A Eunuch's Guide to Winning Hearts

I have read a lot of articles, but this is the first time I want to write a long review for an article. I stayed up all night to read it. I like Da Da's style of writing very much. The article is very delicate, but it doesn't give me the feeling that the quality of the text is more important than the history. It's like a breeze passing by on a pool of blue waves, leaving no trace but seeming to leave nothing behind. There are not many characters in the book, but their images are full. Shuangxing and Duan Rongchun were both people who had fallen. Eight years ago, Xingjiao's house was ransacked, but at that time, Duan Rongchun went to the little girl, gave her hope of life, and brought her into the palace. Maybe she couldn't bear it, or maybe she saw herself struggling, Shuangxing must have resented her, but these pains could only be drowned in the vermilion palace gate, but Duan Rongchun planted a seed of tenderness in her heart, and this seed also added another kind of tenderness to Shuangxing, which sprouted and grew in her heart until it bore fruit. If Duan Rongchun gave Shuangxing hope to live, then Shuangxing must be the girl who pulled Duan Rongchun back from the abyss and changed him. After being tortured, Duan Rongchun became disgusted with the dirty pursuits in the harem, but she returned to a high position for the sake of the safety of her little girl's life. He came to his senses earlier than Shuangxing, but he has yet to express his true feelings. He is afraid that Shuangxing is someone else's shadow in his heart, that his demands will make her shun him, and that he is incomplete and cannot give her the best. When he mustered up the courage to ask, "Who did you give those sachets you saw?" Finally, they faced each other honestly, and the seeds they planted really bore fruit at that moment. Maybe the male protagonist's character is not perfect or even worse, but so what? Duan Rongchun gave the best to his little girl. To love someone is to accept everything about him. There is always someone working hard towards you. This relationship has also been uncertain. Duan Rongchun also gave Xingjiao freedom. He gave her the land deed and also gave her the right to make choices. Thinking about it, for someone like Duan Rongchun, if he didn't love too deeply, how could he give her a chance to escape. Perhaps because he had suffered too much pain, Duan Rongchun was always cautious about this relationship. He was afraid that this beautiful time was just an illusion and turned into nothingness with a wave of his hand, but Xingjiao was still brave. Maybe she had not looked directly at her true thoughts, but at this moment, she could not be more sober than this. The two people under the apricot tree had long been entangled and could not separate from each other. Sometimes it is a bad thing for a person to bury his feelings too deeply. If he covers everything up, he may lose the chance to get her. You may make judgments for this person and subconsciously feel that you are doing it for her own good, but you have not really understood what she wants. This is unfair to you and unfair to her. You say you want to give this person happiness, but little do you know that the best thing for her is having you by her side. Finally, the hero and heroine have their own home. Maybe five years later, ten years later, or even twenty years later, the apricot tree is still lush, even more prosperous than before. The woman in goose-yellow clothes chases the belated butterflies under the blooming apricot flowers, as carefree as before; her husband is still graceful, looking at his little girl among the wild flowers in the tree. ?? Let's talk about the supporting characters in the book. The relationship between Emperor Zhou and the Queen was probably the so-called Lan Xu cause and effect. Emperor Zhou was unworthy of his role as emperor, and he failed to protect his wife and children as a husband. He has always been contradictory. On the one hand, he thinks that he is the sky and the emperor, and everything must surrender to him, but on the other hand, he bows to absurd orders. He does not dare to face it directly, and he does not dare to calculate it again. He was pathetic and even more hateful, as if he was pretending to sleep and no one could wake him up. But when this dream was broken by the queen and his own evil consequences, he came to hell. He hates his wife and his son, actually because he lost to the unbearable fear and cowardice in his heart. This cowardice, like snow, melts and regenerates, endlessly. Do you have any regrets? Maybe. But the slightest bit of regret would be deeply hidden by his fear. He didn't dare to look, let alone didn't want to look. He was stupid and didn't know it. Such an emperor was only his own. This drunken life and dreams finally ended after death. When she was young, the queen regarded Emperor Zhou as her only lover and husband. She also tried her best to give birth to a child to reconcile the relationship, but all this was false. When she shreds these dreams and breaks through these unwillingnesses, it is actually her own rebirth. Some people don't deserve to be forgiven, such as Emperor Zhou. The empress is much braver than Emperor Zhou, and she sees too much. She has always been used as a tool. This time she finally lives for herself. If she wants to be free, she can be free. She doesn't want to be a flying swallow in the sky, rather than a sparrow imprisoned in a cage. (I thought about whether the queen would become an empress after this, but it was not written that way. In fact, it is very reasonable for the prince to be the emperor, haha) I was reviewing "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" recently, and I thought of Ruyi's words that I thought were very appropriate: "When we are deeply in love with each other, there are endless things to say. Now if we open our mouths, I am afraid that we will hurt each other." If you could start over again, you must not live this kind of life again. "It's just that Emperor Zhou and Queen Chen have reached the point where they are determined to fight to the death. Talking about the substitute Anlan, when I first read the article, I thought Anlan was a woman who was greedy for profit, but in fact she just wanted to be herself. From the beginning of Anlan's conflict with Shuangxing to the later substitute, she became flesh and blood. She did not lose herself in the palace. She was always the woman with a better face, the Anlan who hoped to stay with Shuangxing. She is smart, knows how to tolerate, and she is also transparent, awakening Shuangxing's feelings, and is a very important part of the book. And in the end, Chang Youde's following was probably the best arrangement for Anlan in the palace. ?? Finally, I would like to give you some advice. The scene descriptions and narrations in the article are a bit redundant and cumbersome. It would be better to delete some unnecessary ones. In Chapter 38, there is a typo in the word apricot. (My own advice) ??? QAQ This is my own feeling after reading it. This is my first long review. If there is any discrepancy with the meaning of the article, please feel free to correct me. I wish you a wonderful writing and more and more readers!

[Orange Candy] I tasted it, it looks great, I like it

Is this actually my wife's first novel? The first one is so well written, I think it's the top eunuch novel in my heart🥹

It's very delicate and affectionate, but some parts seem long-winded and procrastinating.

Like! Although it is a short story, the author writes very well! I was immersed in the story unconsciously as I watched it. It was great that the two of them were able to escape from the palace at the end. With a father-in-law status, I was really worried that he would die one day!

An Lan whined, it really hurts

After reading Fu Tu Yuan, I suddenly wanted to read about eunuchs, so I found this one. Overall, it was pretty good, but it was too short and I couldn't read enough.

Spread the flowers, spread the flowers~ It's so warm and worth buying a cookie

Driving with your brain Didi

It's beautiful, I like it very much, I like them all except the Dog Emperor!