The ambitious new ruler of the Ice Palace leads her people south. The Central Plains factions are on edge, each with its own agenda. The former followers of Lanpei harbor contempt, while fresh turmoil stirs among the orphaned Yan clan. She schemes to win people over, but the flowers she plants with care refuse to bloom. She shares fine wine to make new friends, only to find that the willows she planted by accident take root instead...
Amid these raging waves and endless upheavals, Wei Zhining rides the breakers toward the storm. Meeting the turmoil head-on and pressing ever onward, she hones herself into a peerless force!
This story centers on contests of wit and follows the heroine’s growth as she rides the tides of a turbulent age. There are plenty of handsome men, and... a little romance.
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Why doesn't the author make Mr. Nu a handsome guy? I'm just curious.
Want to see Wei Zhining fight against the Huns
Without Wei Zhining watching, I would die
I had a hard time waiting for Master Wei.
Author, please continue writing the story of Mr. Wei when he was 17 years old
I can't give any points anymore. I'll give it another try and see if Brother Shang can do anything.
I want to realize an emotional entanglement from this Machiavellian novel. Xiaoyan was the heroine's first love, but she couldn't hold on and ended up with him. Lao Nu was the heroine's sidekick for thousands of times. Huahua, you still have a long way to go.
Finished reading. There are some minor flaws, but there are also many bright spots. The description and rhythm of the big scenes are well controlled, but the characterization is too hasty. In the later stage, Ye Qi obviously did not match the heroic image before, and Wei Zhining's growth was also unconvincing. The simplification of the plot and the overestimation of the heroine are all failures. It can be seen that the author wanted and tried his best to write about the complex aspects of the heroine's character, but the actual effect was not very good. One moment, she was a soft and young child, and the next moment she became a powerful and powerful person. There was an obvious lack of transition and it felt very stiff. What I like most about the whole text is Hua Weiwei's last words to Wei Zhining, and the ending, which is as simple and clean as the ending of "Snow on Fingertips". If the text were the same, it might be more realistic and appropriate to delete some lengthy and repetitive inner monologues, be more low-key and subtle, and describe Wei Zhining from the side and details. If you are a family, don't be surprised if you speak frankly. In addition, regarding the growth of characters, especially the growth of a girl into a strong person in a stormy environment, you can refer to George Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire". Princess Daenerys and Wei Zhining have very similar backgrounds. Martin's exploration of human nature and the situations and choices he faces in the social whirlpool that are determined by the character's character are written with great depth.
Haha, I finally finished reading one or two novels. It seems like it has been a long time since I stayed up all night reading a novel. Looking at the fast-food novels that can be seen everywhere in JJ nowadays, the large text is really eye-catching - this amazing feeling was probably only experienced when I watched "Qing Xi" back then. The writing is neat and has an ancient meaning, the writing is smooth and relaxed, and the character creation is even more remarkable. It's just that the ending is a little rushed, the scene transitions are occasionally a bit abrupt, and the connection of clues is also a little blurry - I guess some readers will find the concept unclear. In comparison, "Snow on Fingertips" is better than this one. However, the flaws do not hide the merits. Such a good article has unlimited potential. If it is properly promoted, given time, it will surely soar into the sky. Big boost, author, thank you for writing such a wonderful article^^ I really should have sent a long review, but my writing power is limited, and my physical strength is even more limited after staying up all night. Now I can only give it a boost, encourage me, and sprinkle flowers. Come on, come on, come on!!!!!!!!
Follow Follow… Could it be that some great god came out wearing a vest? Although I haven't read the follow-up plot yet, the writing skills are really eye-catching...