The author has always been trying to write sweet stories, really. Here's the blurb:
Qiao Bingju has been married twice. Her first marriage lasted ten years, and it was a miserable life. After the marriage ended, she returned to the capital with two children she'd taken in. She had no travel documents, and the children had no household registration. Yet, through a series of schemes and twists of fate, she ended up marrying the nation's only prince with a princely title, Prince Duan, the regent.
During their two years of marriage into a prominent household, the prince shared her bed but never once grew more intimate with her. Even so, he treated her better than she had ever been treated in her ten years of marriage. She didn't dare let herself fall for him, but she couldn't help it. Just as she overcame the fear left by her failed marriage and began to sink into the prince's tenderness, he withdrew.
Qiao Bingju had a dream. When she awoke, the person from her dream was gone.
Qiao has been married before. The two boys were adopted by her former husband's family, who had found them abandoned. After the divorce, her former in-laws didn't want them, and Qiao couldn't bear to leave them behind, so she took them in and raised them.
The author is Chang Wenzhong.
Theme: Saving each other
I have regrets at the end of the story, but it has a long lasting aftertaste. Reading the author's works, I often feel that my cultural heritage is shallow. According to the author himself, he really has the Forbidden City in his heart. I am really lucky to have you as the creator of Baihe Wen. I am also lucky to see such a richly written work. I hope the author can write more ancient style articles like this in the future. They say that reading novels is not reading, but being able to read such words carefully is really self-improvement. Finally, I would like to thank the author for presenting vivid characters one after another and unforgettable stories one after another.
It's been a long time since I've read this kind of slow-paced novel (I read it carefully, so I'm slow), and it has hidden mysteries. It's been a long time since I've read a classical Chinese novel. During the reading process, I found something very magical: from the beginning to the end, there was always a picture in my mind. In front of us, whether it is the calm but majestic young man in Tsing Yi at the beginning, or the quarrels in the temple, or the backbone of the literati in the prison who is dripping with blood but would rather stand against the wall, there are many scenes. In reading online literature in recent years, I have gradually lost my sense of images. I originally thought that this ability had disappeared. After reading this novel, I realized that it was hidden by myself. Generally speaking, the content written by the author is quite good to me, but it may also be related to the length. If it is not particularly long, I will read it carefully and savor it carefully. For short and medium stories, I really like it.
A love affair that is forbearing and restrained to the extreme. It is very well written. However, there are many places where the unknown love is only written for us to see and is not known by the parties involved. Isn't this making people feel sad? What a good article. It would be better if it could be more perfect. Even if it is rejected in the end, it can alleviate this depressing feeling. A bitter secret love is played out again and again by herself. Everyone is heartbroken. No one is happy. After reading it, it makes people depressed.
The writing is so good, every character is very full, especially the prince, who is worried about the world's worries beforehand, diligent in state affairs, always eating and sleeping, wise and compassionate, is a rare benevolent master. The feelings of the main CP are also flowing slowly. The ending is so sad? The Xiangdang part ended a bit unexpectedly. It felt like the whole story was a life-and-death fight, and the little emperor was destroyed in one fell swoop. The most regrettable thing is the main CP. The prince should have faked his death in order to let go of the relationship, free the princess and return power to the emperor. However, it was said very early in the article that the prince's health is getting worse and worse. Is it a bit contradictory? And the main CP didn't express their feelings to each other even after the ending? It feels like this story is far from over. Generally speaking, it is written with great style, like an expanded version of a biography.
Sure enough, work consumes people's energy. It seems that after a few years of returning to power, the prince's health has finally recovered, which is great.
No matter what, Ruan Ruan only wanted to be the emperor's aunt instead of his aunt. She was so heartbroken that she could not change her mind.
This is an OE that I think is BE. After reading it, I felt both blocked and relieved. It is very exciting. Thank you to the author, teacher.
It broke my heart QAQ
Hey, it turned out to be a cookie at the end of the meal?
Ruan Ruan was such a good girl, but she was treated like this by the Qin family. Although what I said is true, my ex-husband appears in my memories a lot, and I feel a little uncomfortable when I read it, as if I suddenly ate a fly... I know that this past cannot be eliminated in any way, but it would be better if the author writes less. After all, there is a difference between what we imagine and what you actually write.