The Ambitious One

What makes me feel chilling is that even if the heroine is so outstanding, has such great achievements, and is even considered a legend, when people talk about her children, they are still the stepdaughter of the Wen family and the biological daughter of the Wen family, not Ms. Chu's daughter and Ms. Chu's stepdaughter. Everything about her belongs to her husband's family. It seems that no matter how great a woman's achievements and assets are, she herself is still an accessory of her husband, and her children still only belong to her husband and her husband's family.

I don't like this heroine. If I were her daughter, I wouldn't recognize her at all. I would just promote myself. Why, if you come to recognize me, I have to recognize you. The author really didn't need to write a plot about mother and daughter recognizing each other.

I will always hate Chu Shaohua because of Chen Xuan

For readers who have never read Yuan Pei, it is really annoying that the comment section always uses this point to attack Shaohua, and many of them even boast of extremely low subscription rates.

Has this book been adapted into a TV show? The adaptation of "Shao Zhuo Qi Hua" is really ugly! But I still congratulate Shitou for selling the drama rights.

I read Yuan Pei first, and I was a little afraid to read it for careerists. I picked out a few chapters related to Chen Xuan and then read the relevant spoilers in the comment section. I was really choked up. It is undeniable that Chu is a very intelligent, courageous and capable woman, but what she did to A Xuan is really chilling. Chu and Wen, two selfish and cold-hearted people, are indeed a perfect match. Chu decided to leave her hometown in order to get rid of the current situation. It is understandable that she could not take A Xuan with her. But when she only learned about her daughter's death from other people's mouths, what she thought of was not to investigate the cause of death and collect the bones (after all, if you want to see someone dead, you have to see the body), but to take revenge first? ? For example, if someone learns that a relative has been hit, should he first care about the relative and then think about holding the perpetrator accountable? Some people may say that exploring the specific cause of death and confiscating the body will put Chu at risk of being kidnapped. Well, let's just treat it as a last resort. So when Chu became rich and she was so rich and powerful, it would be easy to send someone back to her hometown to pay homage to Ah Xuan, right? Even if you are afraid of being stared at, just disguise yourself. The explanation in the article is that Chu does not want to face the unbearable past and wants to completely break with the past. So I ask, which one is more important, the unbearable past or the daughter you loved so much before? ? The author obviously tried his best to exaggerate Chu's maternal love for A Xuan. . Is this the end result? ?

Is Reyza's new drama "The Wind Rises in the Burning Shaohua" an original work? It's such a tight secret!

I have read Yuan Pei, but I have to say that this novel is bigger and more mature than Yuan Pei. It is a pity that the author has no more works later.

The TV series is ugly [dog head] I don't know why there are so many adaptations [dog head]

Although congratulations to the author for selling the rights to the drama version, the changes in the drama version are really ugly. Of course Shaohua is not a perfect heroine, but her most outstanding thing should be her enterprising spirit and ability to act. This is what makes her worthy of a careerist. The drama version has cut a lot of her