
The Old Sword, the Lord's Heart
故剑君心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 103k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
58Chapters
61Favorites
1.3kClicks per chapter
7Comments
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Reader comments 7
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The idea that women are not talented was coined in the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the Han Dynasty, matrilineal society still existed, and the status of women was relatively high.
The love of the pear garden and the old sword are deep
The author writes very well, it's amazing (ง•̀_•́)ง
The heroine's thinking and behavior are quite simple, and she can tell she likes her just by looking at her. .
The full text ends here, and the author is greatly praised. I don't know how to describe my current mood. I found this article purely by chance. I accidentally opened it and read it in one go. A familiar story is written with a different feel. I always feel that although this article is about Pingjun, the real protagonist is the sick person. After reading the extra chapter, my eyes got wet. Compared with Pingjun's insistence on his true intentions, Illness is more like an ordinary person in our lives, with love and selfishness, and will make mistakes and regret. His biggest mistake was that he thought he could control everything, but in reality he gave in step by step and ultimately lost everything. In the end, Pingjun didn't believe him. Although there was a misunderstanding, in the final analysis, the illness had its own consequences. It was his actions that destroyed Pingjun's trust step by step. In the end, he could only be his great Han king with regret and repentance. I like the article very much, with very real feelings. I hope the author can continue to bring better stories.
It starts with one chapter of four thousand words and ends with one chapter of one thousand words, which is very uncomfortable to read. I hope the author can keep it at two to three thousand and one chapters. Of course, these are just suggestions and the decision rests with the author.
Spreading Flowers ~ Very good article. Although the words and sentences are not precise enough, the sincerity of the author can be seen. The ending seems to be cut off here. Even though Pingjun is dead, the story is not over yet. Please give me a sequel.