
Spring Trees in Northern Wei
渭北春天树
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I recently read a good book, the first 80% of it was really good. As the plot became both sad and happy, I couldn't bear to put it down. After writing it, I felt a little depressed when I returned to Chang'an in the spring. It feels like the author is sitting in a taxi going to the train station. The train is about to leave, and I feel very anxious. I end it just for the sake of the ending, which is a little regretful. In short, the flaws cannot be concealed. Good.
They are so beautiful. Our Uncle Li has so much sexual tension. The song "A Daughter's Heart Is Always Like Water" is very suitable for spring [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]
Because this article yearns for the Northwest [Love Eyes]
It is a work that will leave you with endless aftertaste. The love between the male and female protagonists is restrained in the early stage and soul-stirring in the later stage. The scenery and humanistic descriptions of the Northwest are very good and attractive. However, at the end, the description of the time the male and female protagonists get together after marriage is a bit hasty and slightly lacking. But overall the flaws don't hide the flaws, it's super pretty!
Are you interested in writing more now? [Vomiting blood]
I like it so much, the best Li Wei and Spring, I love spring so much [crying] [crying] [crying] I can't bear to let it go, I just finished reading it
It feels really good! It is equivalent to an ancient road book, telling the scenery of Northern Saibei! This book focuses on the road, more than 80% of it is on the road, about 90% of the time the male protagonist retreats, and the female protagonist returns to Chang'an. There is a story about chasing his wife thousands of miles away! But I don't allow the male protagonist and female protagonist to be abused! Mrs. Xiu Tucheng said: This article is about the customs and customs of the northwest, and the extremely pure emotional development of the two people along the way. I love their emotional collision on the road! Especially the ignorance of the heroine and the restraint of the hero! Very attractive! And the male protagonist is very knowledgeable! Personal charm is off the charts! What's amazing about this book is the character creation🐮! There is a pair that I really like! Widow x brother-in-law! Grassland habit inheritance system! But my uncle respects women! Anyone who respects women likes it! I have to say it looks great! It's worth bowing to Amway! ! ! ! —Ah Yu loves to eat fish
According to the convention, Duan Er's appearance was a proper male protagonist, but the radar system I developed through reading ancient Chinese sayings for so many years told me that something was wrong, so I turned my trump card, and sure enough, it was Li Wei. In the final analysis, I still prefer the gorgeous and glamorous sons of the aristocratic family. The rough guy is not to my liking. I rejected the male protagonist Li Wei at first. I opened it again on the plane, cut off the corners and watched it for six hours to finish 2/3 of it. I couldn't stop. Even though I was very tired, very tired, very tired when I got to the hotel in the middle of the night, I still finished it at 2:30 in the middle of the night. Spring looks weak but is brave at heart, while Li Wei is physically strong but extremely gentle, so is he considered a rough guy? It doesn't matter anymore. The first time I read it in full, the second time I reread the remaining 30,000 words, and the third time I read it word for word from the beginning. The rolling grasslands and snow-capped mountains outside the window seemed to be substituted for the sand dunes they climbed together, the meadows they walked through, the rivers they waded through, and the years they experienced together. Like Chen San, Li Wei puts her first in everything and takes care of her silently and properly; but unlike Chen San, Li Wei has no power and nowhere to rely on, but he just puts himself at risk. I watched her not long ago, and it was extremely impressive. Xiao Zhou was ranked second after Chen San, but now I feel that it is still not enough compared to Li Wei. It's not that she doesn't love her enough, and it has nothing to do with her outlook on life or ethics (the other two couples in Weibei seem to be even more cruel), but as I said before, she comes first in everything. Shi Shaolian had restrained and tried hard, but in the end he still insisted on going his own way. Everyone was happy when he was reborn in a different way of life. Chen San and Li Wei loved and valued from the beginning to the end. If their wishes were contrary to their wishes, they would put their wishes first but silently protect them. You can skip watching the other two pairs of bad-tempered CPs. I feel that in order to set off the gentleness and tolerance of the male protagonist, the other two male supporting characters were shaped into QJFs. It is really unnecessary. Li Wei's excellence needs no illustration, the wind and sand in the northwest can all bear witness to it. ----Sixty-six
I really like that there is nothing else between Li Wei and Spring, only pure feelings. [Purple Heart] Come back and have a look when I think of it
In the spring, Li Wei's reunion after a long separation is the most classic and worth watching over and over again!