The General's Daughter Isn't a Buddhist (Transmigrate into a Book)

Didn't I say there was a side story about Sijiu and Lao Wei? ! I've been looking forward to it for a long time.

1. Feelings about pursuing articles I finished this article in two days. I first read "The Little Mute Wife" that the author is serializing, and then I read this article. Maybe it's because the subject matter is different, or maybe it's a matter of proficiency. The other one looks more attractive, but this one made me want to give up after reading about a hundred chapters. What moved me and kept me reading were the words the author had to say. The author is very serious about this article. He has recorded the sources of descriptions such as poetry, background, culture, customs, scenes, etc.; He is also disappointed with the unsatisfactory data. When I saw this, I was thinking, if I look at it later, maybe it will be exciting, maybe it will be better. It's true. As far as my personal feelings are concerned, Xia Minzhou is a turning point. This place is the official beginning of the male protagonist's determination to give it a try, and it is also the place where the female protagonist provides support and follow to the male protagonist. The foreshadowing of the entire article was slowly revealed, as if it was a precision instrument that took a long time to carve, polish, inlay each gear, and then pour lubricating oil on it. At this moment, the gears finally started to rotate. The power of the male and female protagonists is slowly revealed, the interactions between the two are increasing, and the confrontations with others are also acceptable. Therefore, the following chapters are relatively smooth, and I can read them in one go at the end. 2. Characters 1. Male and female protagonist My favorite part of the whole novel is the male and female protagonists. I can only say that the author has a good grasp of the scale. The supporting characters are brilliant but they don't steal the limelight. Both of these people have cheats, but they are not too extreme, so they are within the acceptable range. She has good looks and a normal IQ, and won't do anything stupid. Although there will be mistakes in the middle, in the end it is a happy ending where we both support each other. Chacha is okay, but the name Chuchu is simply too funny hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. 2. Jiang Di He is a smart and good boy. Although he did stupid things, he managed to rise up in the end. 3. Jiang Wan It's up to you, and since she's not very smart in the first place, the final direction is quite conventional. After all, it was said that it should correspond to the plot of the original book, so after becoming the concubine, her mission was completed, and she could die. The only two people who could tolerate what she did were one who was killed by her own hands and the other who resented her for it. You deserve it. 4. Mo Lang Mo is a lone wolf, Chu Cha is the wolf king and wolf queen of the wolf pack next door. His feelings for Cha Cha are not simple love or friendship, but a kind of paranoia based on Chu Cha's feelings. Because he is almost the same as Chu Chu. The few differences are that ① Chu Chu has Cha Cha ② Mo: accomplishing big things without sticking to trivial matters; Chu: Cha Cha is the biggest. Therefore, he will definitely not be able to defeat Chu Cha's teamwork. Wolves are inherently team animals. 5. Joe After being confused about his identity for a lifetime, the final ending should be satisfying to him - giving her life back. 6. Father Jiang and Mother Jiang Father Jiang is not a particularly good father, and he is also a straight man with cancer, but he is a very good general and a hero. The final outcome was regrettable, but fortunately the country was still defended. Jiang Ma is a traditional woman, not very bright, but gentle. If I were a man I would marry her too. 3. Personal thoughts Most of the backgrounds in the article follow the configuration of the Song Dynasty. I am also Chinese myself and know a little bit about these ancient cultures. At that time, every teacher who taught ancient culture or ancient poetry mentioned the Song Dynasty without regret. Because the Song Dynasty is really beautiful. It was a dynasty that integrated Chinese culture, economy, agriculture, etc., And was the pinnacle of feudal society. And whenever culture reaches its peak of prosperity, there will be cavalry to crush this gorgeous chapter. Because the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty came from a mutiny, he was able to release military power over a glass of wine, suppress military force and promote literature, and choose to defend the inside and the outside. It was not easy for the famous generals of the Song Dynasty. They had to fight against the enemy and beware of their own people at the same time. Several died at the hands of their colleagues. This is similar to the dynasty in the article, and I am very grateful that the author did not just write a sweet and sweet article, but added serious things, such as collusion within the court and the cruelty of war. There are a few moments that are really a bit sad. One is the death of the male protagonist in the original book. To defend a hopeless city for three months was so hopeless that I couldn't even imagine it. Second, when Father Jiang died, he was even sadder to learn that he died at the hands of Jiang Wan, whom he loved before. Third, Chacha's last few moves in the imperial city, whether it was the exchange of food or Eunuch Cao at the end, were all heartbreaking. My personal opinion is that it is okay to torture people with a knife, but it is best to do it just right. A knife that doesn't hurt or itch can be used as shit, but a knife that is used too frequently is worse than a shit. It hurts only when it hits the heart of a person. But I have no intention of asking the author to use more knives, or it's better to write sweetly. I hope Chacha, Chuchu and others are happy. PS: I went to Weibo and found out that the author is not in good health for a long time. I hope that my wife will take good care of her health. I will post more after she is well. By the way, I would like to remind you to update the new article after I feel better~ The beginning of the new article is relatively ok. Thank you, madam, for finishing this article. I wish you the best as you write. (The last chapter has been graded, so I can only send one chapter forward orz)

There's no meat at all! There's no minced meat either! Not even broth! I'm so hungry for Chu Chu's body! Look at the Adam's apple! Look at those pecs! Just look at the slim waist!

It made me jump a little bit. Overall, it's pretty good to see the young couple's mouthfuls. It's a bit suan? Qei

Nice. I read it in 2 days! The heroine's hesitation, determination, and step-by-step progress, as well as the male supporting actor's ambiguity and choices are all written in depth.

Nice. I read it in 2 days! The heroine's hesitation, determination, and step-by-step progress, as well as the male supporting actor's ambiguity and choices are all written in depth.

Sprinkle flowers~~Really, everyone has his own destiny.

I like this story so much, the author is so wonderful

The Trap that Chu Hui led me into is such an interesting book. Yin Chu and his Chacha have a happy ending. I wonder when Huihui will forgive me?

The Trap that Chu Hui led me into is such an interesting book. Yin Chu and his Chacha have a happy ending. I wonder when Huihui will forgive me?