
Princess of Chu: Phoenix Cries Across the Jianghu (GL)
楚国公主之凤啸江湖GL
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- Completed
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- 305k Words
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- Baihe (GL)
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- 16y ago
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- JJWXC
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This is the second time I have written a long review. The writing is not good and it is all my own thoughts. Please don't take offense. I believe that many readers, like me, started reading this new series of articles under the influence of the previous article "The Lover of the Princess of Chu". However, I only started to read it in the middle, and not everyone will follow the article enthusiastically and comment from the beginning. Every time I read the comments on the article, many people compare it with "The Lover of the Princess of Chu". In fact, the two works are completely different in style, story content, protagonist character, etc. The former is mainly about palace struggle, while the latter is mainly about martial arts stories. There is nothing to compare. If we really want to compare, we can only compare the popularity and popularity. The protagonists of the previous game, Princess Tianzong and Lin Lingyue, have very distinct personalities. The princess is calm and wise, firm and dedicated in love, and she is more proactive in relationships. Lin Lingyue is a sweetheart on the outside, but is very stubborn emotionally. Although she has a purpose to get close to Tianzong, she gives unconditionally after falling in love. The two are emotionally compatible. Because of this, many readers compare Yang Muxi with Tianzhu, Yan Duohan or Murong Xiaoqiao. In fact, Mu Xi and Tianzong are different individuals. Coupled with the difference in their growing environment, their personalities are of course different. Most of the readers liked her in the early stage, but later they turned against Mu Xi and accused her of not being professional in her emotions. I strongly disagree with this. A young man who is new to life and has never experienced love, spends a long time with Xiao Qiao, who mistakenly thinks she is a man. He is moved by Xiao Qiao's initiative towards her and has a taste of love for the first time. However, after he confesses to the other person that he is a girl and confesses his love, he tastes the pain of broken love, and then the impact of his first murder. When he is sad and helpless, he meets Duohan, and Duohan has guessed her character because she has investigated her background before. So it was easy to hold on to Mu Xi's love. After Mu Xi felt that it was impossible to be with Xiao Qiao and completely gave up on Xiao Qiao, she decided to be with Duo Han, and she even devoted herself to living in Butterfly House with Duo Han forever, which shows the firmness of her love for Duo Han. On the way back to explain to her family, she met Xiao Qiao who had clearly understood her love for Mu Xi. Even after hearing Xiao Qiao's sincere confession, Mu Xi clearly rejected it because at that time Mu Xi had devoted herself exclusively to her love with Duo Han. Even though Xiao Qiao confessed many times and made loving gestures, she never wavered, and sometimes she even heartlessly denied her love to Xiao Qiao again and again. Doesn't this prove her single-mindedness? Perhaps readers have misinterpreted the meaning of exclusiveness. Exclusiveness means being loyal to only one person in a relationship, rather than being able to love only one person in a lifetime. Xiao Qiao originally appeared as the first heroine, and should have had the innate advantage of being the first to take the lead. However, she was criticized after rejecting Mu Xi with harsh words. In addition, Duo Han appeared with the character of the Dark Queen, and was generally abandoned by readers (even Master San'er changed the originally planned ending for Duo Han). Although her dedication to Mu Xi later earned the pity of many readers, her fate could not escape the fate of death in the end. So Xiao Qiao is the saddest character in this work. (If she is not the protagonist, she should be the most supporting actress) In fact, Xiao Qiao and Mu Xi really missed each other and were destined to have no connection. Her rejection of Mu Xi was considered a reasonable behavior. Because she is a daughter of a noble family and is influenced by moral ethics. It is normal for her not to accept the love of a woman. Moreover, Mu Xi always wears men's clothes and has not explained that she is a woman. She has not corrected herself in calling her "Brother Xi". So after Mu Xi told her the truth, she thought Mu Xi had deceived her, so she hated her. However, deep down in her heart, she felt that she still had feelings for Mu Xi. So when he was also very distressed, he used the most hurtful words to scold Mu Xi. But after the words came out of my mouth, I regretted them. Unfortunately, she didn't understand her thoughts, so she didn't chase him out. (I personally think she thinks it's inappropriate for two women to fall in love, so although she scolds Mu Xi, she also scolds herself for still having feelings for Mu Xi, so she uses the most hurtful words) When they met Mu Xi again, Mu Xi was in a relationship with Duo Han. When Mu Xi was injured, Duo Han stopped her from looking at Mu Xi. When Mu Xi decided to go back to Butterfly House to find Duo Han, if Xiao Qiao could have found the courage to confess her love sooner, she might still have had a glimmer of hope, but it was too late for her to even show up this courage, so she and Mu Xi could only really say they missed it. At this point, Xiao Qiao's heroine status has been lost by 90%, so no matter how hard she works later, no matter how much time and experience she has with Mu Xi, she can't win Mu Xi's heart back. Even if she wants to give her body, she can't replace Duo Han's position in Mu Xi. Duohan is the most witty and ruthless heroine in the whole work. Her character is relatively distinct, with a bit of a royal sister, Fu Hei, and a queen's personality, so she fascinated most readers (including me) from the beginning. Although I later learned about her motivations and background, I felt that these may not be her true temperament, because she was pretending to please Mu Xi. The real she is a more ruthless person than Tianzong, but readers still love her. Her family had been ruined since she was a child, and she was arranged to be trained for revenge. These were not choices she could make. He was instilled with a hatred for Chu State and Princess Tianzhu, so he got close to Mu Xi for his own purpose and even seduced her. But she was indeed moved by Mu Xi's true feelings. Unfortunately, after weighing the national hatred and Mu Xi, she gave Mu Xi warmth when she was very sad and then resentfully disabled Mu Xi's internal strength. Then she captured her and told Mu Xi the truth lukewarmly. And because he loves Mu Xi deep down in his heart, he will try his best to satisfy her before killing her. However, Mu Xi, who was extremely hurt and resentful, used Xiao Qiao to hurt her, causing her to almost lose her mind and hurt Xiao Qiao. In fact, she knew Mu Xi's love for her in her heart, but she still couldn't suppress her jealousy when stimulated by the person she loved deeply. Also because of Xiao Qiao's death, Mu Xi will never forgive her, which leads to a very cruel plot later. In terms of characters, I liked Xiao Qiao at first, and then I liked Duo Han more because I thought she was Mu Xi's favorite. But towards the end, my pity for Xiao Qiao actually exceeded that of Duo Han and Mu Xi, and Duo Han's methods were hard to accept. I personally think that loving someone who loves you and is willing to give everything is happier than loving someone who uses you more than loves you. Although love cannot be too rational, you fall in love when you fall in love. But if you only love this person after knowing that you are being used and will hurt your loved ones, this is too unloving and sorry for your loved ones. I sympathize with Xiao Qiao and Mu Xi's fate, feel sorry for Xiao Qiao's sacrifice for the people she loves without asking for anything in return, and feel sorry for her tragic end. Love is the main thread of this article, the characters are the soul of the entire work, and the plot is the most important part that runs through the characters and the main thread. The whole article is based on martial arts, coupled with the love-hate relationship between the characters, and a few war scenes. It is indeed very interesting to watch. The lifelike characters have further strengthened the hot topics of discussion among readers, so I personally think it is a great success. Mr. San'er may have received a lot of criticism during the process, but in the end he was able to maintain his own position and write the story according to his own ideas. This is very important. Because sometimes it is difficult to have both, and it is never difficult to meet the expectations of all readers. Even Mr. Jin Yong, aren't his works also criticized? Here, I would also like to briefly appeal to all readers who really want to read good articles. The creation of the work should be decided by the author herself, because she is the biological mother of the work. Readers can choose to read it or not. Don't be too extreme, otherwise it will mess up the author's ideas and lose a good work. Of course it's okay to express your own preferences and opinions, but don't use harsh words, and don't let it turn into a war of words. Only by giving appropriate encouragement and support to authors will more good works come out. Otherwise, the aspirations of some passionate authors will be dampened, and they will no longer be able to enjoy reading good works.
Okay, okay, even though there are moments of crying in the middle, it is so sweet and happy in the end√
I like it very much. Thank you for letting me know that if I let go of the burden of hatred, my whole life will be very easy. I am really tired and my heart is so tired. Someone has made me hate this since I was a child. Remember that, I only know that she will like me and won't hit or scold me anymore.
I have read both of your articles, and I like them very much! Come on! Looking forward to new works!
It's a really good article, I've read it several times.
In fact, this ending is the best ending. Everything you should have is there, and everything you don't have is gone.
I cried when Xiao Qiao died, but I was still happy for the ending. I like Duohan very much, a woman like her is indeed very charming. I finished reading this novel in 2 days, and I feel it is much more ambitious than the first one. Like it very much.
After reading it, I like girls like Duohan very much. She has taste and likes all beautiful things.
Actually, what I want to say is that Tianzong's character is cuter than Mu Xi's, and Mu Xi is a bit like Zhang Wuji.
The aftertaste comes, hehe, the article is very detailed, I love it.