A Beauty in Brocade

I never stopped crying while watching it in the middle of the night. I underestimated its cruelty. It turned out to be a 17-year-old article. I should have read it when Gui Hongshu was first published. It can be said that I have revisited it after many years. I was very moved when I saw this heart-warming extra and postscript for the first time. Although there are things about Deyin and Changjun that I can't understand, they are so charming at the same time. Thank you to the author for your great HE. I am also very happy even though I shed tears.

I have never liked reading Republican novels, but the author's writing is really good. I stayed up late and read several of the author's Republican novels. Although I don't like the character of the protagonist in this article, the author describes it very well. A protagonist with a "flawed" personality is often much more difficult to create than a protagonist with a perfect personality. However, the author has created a very vivid character image, and the smooth writing style makes people feel very comfortable when reading the article. The only thing that makes me regret is that both this article and "Huating on the Sea" end with the protagonists deciding their lives in the United States. In fact, the ending that I may be looking forward to more is that they finally return to the embrace of the motherland and contribute to the motherland that is in desperate need of revitalization. In particular, the heroine's identity as an architect always reminds me of Lin Huiyin. I first met her because of the fascinating story about polyamory that was rumored. Later, I really got to know her in depth and found out that it was all false. In addition, I learned about her various deeds in the construction industry, so I still hope that the heroine can eventually return to the motherland to build the motherland.

It's well written, heavy on reality, and clichéd but the happy ending can be a little soothing.

There was some grudge between the two when they divorced, but it was indeed the conflict that reached its peak, including career conflicts, incomprehension from the husband's family, and the male protagonist's machismo. Five years later, the two of them got together again without saying anything about their past issues. Later, when the war came, the heroine became very loving again, which was a bit unexpected. It always makes people feel that the two of them have not gotten along well before they end up in a dumpling. After the divorce, the male protagonist kept his integrity, which shows that he is still very affectionate for the female protagonist. He is not afraid that the female protagonist will go to the United States to open up and have a new relationship. Letting go like this does not fit with his strong and domineering personality.

This is the best time-traveling book of the Republic of China that I have ever read. It feels like you are immersed in the scene. It also has a rich and subtle elegance and sadness.

At first, I thought there would be a reversal of the story about self-reliance and self-reliance, but the whole beginning and end can only be said to be true. The heroine who appears to be independent and self-reliant is like a joke...

I was very satisfied with the heroine's struggle at the beginning, but some flaws were the compromise later which made me feel that I had lost too much. The male protagonist was also the only one who was so imperfect at the beginning but later made me willing to accept it.

Good article, worth reading slowly. This is a very realistic article, and the author gives it an ideal ending. Love makes both parties happy. After watching the ending, I felt very happy and sighed.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think the imperfections of the male and female protagonists are something I can tolerate. Many of the recent mindless sweet stories really make it impossible for me to continue. The writing is really good.

Very nice. I refreshed it again and saw the early hours of the morning.