Main story complete, bonus chapters coming soon
Main story blurb:
For as long as I can remember, I lived with my mother at the Qiujiu House. When I was ten, she sent me to the Yang family.
When I first heard about it, I thought it was another Western-style building like the grand hotels in the foreign concessions. Only when I reached the gate did I realize it wasn't. It was even grander and larger than those Western buildings, like an ancient city to a child like me.
The Yang family estate was nothing like the Qiujiu House. There weren't hordes of young women around, no managers shouting at us, and no sign of my mother.
I endured most of my youth there, and in those years experienced more dramatic ups and downs than most people ever do.
It was amid unending humiliation that I finally met a ray of brilliant light.
No matter how much time passes, she will always shine.
* First-person narration
* An alternate Republican-era setting, with no real-life inspiration
* One-on-one romance, no secondary couples
* Six-year age gap, younger male lead
Theme: Resolve and passion in a chaotic era
So that's it. The first person perspective is like a jigsaw puzzle. After putting one part together, you know part of it, but you are left with a lot of confusion. If you try to put together the other parts, you will have the answers to the previous threads. Only when you put them together can you see the whole picture. Very interesting. A big reason why writing from the first perspective is difficult is that the perspective is incomplete and confusing, but this article makes good use of this point and turns the disadvantage into an advantage. The excellent writing style makes people immersed, so a little ambiguity does not affect reading so much, and even the information flaws of a single perspective make it more immersive. It's a really interesting way of writing. Ps Wu Shen didn't talk about such a big thing. Does he really love Zhai Ming? (Bushi)
Su Shui's perspective is great. So candid and direct. Whether writing about Yun Shu or Sushui, the advantages of the first person are used particularly well. The limitation of perspective strengthens personal feelings, and there is a lot more expansion in visual and auditory feelings. The psychological activities are also richer, delicate and aesthetic enough, and the voice is surging enough. Ps Su Shui was so bitter. When her heart beat, Yun Shu had no intention of enlightening her. For a moment, I felt that be must be absolutely beautiful (cross it out, it's all an illusion)
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" is a perfect high-scoring M-shaking masterpiece. Wipe away tears.
Yun Shu's perspective is actually very narrow. She has a partial understanding of many things, and we readers will also feel that many things have passed by in a flash. The first-person perspective combined with the author's unique writing style actually creates a good sense of immersion, but because of this, the whole story needs to be completed from another perspective. I am looking forward to the story from Su Shui's perspective. P. S. Yun Shu is really an ordinary person with no golden fingers at all. It must be too painful to be pressed to the ground and rubbed all the time.
Wuwuwuwu, it's so beautiful, it's really beautiful. My top baby this year 😭 😭 I'm really touched to see you come all the way from not signing the contract, and now it's finally over! Seeing Yun Niang and Sister Tou go through ups and downs and finally being together, it warms my heart. See you in the next book!! 💪 💪
Yun Shu, alas, for someone who was so badly bullied by so many people, she knew that thinking about others was also forcing others to do something difficult for her. But I still think, if only she could have some empathy for Uncle Zhang and think about Chunlan... Kind-hearted people don't have to be implicated to death, and Yun Shu herself will live a better life. However, Yun Shu obviously only cares about her mother. Compared with her mother, her mother is obviously more important whether she is living a good life, so the people who spread goodwill to her are not important either... I hope the eldest sister can cover Yun Shu's head.
When will Yun Niang wake up? All have long mouths
Although, the bright light never feels too dazzling (I feel that Yun Niang has not been very affected by the lively elder sister... She is still very closed... Ah ah ah, but her past is indeed very sad... Ah ah ah, I'm sorry, I always want to see love, I am a bitch... I can't see it in a short time...) And Yun Niang is like this, it really makes me feel that there is no end to revenge... Life is already very difficult. No matter how I read the novel, I can see a deep sense of powerlessness. I am so broken. When will the revenge be completed? And where is the big boss? Besides, after the revenge is over, will Yun Niang really be relieved? Why do I feel that she will fall into endless emptiness... She really puts too much emphasis on revenge in her daily life. Oh my god, I don't dare to think about it. I am so anxious to death. I am so anxious to death... The most devastating thing is that not only is the first-person perspective limited... Yun Niang told us the story but didn't tell us the whole story? It feels like her psychological activities and plans were not told to the readers... The readers are also suffering... They were kept in the dark the whole time.
Yun Shu is so reckless, look back at her, someone is thinking about you.
Oh, she was wronged [Caigou] I think this is candy 😂