Song of the Cloud Weaver

It's always refreshing to reread; it's been twenty years since I wrote this story! It's such a pity the author only wrote this one romance novel.

It's always fresh and new; it's been twenty years since I wrote this story before I knew it. The author only wrote this one romance novel.

It combines personal emotions, human sorrows, and national righteousness, along with an idealistic aesthetic. However, overall, it still leans towards a montage-like technique, as if it were someone else's story. It lacks something—perhaps life experience, naturalness, inspiration, or something more indescribable and elusive in literature.

I bought a physical copy of this book when I was in high school, and I'm rereading it now.

The writing is quite good, but the plot is too short. Also, the executioner at the end died unjustly; wasn't it a case of sacrificing someone else's life for his own?

The writing style is good, but the content is somewhat lacking. The classical Chinese style is nice, but it would be even better if more plot were added. I support it!

This is a good piece of writing, though the language is a little affected. Hehe...

I read it again, and the author's writing is quite eloquent.

This is really a great article. The negative reviews downstairs are so inexplicable; I was almost misled by you guys. The sex scenes in this story aren't the main point; they're all there for the sake of the relationship. I don't know what you guys think, sigh.

I read this story based on the introduction, but it's not good (in my opinion). It's baffling. I only skimmed a few chapters before giving up. I really don't understand why Su Wanqing had sex with Zhao Huan in the first place. She doesn't love him, and no one forced her, yet she still had sex with him—was she being obsessive? I can't understand the female lead at all!