The young lady of Marquis Qi of Zhao's household: wherever she goes, that's where she belongs. (I wag my fan obsequiously.)
I don't ask for a passionate, heartbreaking romance, only one that's carefree and dashing.
A story about how a lovelorn, listless girl bounces her way down the broad road to happiness. (Let me catch my breath first.)
Really, it's just the on-again, off-again romance between an unlucky young lady and a high-profile guard. Of course, the young lady is definitely the main character.
Now then:
There was no such thing as an alternate universe, until people talked enough nonsense and one came into being.
There was no such thing as history, until enough people died and history came into being.
Suppose:
The Seven Warring States continued fighting for supremacy, and everyone fought and killed one another for many more years...
And they were still fighting and killing one another.
Thus came a tale of beauties, generals, powerful ministers, swordsmen, merchants, Confucian scholars, strategists...
Every one of them is handsome or beautiful.
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Author: Chou Jue. The story of a naturally airheaded little girl who keeps running away from arranged marriages and growing up, until she finally becomes the one in charge and kicks her useless husband to the curb...
Author: A Zhe
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Theme:
I want to watch the follow-up extras about Lang Yan and Guan Guan. Isn't there one? I feel itchy in my heart. I also want to watch the memories of Qi Feng and Guan Guan.
So I really don't know who Lang Yan is? It can't be Mr. Lu Ye
The writing is good, the plot is well-written, and I like the character background very much, but the ending is a bit hasty, and many plots are not explained clearly, such as what happened in the end of the royal power struggle, what happened to Guan Guan's mother, Xiao Qili's true identity (Lang Yan once said that he is not simple), etc. . . In fact, this ending is good and can arouse people's imagination, but now that the plot has unfolded, these issues should have an explanation and can be explained one by one in the extra chapter, instead of the current situation, which makes readers feel itchy and unsatisfactory.
It's a pity, why is the eldest son gone? When will the author come back to revise? Let Qi Feng come to life.
If you don't die in silence, you will explode in silence. Guan Guan's small universe exploded. . .
Some of them were not explained clearly. . .
It's anticlimactic. I didn't see who killed Guan Guan's mother.
The author's magic pen, why can't he write more? Lang Yan went to the battlefield? Then what? Guan Guan wandered with him, why did he still have to go to the battlefield? Isn't this unnecessary?! Damn, can you write a little more? Well! I really like this article D said!
This is the first time I read such an incomprehensible article. It's so long-winded and a waste of your good literary talent~! It's undeniable that you write well. However, most of the time, it feels like a bunch of fools acting out. I get bored after watching it for a while, to be honest. Many times, the explanation is unclear. If you want to write an atmospheric article, you must also arrange it reasonably. At first I thought it was a good article, but after reading it, I just felt that the author wrote something very historical, and this should be a historical drama. What a pity!
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