Rain patters beyond the curtain.
A rainy night beneath the banana leaves is the perfect time to light incense, brew tea, and open a book. Listen as I tell you a few stories. When the rain stops, my stories will be over, too.
The Banana Leaves in Night Rain series:
Ask the banana leaves for news of spring
Raindrops patter softly over the banana leaves
Autumn winds turn the banana leaves green
"Bound together in marriage, we vow to love and trust each other." A devoted love that lasts until old age is what every sheltered young woman dreams of, but life does not always go as we wish, and happiness is seldom easy to come by.
Flowers bloom and fade. Where will they go, and what will become of them?
A story of the tangled relationships between four generations of married couples in the wealthy Qin family of Shanghai, from the late Qing dynasty to the early Republic of China.
Theme: A story of harmonious married love.
The writing is good.
In several novels, the plots and characters are similar, the values reflected in them, the male protagonist's style of life, the female protagonists' final compromise (but insisting on elevating the compromise to "love"), the author frequently responds to readers' questions with statements like "men are like this"... All of the above always make people wonder whether the author himself has any similar experiences and compromises.
To be honest, there is no big problem with the main story lines themselves. However, the author often ends up elevating the reconciliation between the heroine and the hero to "the heroine loves the hero." Not to mention that it cannot be logically justified, and the heroine's character is suspected of collapse. Can the author himself be sure that it is "love"?
This "elevation" is distasteful.
Invitation for publishing rights, does the author have contact information?
There are fewer and fewer words that can make people calm down to read, and even fewer words that can make people feel calm after reading them.?
Wow, it's so pretty! The previous paragraph reminds me of Flowers of the Sea
The writing is good, looking forward to more works
Hahaha, the heroine is great! Stinky man!
So well written! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Come on, author?! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Hello awesome! ! !
The writing is good. In several novels, the plots and characters are similar, the values reflected in them, the male protagonist's style of life, the female protagonists' final compromise (but insisting on elevating the compromise to "love"), the author frequently responds to readers' questions with statements like "men are like this"... All of the above always make people wonder whether the author himself has any similar experiences and compromises. To be honest, there is no big problem with the main story lines themselves. However, the author often ends up elevating the reconciliation between the heroine and the hero to "the heroine loves the hero." Not to mention that it cannot be logically justified, and the heroine's character is suspected of collapse. Can the author himself be sure that it is "love"? This "elevation" is distasteful.
Invitation for publishing rights, does the author have contact information?
There are fewer and fewer words that can make people calm down to read, and even fewer words that can make people feel calm after reading them.?
Wow, it's so pretty! The previous paragraph reminds me of Flowers of the Sea
The writing is good, looking forward to more works
Hahaha, the heroine is great! Stinky man!
So well written! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Come on, author?! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Hello awesome! ! !