She is a young woman burdened by a deep-seated vendetta.
He is her nominal older brother, and also a pawn on her chessboard.
That day, mountain flowers bloomed in profusion. She lay in his arms, her skirt spread like clouds, while he held one slender foot firmly in his palm.
He doted on her in every way.
But her mind was elsewhere. Every curve of her lips, every flutter of her lashes, was deliberate.
He had no idea that the next day she would leave with another man and never look back.
But on the eve of her departure, her family was slaughtered. Not one of them survived.
The man who ordered the killings was the very man she had planned to run away with.
Her vendetta grew by one more tally.
He, too, fell into the depths of hell.
He learned that her affection had been false, and from then on they were trapped in a sea of hate and love, struggling against its waves.
The lives lost became thorns in their hearts, impossible to pull out.
Love could not bear fruit, and hate made it impossible to face one another.
Revenge was their only salvation.
To avenge their deep-seated grudges, they went their separate ways.
When they met again, she was the enemy's woman, while he had become the heir to the Prince of Yu.
At the palace banquet, the glow of colored glass lanterns seemed to flow from another lifetime. Their eyes met and parted at once, their faces as indifferent as strangers'.
Everyone in the hall, dressed in crimson and purple, thought they had no connection whatsoever.
Little did they know that, while the singing and dancing reached their height, shadows stirred behind the curtains in a side hall, and her foot was once again held in his palm, just as it had been years ago.
[Guide for Readers]:
Happy ending, alternate historical setting, revenge story; pseudo-siblings with no blood relation.
The plot is a deadly survival game mixed with a game of Werewolf.
The romance is all about love and hate tangled together.
"More important than imperial power is the mortal world. More important than the mortal world is freedom."
Theme: Love and freedom are worth more than the highest throne
It's a very good book, with plots, twists, sadism, and sweetness.
I watched it on and off for a long time, what can I say? In fact, it's a bit of a surprise, because it's much better than the previous book of ancient Chinese novels, the writing flow is better than the previous book, and the characters are also very three-dimensional. I like Xiaohan very much, hahahaha, she is really a wonderful woman, how can she be so smart sometimes and have a child-like innocent heart at other times. Looking at the three characters along the way, Xiaohan is the first, followed by Xiao Zhu, and finally Wuji. Xiaohan is so cute. From your writing, from the words of the hero and the supporting character, and from the supporting characters, she is really a very vivid person. When you are happy, you are as lively as a cunning fox, and when you are in danger, you are like a flower that remains standing despite the rain and wind. She is so beautiful, she is like a pure white jasmine flower in my heart, and I have no doubt at all about the men who fell under her skirt. She is playful, smart, brave, calm, and there are countless beautiful adjectives that I want to use to describe her 🐰 As for Xiao Zhu, I feel that his body is more three-dimensional than the male protagonist. This may also be a small flaw in this article. I can see this person's complex personality, but his biggest The character is still self-centered, he is too self-centered, so he can get what he wants without worrying about other people's feelings. Every time I see him using force on Xiaohan, I always want to rush in and kill her. If I don't attack Xiaohan, I always wonder how a strong person like him can let Xiaohan go. But his fate is really good. He is the one who succeeds, and it is his mother who paves the way for him. Even the winner in the final outcome seems to be him. He is the leader of a country, has heirs, and the queen is also assisting him. Not to mention that Xie Yun died for him, just to let him let go, let go of his obsession, and let him be the leader of his country with peace of mind. His life was too good, but what he got was obtained by stepping on many people. Then there is Wuji. Wuji's personality is a bit thin, and he is a bit inferior to Xiao Zhu. But it can be seen that he loves Xiaohan very much, which is better than Xiao Zhu, and it is Xiaohan's desperate choice. However, his current flash point seems to be only reflected in his love for Xiaohan. If he can fight for it a little bit later, his character should be more three-dimensional [Loading] However, I still like this book very much. I am very happy to meet Xiaohan. Xiaohan and Wuji will be happy in the future 🐰
This is the first book I've read, "Hen Hai Qing Tian", and it's really shocking. Lu Hao is a very sober woman. She knows what she wants. If she wants revenge, she must live. She must return to Jingzhou to find out the truth before she can kill her enemy, so she can use all means to get close to Xiao Zhu and return to Jingzhou, play tricks with him, carefully survive in the palace, look for clues, and be good at using her own advantages to create a way out for herself. No matter how long it takes, no matter how far she goes, she never forgets her purpose and the blood feud on her body. My first impression of Lu Wuji was that of light and wind, but according to the general formula, such a person is a paranoid one. He is very similar to Ahan. He has never forgotten the death of his adoptive parents, and he will spare no effort to seek revenge. He will use all means to get what he wants. Yes, his paranoia is most vividly reflected in Ahan. More important than the imperial power is his sister, his favorite Ahan. In fact, when I saw Wuji and Ahan quarreling, I couldn't even think of dubbing Wuji "It was you who led me to a "Brother is not like an elder brother, and a lover is not like a lover on the road", but after thinking about it, it is not quite accurate. You, Lu Wuji, should have the elements that can guide A Hairpin. Their experiences are vigorous, and they are entangled in the intertwining of hatred and love. /Mian, "Hate comes and goes, but I hate that you don't love me enough." I think this was probably Lu Wuzhi's mood on the way back to Beijing, but it wasn't until the wedding night that he realized that Ahan loved him, everything was a misunderstanding, and they were the most compatible couple in the world. Others standing in the center of power, whether it is Xiao Zhu, the emperor, the empress, Prime Minister Shen or Concubine Cui, all feel like puppets dominated by power. Everyone has their own difficulties, but everyone has also done something unforgivable. On the road to fighting for power, their hands are stained with blood. There is no way to look back. Turning back will lead to death. One wrong step and everything will be in vain. Sincerity is the least important in the face of power. Concubine Cui said " "The Empress Dowager", stopped to stop Lu Hairan. Xiao Zhu had true feelings for Lu Hairan, but what was more important was the emperor's position. King Yu wanted to kill the emperor for revenge, but maybe in the end, in addition to revenge, he also developed a desire for imperial power. Desire, everyone is affected by power, everyone is dominated by power, but who doesn't want to live? With rights, you can live better. If you don't fight for it, you will become a stepping stone for others to rise to power. This is the true nature of the palace. Xiao Zhu has some conscience but not much (I don't mean to say he is very good). In the final analysis, the emperor is behind the whole chess game. After ascending to the throne, in order to get the support of Prime Minister Shen, he abandoned his wife and son, married another daughter of a noble family, and personally killed the children of Queen Shen for fear of the world. The family was so powerful that the lover who killed his younger brother suppressed his younger brother's rights, hunted down his own son, and used his son as a shield to support another son's rise to power. All this was imperial power. As an emperor, it is natural to be suspicious, but it also planted the seeds of rebellion for his own throne. Xiao Zhusheng grew up in the royal family, and he saw through the warmth and coldness of people's hearts, so even though he didn't admit it, he still killed him, and his conscience allowed him to bury the Lu family couple. This is the contradiction between power and conscience. One scene that I remember very clearly is the three people standing outside the palace waiting for the summons. Ahan is looking at the road ahead, Wuji is looking at Ahan, and Xiao Zhu is looking at the closed palace door, and Ahan is looking at Ahan's future. She is thinking about revenge and breaking the situation. What Wuji is looking at is his lover, and what he is thinking about is how to marry her back. In his heart, nothing is more important than the hairpin, and his power cannot be shaken. Xiao Zhu is looking at the throne, and what he is thinking about is the emperor's thoughts. The throne is the most important thing. Everything must be compromised for the throne. This is the biggest difference between Wuji and his feelings for Azan, and it is also one of the reasons why he lost to Wuji. More important than power is the hands held tightly by your lover. (I have been in a bad state recently, and the prefaces and afterwords of what I write are also very serious. Because I write while reading, it is also to ensure that the emotions after reading are integrated into the text, and I have more to say. It seems that I am aphasic when I am not in the mood to write. I forget what I wrote, and I don't know what I wrote. I may not be able to keep up with the reversal, but I don't have the energy to change it. The state is too bad, so please forgive me, but I still want to say something. This article is very brain-burning and shocking, really awesome) (Happy every day, see you next time)
It's a very good book, with plots, twists, sadism, and sweetness.
The opening rhythm is very good, and the male and female protagonists are very compatible with each other. But it starts high and goes low, and the plot arrangement in the later stage is not reasonable enough. In the climax, the female protagonist is one against many, but the male protagonist does not appear at all. Moreover, the description and foreshadowing of King Yu and Queen in the early stage were not enough, which made the emotional outbursts and multiple reversals of the two people at the climax seem a bit like a castle in the air. After reading the whole article, the one who liked and impressed me the most was the family of four who had a wonderful start, but the others were just average.
The beginning is very atmospheric, but later on the male protagonist just feels like he's making soy sauce 🤩
Goodbye Lu Hairpin & Lu Wuji [Cat Claw] Finished Spreading Flowers [Spreading Flowers] See you in the next one 💪
Finished spreading flowers! See you next time🥰🥰🥰
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
He is unclean, otherwise let the heroine sleep with him