh wow~ Such a normal writing style... Compared to the companion piece... … A little unaccustomed=____________________=

Recommended by Japan and Japan. In fact, I think it's good that the heroine can turn into a crane 23333333 You can change into a human for only one hour at a time, such as a day or something.

Hahaha, I laughed out loud when I saw that, life is in great harmony! ! I should have guessed it! ! ! I know that the author's urine will not contain flesh, so I cry QAQ

So sweet~~So sweet~~

After reading it, I wanted to complain, even though this is a very sweet article, a very sweet article. It's just strange. Did the love between Yuan He and Ling Weifeng just originate from companionship? I couldn't see the basis for their relationship to develop, although that could just be my poor reading skills. Can a moment of astonishment on the Tianchi Lake really plant the seed of "good feeling"? The relationship between the heroine and the hero in the early stage is just a relationship between "being raised" and "raising" to a certain extent. Even with the bonus of long-term love, I don't think "good impression" plus "gratitude" plus "care" can equal "love". In my humble opinion, that is "like". The male protagonist... How should I say it? The personal image in the article always feels a bit thin, and it only stays at "a calm and good man" and "a person with a heavy past". My impression of him mostly comes from the support in the original work. The article does not express the complete person "Ling Weifeng" in the original work well... The heroine is in a similar situation. Regarding what they have to bear together, the grand theme of "anti-Qing and restoration of Ming" is not obvious. Although this once became an obstacle between the male and female protagonists - although the word "obstacle" is inappropriate, but I can't find other words, let's just write it like this - but it was lightly carried over - after all, the female protagonist has decided to spend all this with the male protagonist. There is always a feeling that this is just a small detour in their relationship, nothing more, not a big deal... Is this really the case? I think it may be the lack of narrative that illustrates the changes in the hero and heroine that makes this smooth and natural relationship a bit... "Dry" - okay, I know this is not the right word. Maybe it's because the length is too short, and their changes are not fully revealed. The following remarks contain extreme and intense emotions and are slightly biased. If there is anything unreasonable, please assume that I am talking in my sleep I remembered again the description of Lu Xiaofeng and Liu An in the last article "Jianghu Daily". The author really made people feel that they were a "Lu Xiaofeng" and a "Liu An" rather than some other minor romance protagonists. There are many "Lu Xiaofeng" fics where the male protagonist is Hua Manlou or Ximen Chuixue, but there are not many about Lu Xiaofeng. Maybe it's because of things like "character templates" that authors feel that a "mellow young man" and a "iceberg cool guy" are much easier to write than a "prodigal son"? But what they wrote about was not Hua Manlou, Ximen Chuixue and Lu Xiaofeng at all! But the author really made people feel in "Jianghu Daily" that this should be Lu Xiaofeng, not just a "prodigal son", a "person who always gets into trouble", "a master of martial arts who is always playful and smiling", but a complete person, a complex person. How can such a rigid and emotionless label be used to describe a living person? With such feelings, I continued to read the author's "Great Harmony of Life". A mature woman who grew up in a relatively peaceful, free and stable environment, and a stable man who grew up in a relatively war-torn, repressive and turbulent society, their personalities, beliefs, worldviews and values ​​cannot be the same at all. The differences between these two people under certain conditions, their contradictions, disagreements, their own ideas, and the way they handle events all determine that there will be many problems between them - not their own problems, just the readers' doubts and discussions about all these things - these problems determine the conflict between their ideologies and behaviors, and almost all plots in all novels originate from these conflicts - between people and people, between people and the environment, and between the environment and the environment. I say these "my thoughts" just to express one of my opinions about this novel: I cannot really feel these "conflicts" between Yuan He and Ling Weifeng. In other words, because the amount of information in the article is insufficient, I cannot allow myself to have the illusion that "they are alive." And making readers have this illusion can be said to be an "achievement" that the author should try his best to achieve.

I don't want to see the great harmony of life. . . . QAQ

I hate the lantern party! ! ! The great harmony of life is amazing. . . I want meat TAT. . .