
The Long Ballad
长歌行
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With a wave of the author's hand, Su Changan and Liao Jiangcheng were gone. Woo woo woo
I came here after reading the link from "Shu Feng Liu". When I read the copy, I was so disappointed~~~It was so strong in QD style~~~~Fortunately, I read the last few chapters with heartbeat--what a great article! P. S. The copywriting is really not enough to highlight the features of this article.
Well, since this is a small review, I won't express too many emotions. Just pick the key points. On the whole, "Long Song Xing" is based on characters, the language is still gorgeous and beautiful, and the style is more graceful (actually, actually... I still like boldness). I feel that reading Mingyue Xiaoxuan's works requires a period of getting used to. Many readers cannot endure the running-in period and find Xuan Da's writing inscrutable and difficult to understand. Those readers who successfully survive the running-in period will be deeply attracted by the article and praise it full of praise. The running-in period of "Long Song Xing" is much shorter, and readers can get into the mood in 3-5 chapters. Let's talk about the characters in the book. The ones I want to criticize are Lin Qinglang and Su Changan. First of all, Lin Qinglang, I like this character better. Needless to say, she is talented. What is more important is that she was born in poverty and suffered a lot. Although she cannot be said to be sunny and optimistic in terms of personality, she is at least positive and cheerful. She is not a depressed and gloomy person. But as to the main reason why Lin Qinglang aspires to become an official, is it to realize his own value, to save the world, or both? In short, I can see Lin's desire to become an official, but I don't quite understand the reason. Speaking of Su Changan, I think he is an out-and-out, well-behaved and wise king. He has good conduct, is diligent in government affairs, knows people well, and can cultivate talents. However, he seems to have more than enough strategy but not enough courage, so there is still a certain gap between him and the emperors of the ages. For example, regarding the release of Lin Qinglang, according to my observation, there are two main reasons why he let Lin Qinglang become an official: first, because Lin had made great contributions to her and should agree to her request; second, to let Lin fulfill Wanmei's unfulfilled wish. This decision made him go through a long process of hesitation. He was reluctant to let go of Lin Qinglang, but he let it go, so he was a wise king. The approach of emperors throughout the ages should be: even if their hearts are as sharp as a knife, they must be resolute and decisive, and give up personal love for the benefit of the country. Since Lin has great talent, she should be allowed to experience and grow. In time, Liu Guo will have another pillar. Even if you cry bitterly after returning home, you should still say in front of Lin: "Your talents should not be buried in the harem. You should take the common people as your own responsibility, take the world as your own responsibility, and contribute to our great cause of reunifying the country." This is the difference between a wise king and an eternal emperor: a wise emperor may be admired, but an eternal emperor is awe-inspiring. In addition, Su Changan failed to deal with Wang Zhongdao, which made people feel like a small failure. He didn't die of a sudden illness. Why didn't he spread the news that King Pingjiang came to Beijing quickly to prepare for the succession of the throne, and let the rebels get their hands on him? Su Changan gave me the impression that his style was very similar to that of the man who set fire to the straw but burned the wheat as well. He was the type who was unhurried, neither humble nor overbearing. Of course, after all, Su Changan had experienced chaotic situations and dangerous politics, and was much superior to that person in terms of strategies and methods. To sum up, I think Su Changan is an undoubted Mingjun, but Mingjun can also be divided into worldly and conservative, and he prefers the latter. If the country in his hands is stable, he must have a way to make the world clear and peaceful and the people peaceful. It's a pity that he was born in troubled times, and he seemed too gentle and not strong enough. Of course, this is also related to the complicated political situation before he took the throne. I can only sigh: God has not sent any great responsibility to this people. I just finished watching "Fu Lang Chronicle" and only a little bit of "Eastern Zhao Fengyun". I feel that Zhao Yuanrong is not as good as Su Changan. No wonder the heroes of Fulang have been fighting for hegemony for more than two hundred years and have not unified. It turns out that those emperors are all at this level╮(╯_╰)╭ Xuan Da, in the future there will be an eternal emperor who will unify Fulang with the help of Lin Qinglang. It would be too hard for Lin to help an emperor like Zhao Yuanrong to pacify the world, right, right, right
I read it in one go. This is the first article I have ever read that describes women as being so independent and strong without making them feel obtrusive or omnipotent. I feel that Lin already has her own soul in the author's writing. As a woman, I am deeply impressed by such a woman. The author has a broad mind and lofty intentions. He is affectionate but not limited to love. I deeply admire him! ! Presumptuous. . . . Flowers. . . . Hug the author and kiss him wildly, HOHOHOHO~~~=3=
Looking left and right, I feel that Miss Lin doesn't love anyone, including Xiao Su (although I can devote myself to her). Am I too ignorant?
You are not kidding! This turning point is too...
What a great article, I read it in one sitting, waiting for the second volume
I just saw this article today and I wanted to ask is it really over? Also, Emperor Su's ending is really touching. Such a character. It hurts.
I copied this article from a colleague, and after reading it, I came up to grade it. My favorite Su Changan died, and the tragedy was unavoidable. There will be more ups and downs of the plot, and we will fight in a new pit.
The characters in Xiaoxuan's works all have love, which is really beautiful