
The Palace
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After watching "Palace" for two or three days, I was still immersed in the plot and couldn't extricate myself. I have to say, it is a very well written novel. In the past few years, I have read many novels, hundreds of them. But "The Palace" was the first time I had the idea to write something after reading it. Article. I have a habit of reading books that are written in the first person, because I prefer to pay attention to the inner emotional changes of the protagonist. But nowadays, there is no interest in reading the house fights and palace fights circulating on the Internet. The first person is not easy to control. Authors with poor writing skills can easily write jerky and stiff stories. The third person became mainstream. There are fewer and fewer good articles written with "I", and "Gongque" is the most outstanding among them. The special thing about "Gongque" is that the whole story is described from the perspective of the male protagonist. Although it is written in the first person, when I saw that it was described from the perspective of the male protagonist, I hesitated whether to watch it or not. But when I read the beginning, I found that I was completely trapped. The author wrote, "The road she walked was getting more and more desolate, and I didn't know where she was going when she pulled me. The snow was deep, the road was difficult to walk, and she was so thin that she struggled for a long time with every step forward." The writing made my heart twitch, but the description like this at the beginning made me feel inexplicably uncomfortable and extremely distressed. It was also the beginning that made me still feel unable to let go even after reading the perfect ending. If Huang Sang had not been reborn, the weak Anan and the stinky Huang Sang would have been missed forever. It is also successful in terms of characterization. Although the male protagonist is in the first person, the image of the female protagonist Anand is described by the author as standing outside the text and is particularly painful. Anan is born with the stubbornness, pride, but also fear of a Southern Princess. In the article: "I suddenly remembered her nickname. She used to hide against the wall, thinking that I was not around, and whispered to herself: Anan is not afraid, Anan must persevere." I couldn't help but feel sad when I wrote it. No matter how strong or smart Anan is, she still needs others to rely on. Who would want to miss such a lovely woman? In terms of emotional changes, Huang Sang started to say that he could no longer love, then he became concerned about Anand's jade plaque, was jealous of Deng Xiang, and fell in love with Anan. These changes are very delicate. Anan goes from not minding Huang Sang to looking down and despising Huang Sang to starting to help, care about Huang Sang and jealous of Feng Yaner. The budding love between the two is also described in detail. I've also seen "Wan Qing Si", but it didn't leave a deep impression on me. I used to love reading novels very much, but since my senior year in high school, I have gradually read less novels. In addition, there are fewer first-person novels, and there are even fewer interesting ones. Novels are just a tool for me to relax, but when I accidentally saw "Gongque", as a senior in high school, I read it in one go without doing any homework for two whole nights. After reading novels for so many years, I am basically the kind of person who leaves no trace when a goose passes by, and leaves no comment when a person passes by. I always feel that if I can't write down my feelings after reading "Gong Que", I can't put it down. I always think about Yuan Junyao and Chu Sinan in and out of class. Thinking of that snowy day, that thin Anan was making a grave for Yuan Junyao. I just can't let it go. I have read a lot of sadistic stories over the years, not even tragedies, but I always regard them as entertainment, but Gongque is different. I hope that she really happens in another world. The author's literary talent is very good, and the words have the power to move people. They always touch my heart. I hope to create better works in the future. Let us see more of Anan and Yuan Junyao.
No, this isn't the end, is it? ? ?
It looks good, please continue to update.
I have been following the article until this point, and this is my very, very favorite novel. It is difficult to write in the first person and from a male perspective, so it feels so natural. The logic of the novel is very smooth, and both the protagonist and supporting characters are outstanding. The writing is also very smooth. It's a really good article, but I'm actually surprised why it's not popular. Is this the end? Will you still follow? It's probably not over yet, please give me a sequel.
Poor me, I read it on my mobile phone and computer again and again in order to read the article. I finally saw it now. What happened to Jinjiang today? Damn it, please remember to write a few more chapters at the end.
This year's JJ is so pumped that I can't see any updates.
Huang Sang is actually very good at government affairs! I feel very sad for Axiang. He actually loves Anan very much. Unfortunately, fate has a twist. That's it, the whole story is over? Can you write an extra chapter from the perspective of Huang Sang and Anan's son becoming a disciple of Axiang in Jiangnan many years later?
I'm here to catch insects again. "As early as when Feng Yan'er betrayed Li Yi, I knew that Feng Yan'er's feelings were not very deep." "Ruyi opened the cork of the folk porcelain bottle directly," And "I'm going to be a dad again." It seems that there was no such title as dad in ancient times. Dad or father is more appropriate.
It's so well written. You really write it carefully.
Is Huang Sang going to confess about his rebirth? Could Anan misunderstand that Huang Sang was kind to him out of gratitude rather than love? Also, when setting out to conquer Xirong, do you plan to lead the expedition yourself?