
The Prince Comes Riding on a Bamboo Horse
殿下骑着竹马来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 446k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 17y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
105Chapters
2.4kFavorites
8.3Score
2Nutrient gifts
15.8kClicks per chapter
5.2kComments
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To this day, I have read more than a thousand novels, and I am becoming more and more picky about the types of novels. Sometimes I can only skim through the novels. I seem to be infected by this impetuous world and can't calm down. But I read the author's articles are indeed different. To be honest, I read the first five chapters. It was very sloppy, and I felt like I couldn't read it, but it was midnight at the time, and I really couldn't sleep, so I had no choice but to keep reading. As I continued reading, I don't know how to describe my mood. In short, I was fascinated, became more excited about watching, and couldn't sleep anymore. To be honest, Yes, there is nothing unique about this subject matter. It is nothing more than a story about childhood sweethearts, plus a powerful emperor to exaggerate it. In fact, if you put it this way, many famous novels tend to be mediocre, but the greatness of the author lies in taking this kind of topic that has been written countless times by others. The material, again, is written with heart. I don't want to comment on the characters of the male and female protagonists here, or the male protagonist's promises to the female protagonist. In my opinion, people's hearts are fickle and difficult to control. As the story progresses, it is normal for the female protagonist and the male protagonist to change. Besides, have they really become outrageous? After talking so much nonsense, I just want to express one point. This article is really beautiful! I saw it was around six o'clock in the morning, and my eyes hurt unbearably, but I still couldn't bear to put it down and go to bed! Also, I have seen the author write this article for a long time, and the author of my review may not have seen it, and secondly, if he has seen it, he will not read it seriously. The writing is too poor, and the writing is too mother-in-law, but there is no central point, sweat. . . . But I still have to tell the author. Although when you were writing this novel, some people commented that your writing was not very good. Small issues such as the temperament of the hero and heroine did not match their character settings. There were also people who corrected the author that one hour is equal to two hours now, which would give you a small blow when writing the text. But I think most people recognized the idea of your novel. For example, I admire you extremely! I hope you won't stop writing or change your vest because of some people's dissatisfaction, so where can I find you?
Author, where have you been? Every few years I will come back to see if the author has returned.
When I came back to read it for the third time, I found that there was too much foreshadowing at the beginning and a hurried ending at the end. A lot of the foreshadowing was written as an introduction but did not start and end well. The palace fight was also very clear. I feel that if it was polished carefully, the full text could be richer. Except for Zhou and Xie, there are no obvious characters in the harem. The first three volumes are full of Ji Lian in the court. Gong Wei writes a little too much, but it is still a good article. The relationship between the two is described very delicately. I really like the relationship between childhood sweethearts and childhood sweethearts. It would be great if it could be adapted into a script and made into a TV series. If more palace battles were added, it would not be worse than The Legend of Zhen Huan. To be honest, The Legend of Zhen Huan does not have any human lines. It is far less comfortable to read than this article. It can be seen that the author is quite involved in historical poetry and songs. Although it is fictional, it always feels like reading history. Some of the lines with deliberate timelines are also a little awkward to read. This article was written many years ago, and I still feel that I am not satisfied with reading it. This kind of storyline is not as good as Bubu. It's no less scary, but it's probably impossible to adapt it to TV. Hey, I really want to read it. I don't know what the standards are for those novels to be adapted into scripts. It's illogical to say that the plot of the popular Hua Qiangu is more bloody. This article, which comes from life and is higher than life, should actually be very good.
When I saw this ending, I felt a little bit weird, and I felt like I had been tricked very hard. But what makes me depressed is that I am still willing to be tricked, chasing VIPs with great joy... In the article, Da Da tried his best to show us a world where each mountain is higher than the other. Indeed, whether it is the plot of the Queen redressing her injustice or the ending of Zhao Chongyi unexpectedly seizing power, there is a feeling that there is a mastermind behind the scenes. Therefore, it is understandable that there will be such an ending. But the main reason why I felt cheated was that when I wrote the article, I originally showed many clues but ended up throwing them away, and deliberately concealed too many facts. For example, that teacher's wife, I still don't know if she is wearing it. Just because she wears it, she can be said to be the most inexplicable time-traveler I have ever read. I can't understand the meaning of her existence. Is she just sending Jue'er to the palace? And if you are a time traveler, it is because you predict that Zhao Chongyi is such a dangerous person, right? It won't have a tragic ending. . . If she wasn't wearing it, she could be regarded as a stargazer who knows destiny. But why did she choose Jue'er in the first place? What characteristics did she like in Jue'er (she once wondered to herself whether she had mistakenly identified Jue'er)? And what aspects did she teach Jue'er since she was a child? Is it just a matter of reading more books? I can't see the effect of secret training~~ The other is the character Zhao Chongyi. She is obviously not a simple number one character, but too little is written about her. Is it intentional to have a surprising ending? In fact, from the moment I entered the palace, I felt that there was something wrong with her and Jiawen. Although I was more suspicious of Jiawen (it was too obvious who asked her to avoid Ji Lian...), In the end I still wronged this little girl who was a pitiable emotional idiot. But I didn't feel like I had let down my guard against Zhao Chongyi. From Ji Lian's unusual favor after Jue'er's miscarriage, to Ji Lian's refusal to let her see her son until his death. I was thinking that Zhao Chongyi was not so honest and resigned to his fate, and it turned out to be true. But I really didn't expect the ending. Because Ji Lian had clearly arranged everything before he left. The prince has excellent understanding, calmness and intelligence; he is also closely protected by the powerful Kui Xin and Jue'er's younger brother. In addition, there must be no shortage of secret cooperation from some party members. But in the end, he was so easily killed by an insignificant woman in the harem, and he didn't mention that this woman had such powerful skills or helpers before. It's really hard to understand. . . At least I can't understand it. . . Throughout the whole text, although there are heartwarming and funny moments interspersed from time to time, there are very few people who are victorious or happy. Ji Lian is burdened with the shadow of his father's murder and seizing power. Although he doesn't have much strength, he shoulders the mission of protecting Yue'er despite his powerlessness. Although she had a temporary peaceful happiness, she died young; Jue'er's miscarriage was probably the most serious harm to her, and her originally loving parents had a regrettable ending. Not to mention that the two protagonists have such supporting roles, even if Zhao Chongyi wins, won't he end up with his own son denying her and trying to kill her in the end? And I think Zhao Chongyi is not a woman who is carried away by the desire for power. What makes her become like this is just love, not the love for the emperor and his son. Although this article is finished, there are still many doubts, such as Master Tai, whether Kui Xin is a woman, or whether Cascade was poisoned in the end. These are all expected to be explained in a big way. Finally, the arrangement of the echoes between the beginning and the end of the article is very clever, but I will have to be more cautious next time. If I see a large article with a gloomy emotional tone at the beginning, I will seriously consider whether to jump in. . . I don't want to be stimulated anymore. . . It's been a lot of hard work over the past year! Looking forward to new articles! Author's reply: Why are you holding on to Master Tai... I told you a long time ago that you can ignore this person. Master Tai is another story, the protagonist of a certain story, the supporting role of a certain story Prediction Zhao Chongyi - I don't understand, I don't understand what you are asking... Why do people always think that time travelers are omnipotent? Zhao Chongyi's ink is so short. I remember writing about her once, the time when she snatched Xie Zhaoyi away, and after she was killed by Lin Xing. She can't be considered a killer. A Ji is dead and Xiao Sun is dead. She is the woman in the palace second only to Zhou. Jiong and Gang have a good relationship. Xiao Sun will tell Gang about his life experience before he dies (oh, I originally planned to talk about this in the sequel), so Jiong and Gang will play together at Zhao's place, so it will be easy for Zhao to take action. Ps, don't imagine Zhao as a big mastermind behind the scenes. There has never been any big mastermind behind the scenes in this article. We can only follow the trend and make the best use of the situation. Why Zhao became like this is also due to A Ji's factors. Look at A Ji's treatment of her in the last few chapters... Normal women would... Break down if they were treated like this... Was Ji Lian poisoned? ? ? Why is there such a doubt…
I really like the author's writing style, why don't I write more?
I really like this article. I read it five years ago. I often come back to it. When will you publish a new article?
Damn, when are you going to write a new work? How many seasons have the flowers withered?
I like this article very much. It is very special. The author has a wide range of knowledge, every word is exquisite, and every sentence is sparkling. I support the extra!
I want to say, what about Master Wuhua's extra story? Why did you come to Sun's house back then?
The ending is a bit unexpected, maybe it's a pity