She never admitted that she had ever felt anything like this. Just as she did not know that fate's compass had begun to turn on the Lantern Festival night that year, bringing the few brilliant, luminous moments of her life to an abrupt end. As her loose hair was swept up by the dark evening wind, she ran through the flower-filled streets of Shangguanli, crying and calling out, then turned into a winding, twisting alley. At that moment, someone stood alone high above on the tower of Chengtian Gate, bathed in the warm, hazy glow of the lanterns, watching her among the stars scattered beneath the moonlit sky over Chang'an, the corners of his mouth faintly lifted. Yet when he later studied the timid face before him by the light of half a dying lamp beneath a red gauze canopy, he did not remember that they had once met on the Lantern Festival night of blazing trees and silver flowers.
Theme: The choices in life are often tinged with helplessness, whether we are swept along by circumstances or find it impossible to have everything. Our hesitation and struggle, our joys and sorrows when faced with a choice, may well be part of the same human legacy as that of people who lived a thousand years ago.
After watching it, I found out that it is the text version of the Japanese TV series Mu Yi Tian Xia. The plot is almost exactly the same. I started reading it from the first chapter. If there is any difference, I will read on in anticipation. Originally, I was looking for different articles to relieve my anger after watching the drama because of Wang Zhengjun's various inactions. After reading it, I found that they are exactly the same. These two points are entirely due to the author's writing style. But after reading it, I felt even more heartbroken.
A cowardly and incompetent woman, I hate her. In my opinion, Boyao's vicious greed is disgusting, but at least she knows how to resist her own destiny, and Wang is even more disgusting.
There is something wrong with this chapter. It's not that the character is crazy as you said, but that Liu Ao has fallen to this point, and his mental journey does not have a reasonable and natural transition. If you put more thought into this, this paragraph could be written to be shocking.
Why is Liu Ao alienated from his younger brother? Is it because Liu Xing is the happiest among the three of them?
Thanks for your great efforts in updating the article, thank you for your hard work
This chapter is really well written.
I have an ominous feeling. Could it be that the author wants to write the Feiyan sisters as the result of the prince's mistakes? That would be such a mess. ?
I am very moved by the obsession of Queen Mother Dingtao. If it were me, the winner would end the round and the loser would land safely, which is a rare happy ending. Why would you risk your own son's life and decide whether to live or die? Zhuangzong of the later Tang Dynasty said that benefiting enemies and hating enemies does not lead to heirs. Is it difficult to achieve this kind of tolerance?
Regarding Zhaojun, I feel that if Zhengjun was sincere in helping her, he would have done it many years ago, why did he wait until now. By analogy, in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Xu Shu recommended Zhuge immediately. He had been under Liu Bei's account for so long, and he had already been recommended. Why wait until he was leaving? Everyone knows the reason. It's not a despicable thing to do, but it's definitely not a tender story either.
I feel that it was a bit influenced by Snow Man Liang Yuan, but I also loved Crane Huating.