[Dream of the Red Chamber + Pili] Flowers in the Palm

Congratulations on the big completion! This is the first fanfic of Pili and Honglou that I have seen. At that time, the little prince and the little fairy grass had just met and got to know each other. I was still surprised by this CP who was paired with a good-looking guy. There was a big pause in the middle, and I was always paying attention to the follow-up. At first I thought it was a story similar to asking Sister Lin to find a strong man who is not in this world to make her happy, but after seeing it, I realized how shallow I was. The idea of ​​Da Da is entirely based on the world of Red Mansions and is based on the great injustice of feudal women, the voice of ancient Chinese women, and the resistance struggle of oppressed women in the world. Lin Daiyu, herself, is a fighter with such a spirit. After meeting the little prince of the demon world, he had a platform to show off. Her celestial beauty and her peerless talents are known to the world, shining like pearls and blooming strange flowers. It is such a beautiful story that makes people feel soft and warm from the bottom of their hearts. I am very happy to meet Da Da and encounter such a story.

It's been a long time since the book was finished, but I still want to thank you for creating Palm Flower. Thanks to the encounter that day, I also opened up a new world of Perak and saw a broader world. Hahahaha, I went to see it for the purpose of pardoning my life, but I actually found that the swallowing of the Buddha is also very attractive. Until now, I have successfully fallen into the trap. By the way, I really like my wife.

I wanted to make a long review of Changshengqi: Immaculate Dream when it was finished, but I never had the time. Palm Flower was finally able to write down my feelings. (There's a lot of nonsense, just make do with it) My first impression of the author's articles is that the writing is superb. From Immortality to Palm Flowers, the picture is outlined in colorful and magnificent language. Especially the first chapter of The Dream of Immortality, which describes the remaining impression of the boy who gave birth to Si Zhen's residence, completely presented the picture in my imagination in words. For this pair of cps, I even ate Fu Dai, not to mention this pair, plus Shesheng, they are so beautiful, they have a beautiful appearance, and there is no pressure to do it. If I came here just to kill time at first, when I read in depth, I really fell in love with the world written by Da Da. Maybe the world of Red Mansions is too harsh on women, but in Da Da's writing, there is compassion for women. In Cao Gong's "A Dream of Red Mansions", each beautiful woman is spiritual and moving, each with her own charm. Every time I think of it, I feel beautiful, and perhaps it is with a feeling of cherishing the flowers that they create such a gorgeous scene of flowers competing for beauty. In fact, what I love most are all kinds of beautiful women. The girls written in big letters have a strong character and their own beauty. (To put it bluntly, it's the young lady who I want to marry!!!!) Ahem, ignore the convulsions. Due to various reasons, I don't really read Red Mansion fanfiction, so I can't compare, so I'll just talk about my understanding of Palm Flower itself. I dare not comment on the thoughts of Dream of Red Mansions. I am not qualified to comment on the merits of Palm Flower, so I can only express my thoughts. In fact, what I will never forget is a description of Huayang: "The country is stable and the mountains and rivers are eternal, but he cowardly hides behind the skirt of a girl - even if that girl would rather put on armor, hold a sword and gun, and defend it all with her own blood and sweat." Regarding Huayang's marriage, I was very sad. The student party didn't have money to buy a book, but I vaguely guessed Huayang's story, and the teacher gave a lot of hints. I didn't know whether the marriage was good or bad for her. In that distant foreign land, she lived a wonderful life that she could not have lived originally. If she was still the carefree Huayang in the palace, she might have just lived as a princess in the end, because the entire dynasty could not tolerate her splendor. Even if she was extraordinary, it was like a pearl covered in dust. She could not escape this earthly fate, so she had to give in to herself. How helpless, how sad, how ridiculous. From this point of view, maybe the marriage gave her an opportunity, even if the cost was to stay away from her relatives, friends, homeland, abandon the prosperity, go to a foreign land, and step into an unknown territory. "She is a beautiful sacrifice cast into fire, the fallen sun." I remember the origin of the name Huayang that Grandpa said, but I feel that Huayang, Huayang is a sacrifice thrown into the fire, but it has also achieved brilliant brilliance, injecting vitality into the fallen sun. In another land, Huayang has emerged from its due splendor. But I am still sad. Huayang is still a child. A child, far away from home, facing a strange land, how many hardships she has to go through and how many thorns she has to go through before she can become "the most politically gifted and the most talented among his children" in the emperor's words. "One who has the ability to open up new territories and expand territory", a single stroke of "Shui Huayang single-handedly wiped out four hundred armored knights" made me frightened, but I couldn't help but admire and admire, Huayang Huayang, you should be the brightest sun, with countless colors and full display of your sharpness. I really can't tell the good or bad of getting married to her. I hope she is a carefree and beautiful girl, but how can a society in which "half of the people have been under injustice since ancient times" give her a sky to spread her wings, and how high-spirited she should be when she gallops on the battlefield. I think, at least, Huayang has no regrets about He Fan's decision, for the sake of blood relations, for the sake of heaven, and for herself. Yuan Yao doesn't forgive her. I hope I can feel sorry for her and wish her no worries. I feel a little emotional about Huayang, but for other girls, I will think about it again.

Dream of Red Mansions is always attributed to love, stories, and anti-feudalism. In fact, the earliest one has been written in the book, the history of women's blood and tears. The men in the book, such as Lin Ruhai, Beijing Wang, Liu Xianglian, etc., Can't even connect to the background board, but many fans are writing the background board as the background...

I like this series very much. I have been watching Pili for five years and now I stopped paying attention because of the incident. Until I saw this article, I still couldn't put it down. However, I only read the fans. After all, the characters I love are different from them.

The relationship with this article can be said to be accidental. I never thought that on that sunny afternoon, clicking on an article would bring me such a surprise. As a fan of Red Mansions, every time I close that heavy book, I always sigh in my heart. Although I feel sorry for the fate of the characters, there are also shortcomings. I always hope to bring perfection to these characters. For this reason, I have read almost all the Dream of Red Mansions fanfiction, but I always felt that these articles were more or less cliche, until I saw this Palm Flower. This is a setting that I have never been exposed to, and Pili puppetry is an area that I have never set foot in. I am very curious about how the two worlds with completely different painting styles will create sparks. I know that in the eyes of many people, Daiyu has been labeled as "mean", "delicate" and "cry-loving". The poem title "Concubine Xiaoxiang" makes people stick to the legend of "Concubine Xiangxiang weeping bamboo" and ignore her inner pride. In the context of that era, her arrogance was so out of place. What she valued was not the glory and wealth that women in the boudoir of that era yearned for. Due to the limitations of the times, she could only be trapped in the boudoir. This seems to be an unbreakable situation, but the character Sheng Sheng is like a ray of light, breaking this dilemma. Because it was something I had never been exposed to before, I worked hard to understand it. The alien world that Sheng comes from is exactly the opposite of Red Mansion and believes in "the strong are respected, regardless of gender", so it is not difficult to imagine Daiyu's reluctance. Once the seed of "unwillingness" is planted, it can never be extinguished. After that, the direction of the plot seemed to really deviate from the original track. I have never seen such a lively and energetic Daiyu in any author's writing, and I can even call it a "high-spirited" Daiyu. I thought things would go on so smoothly, but I missed the warning. Speaking of Jing Huan, ever since I read The Red Mansion, I have inexplicably disliked this character. In the episode of Taixu Fantasy Land, when she led Baoyu to Taixu Fantasy Realm, the fairies there were so dissatisfied. They were originally waiting for Jiangzhu, but instead such a filthy thing came. At first glance, Jing Huan's explanation didn't seem wrong, but upon closer inspection, I realized that what Jing Huan did was very strange. This was to forcefully deprive these miserable women of the opportunity to escape from their fate. That Wushan Yunyu scene made me shake my head. It was just a hint and advice, so what the hell. In fact, I thought about it later. Rather than saying that Jing Huan was the leader of the Bad Life Division, it would be better to say that this character represented the shackles on women in that era, and there was no room for any violation. In the original work, the couplet "The hatred in spring and sorrow in autumn are all caused by oneself, who can be beautiful for beauty" clearly expresses that "women in the world, no matter their status, no matter how beautiful they are, can't escape the fate of a beautiful woman." No wonder the character Yuan Yao in the article clearly expresses his disdain for this rhetoric. Yuan Yao is also an important and important character. She can be said to be Daiyu's backing. She can't stand the world, so she expressed support for Daiyu. If it weren't for her, Daiyu would have been suppressed just after her thoughts came together. This shows how much thought the author put into the layout of the characters, all of which are interconnected and indispensable. Although this shackles were not completely eliminated in the end, a single spark can start a prairie fire. What attracted me to Palm Flower was not just the plot. The author's writing style is also commendable. In some of the articles I have read, the characters seem to be trapped in a shell, and often the characters are very mindless and deliberately flattering and negative. The characters in the author's works are very vivid. Each character is appropriately portrayed and has distinctive characteristics, so you won't feel bored. The whole article has clear logic, smooth writing and elegant phrasing, and the author's hard work can be seen between the lines. Generally speaking, it is rare to find a novel with excellent plot and writing, and Palm Flower is undoubtedly a commendable article that has both. The surprise that Palm Flower gave me cannot be expressed in words. I am short of words and can only write this. Finally, I would like to thank the author for such an exquisite article and look forward to more good articles from the author.

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