Chu Xiang Has a Dream

I've finished reading it, it was great!! I saw a comment saying that Du Wen in the other book fell in love with someone else after Si Jing died, which is understandable, but I still feel really uncomfortable about it. I guess I need to be mentally prepared before reading the other book. Sigh.

I actually quite liked this story, but for some reason, it always felt a little off after I wrote it, especially after the two characters officially got together. The story became very flat, neither satisfying nor worth abandoning. The female lead's psychological transformation was particularly abrupt.

It's good; I finished the whole book. I've noticed the author is really good at writing about young love, just like in her previous book, *Serving the Emperor*. The male lead in this one is even more pronounced, switching between a wolfish young master and a sweet, innocent puppy. The female lead's naivety, gentleness, and purity are also very vividly portrayed.

The author's writing is excellent. After finishing this book, I browsed three other novels by the same author, but I couldn't finish any of them because I didn't like the main characters' personalities and couldn't get through them. Only this novel, while the male and female leads aren't perfect either, still has some shining qualities that give the reader a slightly pleasant feeling, so I quite liked it and recommend it.

It's a very good read. The first half is fast-paced and the plot is gripping, making it a very enjoyable read. After the little wolf master is "tamed", the story revolves around "palace intrigue" (battles between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and between mother and son), which is slightly less exciting than the first half.

I especially love this story; I've read it several times. I even think it would be suitable for a film or television adaptation. The author writes exceptionally well, and I will continue to support them!

I especially love this piece. I hope the author will write more about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period; it's very well written!

I've finished reading it. The author really wrote it very well. Although there were many regrets in the previous life, this life is perfect. I really enjoy reading stories about past and present lives.

Did the name A-Yu in her previous life have similar hidden intentions?

I'm just guessing. My half-brother is probably my half-brother. The Empress Dowager's fate is exactly the same as Du Wen's in his previous life. The similarities are truly remarkable; the author's conception is brilliant! The Empress Dowager was calculating and resourceful, but she underestimated Wen Su's madness.