One-line summary: Childhood sweethearts stay together through troubled times.
A mournful horn sounded across the grasslands. Khan Jinwu had passed away, and Princess Pingyang, who had left home ten years earlier to marry beyond the frontier, set out for home with her son, Prince Yi.
The Southern Liang court and the grassland nobles joined forces to plot an assassination, leaving the princess dead in a border town. Prince Yi and the young girl Yuan Zhenzhu headed south, where he became Prince Yi, a lord of awkward standing.
Two childhood sweethearts are swept up in the struggle for power in the Southern Liang court. They bide their time and plot revenge for the princess, gradually growing from naive youths into formidable adults.
In a time of turmoil, staying together is precious beyond measure. Zhenzhu's gentle companionship becomes a ray of light in his dark life.
Reader's guide:
They stand together through troubled times and patiently plot their revenge. The male lead's two close companions both have their own compelling storylines.
The male lead is obsessive and scheming, while the female lead is clever and gentle. No melodrama, no frustrating plot twists.
Theme: Keep living bravely
I stayed up late to read it again, and I was filled with emotion... It turns out that Xiao Zhou is so powerful in this book. Although he lost his title, he was able to capture the king. Xin Su's origins can be guessed early on, but who is the person who gave her power? Fishing gang? Maybe I didn't read carefully enough, so I need to read two more books. Both books leave blank space for two women, one is Miss Zhou who married Yuan Wenjing, and the other is Miss Yuan who became the emperor's concubine. In my opinion, they never made any big mistakes, but they became like duckweeds with the collapse of their father's family and husband's family. Both Zhenzhu and Azhu can have close friends by their side. I hope they can be happy in future stories~
This book is better than "Looking for Silver". There are many and deep foreshadowings. You can vaguely guess the layers of conspiracy under the water, but you can't help but watch how this conspiracy unfolds step by step. The tender details interspersed in the middle are very warm. The Story of Silver Hunt is also very good, with a good degree of relaxation, but the foreshadowing is a bit obvious, and there are relatively few layers. You can guess the ending at once, and the entire story line is relatively simple. Da Da's first novel is so amazing. I was born to eat this. Keep writing. I look forward to seeing the entire Nanliang universe. I will follow it all the way! Mwah?
It has been many years since I watched "The Story of Silver", so I have forgotten the role of Wang Jing, and I don't remember whether Prince Yi will have any roles in the future. As an independent novel, the ending is a bit sloppy, the structure of the entire novel is a bit top-heavy, and the heroine's character is not distinctive enough. Apart from being kind, I can't see that she plays any particularly important role in this story. This article is not as good as the last two, which shows that the author has been making progress, which is great! In addition, I think all the author's works have a common feature, which is that they tend to be group portraits, and the role of the male and female protagonists is not very big. The love in "Looking for Silver" is a bit interesting. I don't think the romance line of this article and "White Mountain Academy" is very important [laughing], but the logical and brain-burning parts such as Machiavellian layout are well written and getting better and better. Moreover, the author's insight into human nature is also very profound. Every choice of the British public in this article, the psychology of Jiang's corrupt officials in "Looking for Silver", and the overall view of Baishan Academy... The author is a person who has serious observation and deep thinking about life. Comparing his heart [Rose]
Uh huh huh?? Death escape?? Such a kind author, good causes good consequences, evil causes bad consequences.
Dragon begets dragon, and phoenix begets phoenix. I personally think it is not about genes and heredity, but education. The dragon will educate the children with the eyes of the dragon, and the phoenix will restrain the children with the standards of the phoenix, so their next generation will continue this excellence. The mouse can only teach the child to make holes. Of course, in individual cases, there are talented players who are smart enough, hardworking enough, and good enough, but that is really an individual case. . For most people, education is so important.
So my grandfather is not actually dead?
Was it the Third Prince who ordered Pearl and the Princess to fall into the water?
This is actually the first time I have published it in Jinjiang. The writing is also great, the writing is smooth and concise, the plot is compact and full of twists and turns, and there are also foreshadowings. Love it, love it. I have to comment on some old sayings that are really too long-winded.
The official style of this Liang court official is somewhat similar to that of the Ming Dynasty.
Oops, I read it in one go. This article was buried. Come on, author. You wrote it very well.