A Dream of a Thousand Autumns

Wow wow wow, I really like the two protagonists of this book. The characters are really good. The push and pull between you and me, the sincerity of the two people, is so sweet, and the supporting characters are also lovable. I really want to see more of their daily lives, but I feel like the story is indeed over. In fact, this is the second time I have finished watching it, but I still feel like there are ants crawling all over my body after watching it! Ah! Ah! The writing style is really good and very good at writing. I really liked the whole story, I just thought it would have been longer. It is now complete (except Yaoyao is blind in one eye...). However, I felt that the entire plot was too smooth. There were no twists and turns or surprises, and there was no sadistic part, so I felt like something was missing. But if Xian Qing and Yaoyao really misunderstood each other and plotted against each other, they wouldn't be as sweet as they are now. There would always be a problem, and it wouldn't feel like they were them anymore. And after thinking about it, it seems that they really can't be tortured. If there is such a plot, the characters of the two people will collapse. If Xian liquidated his plan, Yaoyao would not be able to swallow this sigh of relief and would never continue to get closer, otherwise it would not be Yaizhen's revenge against the arrogant King Yan. Yaoyao has plotted against her, and Xianqing will never open up to her again (not to mention that it is impossible for Xiao Qingzhong to plot against Xianqing). It is indeed the best for these two people to be as sweet as they are now. Ah! Can you give me some more information about the daily life of raising a baby after marriage? [Crying] [Crying]

When will the radio dramas of "Forbidden Court" and "A Thousand Autumn Dreams" be released?

Yaoyao is my favorite, she dares to love and hate, she is unrestrained and unrestrained, and she is still a loyal little love dog.

Ending with flowers~ This book and "Forbidden Court" are both very good to read!

Finally finished watching it, the group portraits are wonderful

The writing is fluent and the writing style is good, but the shortcomings are also obvious. First of all, the descriptions of the main CP and the two sides are not equal, and the dual-power setting is a bit far-fetched. The character Cui Ling can only be regarded as not stupid at best, just not holding back. During the reading process, it is difficult to feel that she has any real highlight moments or performances that turn the tide, and there is no sense of pleasure in joining forces. On the contrary, she is always in a passive position and can only let Xiao Zhuo take whatever he wants. There is no essential difference with Cui Lin's situation. Cui Ling's only strategy that can be called a strategy is to use his body as bait to lure Xiao Zhuo. In this case, the so-called dual power is difficult to establish. Secondly, the writing style of this article is more inclined to the idealistic or fantasy-type cool writing route. Since it is positioned like this, it also inserts some realistic plots or abrupt male characters from time to time, resulting in a mixed style that seems nondescript. Many plots cannot withstand careful scrutiny. However, the description of the battle scenes is indeed excellent, the rhythm is tense and exciting. All in all, it can be read as a light and refreshing article for entertainment. The beholder has a different opinion and the wise has a different opinion.

By the way, I suddenly discovered something. Yaoyao and Xianqing are related by blood (I forgot if they were cousins). I accidentally read an orthopedics article and now I realized it, hahaha.

This article is really addictive to read. Every character in the story has its own charm, and the writing style is also great! Looking forward to the Daxia and Daze chapters. I will definitely watch them! Come on!

Every time I read this author's novels, I feel that the writing style is really good, the classical prose is not out of place, and the ability to control words is mature enough. Watching it a few years later, I can clearly feel that the plot setting is deeper and the storytelling ability is better. Of course, the most shocking thing is "Forbidden Court" with Shangguan Wan'er and Princess Taiping as the protagonists. This novel also has a double life at the beginning, which is not novel, but it is a death opening, which is eye-catching. It sounds unbelievable that the heroine, who was forced to live and die, persuaded her father to seek the highest position, but in that era, many princes were originally interested in the throne. Especially when there is a tyrannical, ruthless and moody monarch who will only destroy his family if he doesn't fight back, everything is reasonable. But the road to seizing the throne is not easy, especially when there are so many coveters and heroes vying for the throne, so choosing the right allies is extremely important. The most novel-like thing about this novel is the other heroine, who not only has military power, but is also dedicated to love, does not steal the country, and is willing to pave the way for others. It is said to be a two-way romance, but it is indeed a fantasy that can only exist in romance novels. Although the two people occasionally have conflicts, their goals of action have always been incomparably consistent. In addition to the protagonist, the supporting characters are also wonderful in their own way. In addition to the sweetness of the Mom Party and the Sister Party, it is worth mentioning that the villains of the Father Party are also very distinctive. That kind of badness is not the kind of badness that gnashes one's teeth at the sight of it, nor is it the kind of evil that cares about human life, nor is it the kind of evil that is vicious and cunning, but a kind of conspiracy-type egoism based on patriarchy or male power.

The name Xun Mingyue is so nice, Xun Mingyue, Xun Mingyue.