The Twin Jades

Not bad. . . Although many people are criticizing it, I personally think that it is definitely not a bad ending. At most, the plot in the second half is rushed, and the last case is not as exciting as the previous ones. However, the characters are not broken, and the emotional line is quite complete. Although the heroine has left her hometown, don't scold her... You have to remember that she has the memory of being backstabbed by her relatives in her previous life. Although she is delicate and kind, she still loves her father and sister very much after experiencing the past life, but what happened happened, and even a grain of sand will wear people down. This arrangement is good for her. I feel that it is not pitiful to leave relatives as some people say, but it is a very moderate distance. Besides, the male protagonist has been burdened with the burden of being an orphan of the royal family since he was in kindergarten. He is obviously a person who values ​​​​love, but he is forced to watch sibling killings repeatedly. He is tired of the imperial power and just wants to go to a place far away from the disputes to retaliate and accompany his wife. It is also particularly reasonable. The relationship between Xiao Ren and Xiao Jiang is also handled very well. Although Xiao Su and her sister/sister and her father are a little awkward, they are explained in a brief manner and are not obtrusive. Generally speaking, because this article is not purely fictional, it is impossible for the protagonist to upgrade all the way and rise to the top like Shuang Wen did. It is only natural that there should be grievances, compromises, and regrets. Everyone in the author's works has his own thoughts and ideas, and his character is not flat, but multi-faceted, complex, and even difficult to self-consistently and constantly growing. In this online writing circle where many characters are impetuous and erratic, this is already very valuable. I hope to see the author write group portrait articles again in the future.

Yuiyue Liuhuo is very familiar with Tang history. The prototype of Minghua Zhang is Li Xian's second son. Most of them are in line with historical facts. Following the historical context, this character is fleshed out and all the things he experienced in his life are connected logically. He is by no means a fabricated character but a brave and resourceful Erlang in the late period of the Queen's reign. It's awesome. The whole article is about investigating the case. Seeking power is combined, but the romance is less. This article is more like a group portrait novel with love as the starting point. Moreover, these cases are written in a complicated but accurate manner, with incredible turning points every time. It is amazing to see the depth of the author's skills. The notes behind each case are also very cute.

It is well written, but the most pity is that the author ends at this time, because everyone knows that this prosperous era is nothing more than a mirror, and it is the last afterglow before the sunset of the Tang Dynasty.

One of my favorites, with many unforgettable plots. I always love group portraits! In fact, about a third of the way through, I vaguely guessed that the male protagonist was the extra one based on the attitude of the other characters arranged by the author. I was anxious to look up the life of Prince Zhang Huai (although there were discrepancies between his life and the book, it was really a pity. If the prince recognized by Emperor Gaozong successfully ascended the throne, history How will it be rewritten? I have read many novels and film and television works with the background of Wu Zhou before, but this is the first time to get to know Prince Zhang Huai specifically. It is a pity). The most painful plot is the death of Prince Yide, Princess Yongtai, Prince Wei, and the three princes. I realized that the Li and Wu families have turned into political animals. The author discusses Li Huazhang's mental journey from returning power to the Li family to giving up the throne for the people, and also describes Wu Zetian's mentality as the founder of the Wu Zhou Dynasty. The interweaving of historical events and historical figures is just right. In the end, it is an ideal ending for the male protagonist to jump out of the vortex of power and do practical things. I like the ending of everyone in the seven-member team very much. They will always be the most bright and pure Tang Dynasty teenagers! Growing up all the way without forgetting the original intention, even if I know that they may catch up with the Anshi Rebellion, I believe that they will have a wonderful and happy life. The extra chapter is very complete, the innocent heart remains unchanged, working hard for the common ideal, and welcoming a bright future together. Love, family and friendship are all good [Xingxingyan] Sister Xianyu is so cute and I love the heroine so much!

The main story line is quite good, but I have read one of the most tiring articles in many novels in the past. I also felt the same way after reading several articles by the author. It made me think about the writing. Good writing really makes the reader feel good. The biggest problem with this article is that the side description is too bloated and contains a huge amount of information. It often jumps back and forth from the main line and the branch line to dizziness. It is not affected at all by omitting the branch line or directly going to the climax and ending, because the emotions of the male and female protagonists are not progressive or not done enough. What's more, the dialogue often goes from one sentence to the next, like a daily running account, plus a lot of descriptions of the environment. It often feels like the mood is interrupted and very unsmooth, like a balloon that has been blown up and suddenly deflated. I'm not an advanced reader, but I'm amazed by Zui Qiongzhi's article. With just a few strokes, I can visualize the scene and use words accurately. I can also visualize the character's facial expressions and movements when saying this sentence through language. I really don't need such a long description. The content of the branch plots can also be refined, and a lot of dialogues from supporting characters are added, which is really a headache to watch.

Oh, I think about the Anshi Rebellion later, and I feel worried.

After a long time of book drought, I finally waited for my favorite author to finish a long novel. Is this a full meal? When I first started to read, I felt that this subject matter was not a subject that the author is usually familiar with, and it was a bit boring to read. The standardized character configuration of the protagonist group + the rigid plot and case reasoning connection, there is a sense of hollowness that the protagonist's existence is to promote the case, but as the plot deepens, it begins to get better after the first case, and the male protagonist The characters are becoming more and more three-dimensional, and I feel that the image of the crime-solving team has a three-dimensional feeling. It started when Queen Wei boarded the plane and Ren Yao made different choices. By the time of the last case, I was really touched. The feelings of teenagers are the most touching, whether it is about the individual self or friendship and love. I feel it very strongly in the last few chapters. Hahahaha, the overall level of the concept has been improved after the online signing. This is indeed the best work of the author in the past few years, and it is worth reading.

I really think Xie is super handsome, can you open a book with the same male protagonist as him [Star Eyes]

May the sun never set on the soul of the Tang Dynasty. After reading this, I don't understand why I feel so empty.

Those who have never eaten history can come and watch the finale. . . What kind of thing does the author write? He just treats everyone as a fool. Do you think the male protagonist is Qu Yuan?