The Golden Road

I was amazed by the story at the beginning, so I started with the unique worry of encountering difficult and beautiful words in school reading comprehension. After reading it, I fell into a dilemma that I couldn't write, but as expected, I still wanted to give this book a high score. I waited until twenty days later and basically forgot about the plot before I started writing it. After all, there was a teacher's 10,000-word review in front of me to promote the wonderful plot. The book review mainly wanted to talk about the unique reading experience of "Gold". A story about five women whose destinies are closely linked. The women in the story are seeking revenge. [In the winter of 1884, I returned to Ninefield Hall for the last time. It rained heavily. Between the gunshots, I glimpsed the fate of us all. From the moment I saw the introduction, I began to guess which character "I" was and which time point 1884 was. Until the fourth volume, Clara, Tang Xing and "Helen" returned to the manor at the same time. That moment was like a stage play, and the red curtain rose at this moment to bring about the climax of the plot. Yes, the excellent reading experience brought by "The Golden Road" is like a delicate and timeless opera. The fate of the characters is tied and intertwined into a web and cocoon, and the connections between each other are rising and falling like waves. The purpose of the story is too strong, this is drama; the character's personality is one-sided and direct, this is drama; the target of revenge is one-on-one, this is drama... The characters stepped on the stage to welcome the ending, some did not die in London in the end, and some started over in the dark night of London, the characters sang "It's a star, it's a pearl, it's a god", "You're blocking God", "I use it to bless you", "In this world we all have the power to kill or not kill others", "They exchanged names like they exchanged fate". Use dialogue, laughter, flashing lightning and hatred to complete the story. Use gorgeous language. The scene of Gwendolin's madness cuts through the background of the story like a bolt of lightning. This is the first tragedy at Nienfield Manor. This tragedy creates a cold and soulless woman and leaves a man who can only live forever in love with a ghost of the past; Claude asked "otherwise" "How could Mr. Thompson see you crying?" That scene was the first time I was moved by Clara, the girl who gave away the ruby, this girl who was alone but had everything, this woman who was above the rules of operation; the scene where Tang Xing learned that the destination was India. (At that time, I almost didn't dare to read anymore) The moment when Tang Xing appeared in the manor like a ghost, the scene where Clara almost trembled when Tang Xing said "I will bless you with it" after piecing together the past in her few words, the scene where Tang Xing killed Tris and declared his love and hate loudly; The scene where Genia kills the two men like a chicken (her story reminds me of Fingersmith), the scene where Virginia shouts out my name is Vetty in the rain like drums... Those beautiful anger and joy, those women's power and those bursting words fascinated me. The story and characters sparkle like rubies. It is worth reading by those who are willing to love it and capture the frozen scenes over and over again.

All the characters take the stage

The girl whose fate was changed by Thompson was actually the illegitimate daughter of a younger brother who had delusions about the person he loved.

How could this be my cousin here? Don't you mean distant relatives?

This has not changed yet.

I'm so laughing, my words are so cute, I can manually extinguish my memory

"But correspondingly," this is a big bug for the author~

Wow, I feel like it was well written. Several different titles represent different aspects of the heroine's life.

Before this, I liked Clara's role in their lives, that is, she was actually nothing, but she existed in this world.

Wuwuwuwuwu, this ending Like a bud growing out of the ruins of a fire, reborn refers to all the people who survived.