The Milky Way Shines Bright, How Lucky Am I

This is a work that will be unforgettable for a long time after reading it. The themes of time travel are all the same, but this one takes a different path: the heroine has no bloody mystery of her life experience, nor a plot of revenge. She was originally just an ordinary girl with a strong sense of self-protection. She grew up carefully in the family, longing to one day fly away with a marriage that she can control, and the sea and the sky will be brighter. If she hadn't met Huo Buyi, she might have lived her life peacefully like this. And Ling Buyi, an avenger with a family full of blood feuds, his appearance changed the trajectory of her life and forced her to face issues such as emotion, trust and sacrifice. The whole book is actually a journey of the heroine's growth: from being wary and hostile, to slowly dispelling the aggression through the unconditional tolerance and love of a female elder, she learns what love, care and willingness to give are through every stumble. I especially appreciate the author's character creation. Everyone has their own position and struggle. There is no pure villain or perfect hero. Although the male protagonist is affectionate, he is also learning how to love. He is not a born "affectionate boss", but an ordinary person who is groping step by step and learning to let go of hatred and control. I also like the worldview described by the author: if there is a promise, there will be a response, and if you are loyal, you must stick to the bottom line. Even in the midst of power struggles and struggles, there is always a sense of chivalry and kindness. The only thing that makes me a little regretful is that the heroine "loved herself most" from the beginning, but in the end she "learned" to love the hero more than her own life. Maybe this is touching to some readers, but to me, it always feels a bit pity. I like her who firmly protects herself and is unwilling to lose herself for love. What I like most in the book is actually not the love scene between any couple, but Empress Xuan's self-awakening and the deep and unconditional affection between her and the heroine. From the beginning, Empress Xuan passively accepted her destiny, and finally she mustered up the courage to obey her heart and finally chose what she wanted. Her transformation was touching. And her love for the heroine - the kind of tolerance and trust that requires no exchange and asks for nothing, is even more tearful. Such a "no strings attached" love actually touches me more than love. When I read that Empress Xuan didn't ask anything, and Zhai Yu only prepared clothes and a room for her to have a good rest, I couldn't help but burst into tears - this kind of love is something that many people can only spend their entire lives seeking. (Finally, anti-blowout, my feelings are entirely my own. There may be some parts that are not written correctly, but I tried my best to recall the plot. QAQ, please be merciful if there are any mistakes... This is the first time I write such a long comment QAQ)

I revisited Bi Xing Han, the language is witty and humorous, the characters are flesh and blood, the plot has ups and downs, and the logic is perfect. It is one of the top three books on my reading list.

Why Shao Shang and Huo Buyi must be together? Because what Shao Shang always needs is a kind of preference that is unreasonable, unconditional, regardless of gains and losses, and has nothing to do with interests. This kind of preference can only be given to her by Huo Buyi.

I still cry when I look at it again, ugh

Hello Guan Da, I have read Xinghan again recently. I am deeply impressed by your ideas and writing style. At the same time, I am also deeply aware of my lack of historical knowledge. What historical books do you like to read? Can you recommend some? Grateful

Really good; I like Xinghan brilliant

Watch the drama first, then read the book, and then come back to read the book📖The author should write more books

Come to review it. I remember there were several extra chapters before. Where did they go [Glasses] [Glasses]

I read it in one sitting, it was great

I really like Ling Buyi and Shaoshang