The Moon Shone Just as It Did Then (Complete)

There are many stories I read many years ago, and I don't even remember the male and female protagonists. I just remember that there is a supporting character named Yan Shu, which is the same name as the ancients, and I actually found it in the search haha. It feels good to revisit old articles

I want to write a long review but I can't figure out the format. It seems it's a bit late (15 years) and I'm not good at writing it. I just wanted to write it. Please forgive me. The first time I read the article, I was attracted by the author's writing style. The author's writing style is very good. Whether it is the insertion of poems, songs, or the application of historical facts, they are all just right and there is no sense of violation. Moreover, it can be seen that the author is a history major. First of all, the characters. The heroine is very good. She is neither a noob nor omnipotent. Moreover, the setting of the heroine is a Ph. D. In history. Her hesitation, staying out of the situation, and insights make sense. There is nothing controversial. She is neither pretentious nor kidnapping the emperor with love. Moreover, such a person is really attractive to the ancients, so there is nothing controversial. Then there is the male protagonist. The emperor is really affectionate. It is probably because he has seen countless people that he really understands what he needs. But other aspects of the portrayal are a bit pale. There is also a male supporting role. Yun Xiao is really miserable. I don't understand why he fell in love with the heroine at first sight. Goodbye is a lifetime mistake. There is a lack of plot. I watched "Feng Guiyun" and Yan Shu is a ruthless character. Unfortunately, it is not reflected here enough. However, the author has said that she is mainly writing about the conflict of different love values between the male and female protagonists, so I am nitpicking. Okay. As for the plot, there are too many good aspects. The main shortcomings here are, well, it is a shortcoming in my opinion. The ending is too hasty and it seems that there is no clear explanation. Is there something in the past between Lin Hao and Xie Mingyue? And the harem is not strong enough. Concubine Shu is simply stupid. And I think Zhao Fangfei didn't do much. In short, I think the supporting characters written by the author are also very good, but there is not much plot to highlight them and the characters are not fleshed out enough. For example, I just personally think that if Xie Mingyue really had something with Lin Hao before and the emperor found out about it, then there should be a lot to write about the relationship between the protagonists and the psychological changes between the supporting characters. Also, Zhao Fangfei's appearance is amazing, can there be more scenes later? I always feel that she is not simple. And Yan Shu is a person who can rival the emperor in all aspects. He is a perfect second male lead. Shouldn't he get involved? Okay, I do have a strong taste. It's just a personal feeling. Has the author ever thought about revising it?

After reading it, come out and have a bubble The Last Hanyi was originally thought to make the relationship between the male and female protagonists more honest and go a step further. The result was written in big letters like a vase, a beautiful misunderstanding, It's really... Very painful. Generally speaking, many plot elements are very cliché, but there are some outstanding points in the writing. I really admire Da Da's ancient Chinese writing skills, and I have to give it a thumbs up for the poems in the book~ In fact, the plot that I prefer in my heart is that Xie Mingyue really likes Prince Lin, and Zhuang Mingyue can honestly tell the emperor in the end that he has traveled through time. . . Hey hey Perhaps from the perspective of the ancients, the situation of time travel is unacceptable, and even the unlucky thing of soul possession may make the heroine unhappy. However, true love requires honesty, otherwise the heroine will have this stone in her heart for the rest of her life. Frankly told the emperor that based on the emperor's love and tolerance for the heroine, if you love the other person, you will accept everything about the other person. If you really feel that the soul is unlucky, you should ask a magician or something to explain time travel, and everything will be fine~

I agree with what Zui Lan Liuyun downstairs said, "I think this ending is quite good. There is no pure romantic love in the harem. The most real emotion is to support each other and share weal and woe."

I used to follow this article on Hanabi. Yesterday I dug out the old Hanabi, and when I saw this article, I actually finished it. Hoho! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I really want to watch the drama between General Yue and Prime Minister Xie! In the end, there was only one sentence of magnolia that made it through. This is so tragic.

I think this ending is quite good. There is no pure romantic love in the harem. The most real emotion is to support each other and share weal and woe.

That, the ending is too. . . . . Still unfinished Hey

The characters in "Feng Guiyun" are still more vivid.

The writing is very good and the writing style is also very good. I just don't like this type of heroine... Looking forward to the author's new work·