Blurb:
Before Zisang married into the Yue family, she had only met her husband once. She couldn't say she liked him or disliked him.
After all, ever since she was born, her life had never belonged to her. So in the end, what difference did it make whom she married?
After entering the household, she grew accustomed to hiding away all day in the women's quarters. Her husband's indifference and the strange goings-on in the manor meant little to her, and she couldn't make sense of why she had married into the family.
That was until one day, when she discovered a secret hidden somewhere in the manor, and the woman within it.
Perhaps that was why she had come to the manor. Zisang felt she was getting closer to what she wanted, but before long, she forgot her mission.
Because Zisang realized that she seemed to have fallen for someone she shouldn't have liked. (1v1)
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Theme:
I read it again and it felt really uncomfortable that several chapters were locked.
Yue Xin: Everyone who was in the way is gone, and it's finally my turn. . . .
Smiling like an aunt
Hahaha... What a contradiction. I can go to the kitchen but I can't go to bed.
Finished "Scattered Flowers", I have no literary talent. After holding it in for a long time, I can only say that I will continue to support it.
Ah, it's over. I can only hold back one sentence: It's great!
This self-funded troll is here again to seize the high ground of long commenting: D Should I just start praising it directly? X. Since I was reading Sunrise, I was mentally prepared to eat less sugar and less meat from the beginning. Although the author has repeatedly risked his life to ensure that the tone of this article is not abusive, some readers in the comment area are still dominated by the fear of "sugar with a knife in it" and are waiting in fear for the big knife to fall from their necks. However, after reading the whole thing, I actually smiled (?) Several times. I can honestly say that this article is really sweet and I will not accept any refutation. After all, I have nothing to fear from the summer dusk and late winter sun crawling over from next door. (Weixiao. Jpg) Overall, Sang Qiuyu is quite surprising. The most obvious thing is the change in tone, the only thing in the Four Seasons series that is more sweet and less cruel. The two-way secret love between the two heroines, even if only a few details of the interaction are described, can explode countless sparks between the lines. For example, the wonderful strawberry eating scene. It is worth mentioning that several of the crews next door used the painting style of sailing through a thousand sails and holding a hand, but before Sang Qiuyu was even halfway through the film, the high-speed train had already been built to Mount Everest. (Dog head. Jpg) In my opinion, there is no essential abuse in this article. Relatively speaking, there is no external resistance from bitter hatred, nor breathless internal pressure. The emotional development of the two protagonists is natural and deepens over time. If you leave out the elements of business war, it can barely be read as a farming novel. A night of escaping from the world on the island is quite a bit like "there is wine now and you will be drunk now". So much so that I wonder: shouldn't Sang Qiuyu be more suitable to watch in spring? Since someone in the comment section mentioned the "suspense" element (which actually doesn't count at all), I still want to praise Sunrise's writing skills. The rendering of atmosphere is always excellent. What improved this time was the narrative. In fact, after seeing the copywriting, 40% of the readers of Jinjiang routines should already know what medicine the author is selling in his gourd. But the valuable thing is that this story about deception is packaged very well in the author's writing. Judging from my reading experience, even if I have a rough guess about the main line, I still feel like I am wandering through the text through a layer of veil. Yue Xin is like a woman in the fog. In the first 60 chapters, her past and her story are as clean as a blank sheet of paper. What she was thinking was unpredictable. I will easily fall in love with such an out-of-this-world character, and I will also be very sensitive to the details of her work, trying to figure it out and imagine it. However, in every chapter, the author seems to be calmly playing Tai Chi with the readers, leaving behind what is said. As for the description of Yue Xin, even if the author has been very careful about setting the tone, whether intentionally or unintentionally (the Tai Chi in the comment area is definitely intentional), there will always be a hidden trap to lead readers to a different place. Maybe in the previous chapter I concluded "It must be him!" Based on the evidence, but in the next chapter I had the thought of "emmmm". If readers ignore the copywriting, ignore the beeps in the comment area, and forget about the abuse of routine writing, Sang Qiuyu's perception may rise to a higher level. Sunrise has always been good at psychological descriptions by changing perspectives, and this time Sang Qiuyu also cut it into a "three-act" structure. (Perhaps because it is also about undercover scams and love, Sang Qiuyu's story always reminds me of South Korea's "Miss".) This method of storytelling is much more skillful than relying on a large number of flashbacks to advance the plot or placing the main story in extra stories. Just like watching a movie, people always look forward to the same picture, but get different information in different viewing moods. This is why I think Sang Qiuyu's sweetness is acceptable. From Zisang's perspective, you will feel that this love is so beautiful that you feel insecure. From Yue Xin's perspective, she answers one by one, "Why is this destined person Zi Sang?" Perhaps the fate of the two protagonists was destined when they were named: "Sangzi", hometown. In the second part of the story, whether it is Yecheng or Yangzhou, they all convey the warmth of "my hometown is where your heart is at ease". Zisang is the stupidest person in love. At first, he thought he was a poisonous arrow piercing the Yue Mansion, but he didn't expect that he was a little white rabbit raised in captivity to be slaughtered. After knowing the truth, he still said, "I am supposed to cooperate with your performance and turn a blind eye." When Zi Sang secretly hid Yue Xin's clothes, she felt inferior and cowardly, but she ignored the danger several times and was brave enough to impress others. In fact, it is not difficult to figure out why Yue Xin fell in love with Zisang. The author also said that Sang Qiuyu took a year to write, and it was a busy period when he was writing it. The final version deviated too much from the original idea. For me, what is more difficult to accept is that the later development was slightly broken. For example, when Yue Xin went to Yecheng for the first time, the problem that could have been solved unexpectedly escalated into a conflict and became a bloody eight o'clock plot similar to "You listen to me" and "I don't listen". The racing in some places is a bit forced and random. Although I don't object to this form of sugar-coating, there is always a sense of deliberateness for meat/meat, which does not add much points to enrich the character image. (Meat-eaters, please don't diss me) If possible, I still hope to make it more perfect within time constraints. However, it is not easy to complete a novel, let alone stick to your heart. The Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter series were written from 2015 to 2018. Both the writing style and the character positioning have maintained a consistent style, which is plain, realistic, and does not follow the crowd. People who like her works will like it very much, and even have the trust to buy the full text without even trying it out. I have always felt that Sunrise is unique in the general environment of Jinjiang. Common themes can also be written with a personal style. Her words seem to make you calm down and appreciate the delicate emotions of the characters. In recent years, there has been a steady loss of authors with an emphasis on ancient dramas and modern realism. Those who can always stick to their original aspirations are very admirable. After all the praise, are you as happy as a child? XD Thanks for meeting you, see you in the next article~ I am the dividing line of the small theater Zi Sang: "The Sang Qiu Yu Cup Best Assist Award will be announced soon. Who is so lucky to win such an excellent trophy?" Yue Xin: "In the end, it was Steward Lu who was the biggest contributor to Zi Sang's meeting with the concubine by throwing the boat casually——" Lu Shiliang: (Rubbing hands like a fly) Yue Xin: "Chu An, who used his hands and mouth to Zi Sang to force out my possessiveness——" Chu An: (touching up makeup) Zisang: "It's the father who saved me and indirectly caused my Ji Liji's anger——" Mysterious man: (The hand holding the cigarette trembles slightly) Yue Xin: "I announce that the winner is - the little orange cat" Little Orange Cat: Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow (Do you understand my fear of suddenly being adopted by Yue Xin, who is still alive and well at the door? Do you understand the pain of being taken away by Sang Shun! Have you ever tried to choke Yue Xin who was blinded by jealousy and almost torn into pieces!) Everyone: Excuse me.
Congratulations on the completion. Although readers love to rush for updates, they still have to take care of their health, and sometimes there are choices. You are not a superman, you need sleep, you need rest, your time is limited, and you can't be too greedy. Of course, I don't want you to give up writing. Your writing style is so good and in-depth. I think your writing needs to be quiet, and you may have to think about a sentence in your head for a long time (or maybe my literary attainments are too poor, haha...). From my personal point of view, your article is considered an unpopular one among the unpopular ones (Lily), and it is a bit highbrow. Most Lily authors write about princess consorts and time travels. Articles written in the film industry are more popular. Let's use a song as an analogy. Generally speaking, Baidu's writers write pop songs, but what you write counts as vocal music.
It's over…suddenly melancholy…
Well, take good care of yourself.