The Brocade-Clad Journey

What an amazing novel. I thought it was about martial arts and palace fighting, but I didn't expect it ended up being about humanistic care.

It's over, it's the end and it's the beginning

I finished reading it in one go and felt really satisfied. National events and personal destiny overlap with each other. Each person's choice and character lead to their personal destiny, and the choices made by each big or small figure and the planning of the forces behind them indirectly affect the development of national events. In the process of reading the article, it seems that I am really close to that era and the beating heart of the Ming Dynasty. I have been obsessed with this novel since I read it in Jinguwuxia in primary school. I recently found it in Jinjiang and was really moved and delighted. I would like to thank the author for writing such a stormy era.

It's really strange, why I remember reading this novel, but the endings of several characters have changed a lot: Qin Baihu also seized the last chance to get a promotion, but died during the mission. The male protagonist also posted something like "If I knew this was the case (death), I wonder if Qin Baihu would have agreed to follow him, even though it was a waste of time. But at least he is alive" sigh; as for Shen Guangli, the eagle was pecked out of his eyes by the eagle in the end - he underestimated the male protagonist who was eager to get ahead, and finally died tragically under the secret encouragement of the male protagonist. Before his death, he mocked the protagonist with half a sigh and half a curse, "My today is your tomorrow", and the male protagonist's response was that he was prepared to be thrown to death on the beach by the waves behind him (probably this means = =) preparation. I forget whether he married a wife or not, but the final ending seemed like he (the protagonist) was walking towards the obscure front with difficulty and unstoppability... Although I read it when I was in middle school (probably in the martial arts version), the tone was too depressing and dark, so I have always had an impression of it - but can anyone tell me why the novel is different from what I remember?! It seems to be the same author! Have I traveled through time?!!

Although I am a struggling senior high school student, I still stayed up late to read it. It is really good. The writing is delicate and the conception is exquisite. The author's painstaking efforts can be seen everywhere. What I appreciate most is the author's thinking about the way of heaven, life, career, and pursuit, which makes the article have a broad realm that is different from ordinary articles. It is grand and clear, has a far-reaching meaning, and is quite popular. In short, it is "no longer a thing in the pond." Speaking of characters, I really appreciate it. I also like Meng Jianqing's character and Yun Yanjiao's intelligence in knowing what she wants. In addition, I think Chu Bitian and Duan Siming are quite fun

I have always liked the articles of adults. I started to like them when I read Modern and Ancient Martial Arts. Later, I followed Qingyun and accidentally discovered the columns of adults here. After Jin Yi Xing, my writing began to have a martial arts flavor, and then my writing style gradually became influenced by adults. I like both Jin Yi Xing and Wu Shan Zhuan very much. Especially in Jin Yixing, Meng Jianqing is a small character, so he has always liked writing about small people since then. Meng was a royal guard, so he began to look for information on various imperial censors (because he didn't really like the Ming Dynasty). Meng uses a knife... But his protagonist also starts using a knife without realizing it. . . Of course, my role is far from that of an adult, I just want to express my own preference. Although Meng is not cool, handsome, or omnipotent, he is thoughtful and follows every step. From the newborn calf to the final fish intestine leader, I saw the most charming male protagonist. Although it is not an ending that makes the male protagonist successful, but this kind of dust-settled ending, doesn't it have its own charm?

I have read this article several times and I like it very much. Damn, have you written anything new lately!!!!!!

Really brilliant article Well conceived

Is this the end? Still not satisfied

Sure enough, I guessed it right.