[Synopsis]
Flashing blades, shadowy schemes, and flames of war spreading across the land.
Singing wild songs astride spirited steeds, speaking and laughing amid the turbulent times, who dares ask who the heroes of this world are!
Because of a struggle at court, Wei Zhaoji, the Crown Prince's younger sister, is married off to a neighboring kingdom. The peaceful life her mother and brother had carefully preserved for her since childhood is about to be swept up in the storm...
Or, to put it another way:
A fox thinks that after swallowing a little lamb, skin, bones, and all, it can rest easy. But after eating and eating, it discovers that the little lamb has eaten it instead... A tragic tale. _(:з"∠)
Note: This is an alternate-world setting, slow-burn, and sweet romance, with a pseudo multi-kingdom war for supremacy.
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It suddenly ended when I saw it. It was a bit surprising, but I still supported it and continued to work hard. .
The standard ending of the happy life of the prince and princess.
It turns out to be like this!!! My mother is actually pregnant~~We are very serious about it. Ahem, congratulations first. Thank you for working so hard on the code, I'm so touched~
It's been almost a month 0.0 I'm so excited
Spring Mountain, you really keep readers waiting!
=3= A long and slow flow
It's been a long time since I've read a pure romance novel that doesn't involve time travel or rebirth. I haven't read much about ancient times. My impressions of the ancient times come from the Book of Rites and various bronzes with complicated titles. At first, I was attracted by the scene in the pre-Qin period in the first chapter that resembled the struggle for hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period. Later, I fell in love with Chunshan's precise and beautiful writing style. This article feels like an elegant and light landscape sketch to me. At first glance, it does not seem to have too many passionate colors, but after a closer look, I find that there are surprises everywhere. The colors are not strong but rich and full. Every character who appears has a very vivid image, even if there is not much ink. The two people who impressed me the most were Wei Xu and Song Xuan. Coincidentally, the first impression these two people gave me was different from the personalities they gradually revealed later. Let's talk about the male protagonist Song Xuan first. Chunshan's copywriting says, "A fox thought he could sleep peacefully after eating a lamb with all the bones in his belly." Reading this copywriting, my first impression of the male protagonist was that of a sinister man, and Song Xuan was the first to The description of the appearance, "The King of Song Dynasty was noncommittal after hearing this, and his always gentle eyes paused on the three words 'Princess Wei'. He tapped the table with his slender white fingers, smiled slightly, and playfully said, 'It's interesting.'" It deepened my feeling. Personally, I don't like overly sinister male protagonists, especially according to the description at the beginning of the article. Song Xuan is a person who attaches great importance to reputation and will even do things that make people think they are hypocritical. But when the sinister male protagonist described by Chunshan actually appeared, I was pleasantly surprised. Although Song Xuan was scheming, he also had the magnanimous side of a gentleman. He knew how to use strategies and seek profits for the country, but he still maintained a good side in his nature. This reminded me of the ancient requirement for a gentleman to be round on the outside and square on the inside. Song Xuan was a standard modest gentleman. Especially the part where he dances his sword against Zhao Zhao, sometimes like a violent storm, sometimes gentle and drizzle, makes people feel even more charming. For a moment, Chunshan seems to take people through time and space, allowing people to experience the kind of modest gentleman in ancient times who was both civil and military, dignified and gentle. Well, it was this paragraph that made me like Song Xuan more than Wei Xu. As the first important male character to appear in the novel, Wei Xu, I felt very sorry for him. It was a pity that he was the heroine's brother and not the male protagonist. At first, Wei Xu gave me the impression that he was a soldier who fought on the battlefield and killed many people. However, later in the novel, I saw that he was able to stabilize the capital immediately after his father died suddenly. Formally, the superior can appease the ministers while thinking about reforms. Such a man who can fight immediately with military skills, can stabilize the country with literature, and obeys Zhao Zhao's words, is actually Zhao Zhao's brother. As expected, the best man in the world is either my brother or someone else's husband... But then I saw Song Xuan and thought it was not bad. Of course, what I like most is that Zhao Zhao regarded Song Xuan as his lover all his life, and then collected a few beautiful male pets for enjoyment. Hahaha, as a princess with a sea salt fiefdom, a life of chaos and money is waiting for you, come on, Zhao Zhao! In addition to Wei Xu and Song Xuan, this article also has various impressive supporting characters, such as Jiuyuan Jun's wife Cao. Watching her betray Jiuyuan Jun for her father, and telling Jiuyuan Jun before Wei Xu's army came for her own feelings, I felt a sense of relief. Jiuyuan Jun is a typical person who will die if he doesn't do anything. He is a typical noble son who lives to eat, drink and have fun. Why do you think about things that don't belong to you? In addition to the Cao family, there are also the Shi Kui who was originally a sergeant but is now involved in the salt policy turmoil, the female ranger Qin Yun, the Shen brothers and sisters who have a forbidden love... As I said before, Chunshan's article seems to be a plain boiled water, but in fact it is a glacier. Under the calm ice on the surface, there are turbulent undercurrents. As long as you savor it carefully, every character who appears is very interesting.
Well, I personally think it would be better not to let this one go. Although I did this kind of thing when I was writing a letter... But it was always an incomplete plot, and it did not constitute a complete chapter.
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