The Azure Luan at Sunrise

The beginning is okay, the middle is okay, and the ending is the best. After the male protagonist goes to the battlefield, the perspective shifts to the female protagonist. She dominates the court. She is a complete queen and is particularly charming. The rhythm of the ending of the plot line after about 90 chapters is particularly cool. The plot development in the previous article is very slow, the emotional line is slow, and the career line is also slow. I am very puzzled by the heroine who bites her nails, grinds her teeth, and jumps around. Even if she has an innocent and cheerful personality, a person who has lived two lives has lived to 2 in the previous life. More than 0, she is living again in this life. Her mental age should be very mature. She is born from the heart. Can she still walk like a child? Luan is a divine bird and phoenix. In her previous life, she was trapped in a golden cage and could not fly. She really felt aggrieved. , And in the early stage of this life, the female protagonist had no power at all, and everyone looked up to her and looked down upon her, treating her as a useless child. Looking at the past life, I really wanted to scold the male protagonist. The male protagonist really didn't understand empathy in his previous life. Is he tired of being the only one? Is he the only one who devotes all his energy to planning important policies for his family and country? No, why doesn't he want to think about the heroine's situation? All the relatives around her have passed away. No one in the huge palace really cares about her. She is still sick and can't even open the window, ride a horse, or make decisions about what to eat or drink. Can a phoenix who is used to seeing the blue sky be willing to be locked up in a golden cage? The only person she can trust in the palace is you, but you are still constrained by the rules and regulations of Lao Shizi. What rules do you care about when you are about to die? In the previous life, she wanted to ride a horse, but you didn't let her claim to take care of her illness. You are not willing to satisfy a patient's wish. You can just hold the horse by hand, and you said that men and women are not intimate. Find a female official or a horse official! To put it bluntly, you just didn't care, and you came to Xiaoma later, but do they still need it? You also said that she was wearing thin clothes and was being peeped by a man from the imperial army. She still doesn't know what the world is like. Is her beauty a sin? Do you have to hide it? After you die, you start to regret it. You are such a shrewd person, and you only realize that she never doubted you until she left. Otherwise, where did you get such great power? The male protagonist is arrogant, which fits his experience. He has achieved a lot in his hands at a young age, but he doesn't mean what he says, and he pretends to be stubborn. If the female protagonist doesn't speak, you won't speak. I like the image of the female protagonist very much, but there is really little psychological description of her in the middle part. It is difficult to write ancient Chinese prose well, and she is forced by ancient patriarchal feudalism. , Secular moral standards, the three cardinal principles and the five constant principles, it is more difficult to write a female protagonist well. A woman whose three views are in line with modern people is rare in that era. For the sake of logic and story background, the male protagonist will inevitably be elevated. It is easy to cause empty slogans to praise the female protagonist, but the actual writing is biased towards the male protagonist. Therefore, in the early and mid-term, the female protagonist has no power or influence, and her career development depends on Strength and aggressiveness, but the male protagonist is powerful now and the writing will be biased towards him. This is unreasonable, but it makes me unhappy. When the female protagonist becomes bigger and stronger later, it will be really cool when she ascends to the throne! Also, the female protagonist had no ambition at the beginning and did not want to ascend the throne, but her three major regrets in the previous life include family, country and world. Why did she have ambition later? Shouldn't it be there from the beginning?

After reading it, I came here to complete it and ordered it. I couldn't help but cry when I saw the last few chapters of the text. It was so good that I knew it would happen but I couldn't help crying in my heart. I wanted to cry for every flesh-and-blood character that was carefully created in it. I thought that my daughter would end up living in seclusion with Prime Minister Pei and live the life of leisure and leisure that she most wanted. But after seeing her ascending the throne, I felt that this was the most reasonable choice for the country and his ambition. Xie Lan's unspoken confession makes me cry, and Xie Zheng's love makes me cry. The second brother who is kind from beginning to end is also easy to cry. Every character is so vivid that I can't help but watch it all over again. Love you all so much. Love the author greatly

I still like it after reading it again. It would be great if a book can be published.

Maybe one day I can let it go, but not today and not tomorrow.

Is there a male protagonist like Xie (I haven't read the full story, but the extras really poked fun at me)

Although the previous life extra made me cry, I was still angry. The heroine died and the hero knew how to cherish it. I hated this kind of plot. From the beginning to the end, I pitied the heroine the most. After the heroine died, the hero felt guilty. What's the point? What did I take the heroine for? In the end, there was a he extra chapter. I was so frustrated.

The writing is good, and the planning and pulling of the emotional line are fascinating. In contrast, Machiavelli is written too concisely and palely, which is a bit regrettable.

Wuwuwuwu, feeling lost, so well written!

I really like the second lead male lead, but my future was almost ruined and I turned to follow the female lead, which made me feel happy.

Finished spreading flowers! It's not bad. It's one of the best articles I've seen recently that has a good plot and good writing. It's a fly in the ointment and I feel like it could use more things other than emotional lines.