No General's Carriage

After hesitating for a long time, I finally ventured to leave this comment. Over the years, I have picked up Qie Xiao's novels and read them slowly many times. Especially in the year or two after Qie Xiao finished writing "Little Bitch" and disappeared from the post forum, he read "Little Bitch" at least three times. It's just that I am a self-proclaimed demanding reader who thinks that my speech is unpalatable, so I never speak or join the communication group established by the author back then. I only stand on the other side of the shore and look at it. As a reader, I hope that good articles and works will be seen by more people, so about five years ago, I listed Qie Xiao as second in the collection of gb female titles on lof. The post still ranks high on the gb tag list. I wonder if I will be lucky enough to get a few people to read "The Little Bitch", even if there is only one more. But a few days ago, I accidentally clicked on Jinjiang and opened the book "Wu Jiang Cha". I was moved by the true love between Xue Rong and Xiao Chunjun, and shed tears by the love between sisters Xue Zhen and Xue Yu. Suddenly, I felt like I had gone back many years ago, reading about the moment when Xiao Yao knelt in Xie Changchun's knees, her mother-emperor passed away, and she was about to become emperor. I don't want to be silent anymore. There are two most moving parts of Qie Xiao. One is the description of the characters, the beautiful sentences and clear words. He never skimps on pen and ink, and every time he is meticulously crafted. First, the emotional description is in-depth and three-dimensional, and the overall presentation shows that every character is pitiful or hateful, cute or disgusting, and all shortcomings have their origins. The power of descriptive description in the former, coupled with the power of plotting within the palace walls of the imperial aristocracy in the context of ancient female monarchs, and the interlocking narrative ability of one incident after another, quickly bring readers into the story, while creating distinct and distinct personalities of the group of characters. The latter, I value. Putting aside Jie Xiao's quirks, he likes to write about smart male protagonists who fight in the palace and the heroines who eventually become emperors, loves to unfold the story step by step with interlocking plots of power, and loves to write about many strong and ruthless men. But after all, friendship and ambition will be revealed in the story, and these friendships and ambitions transcend family background, rules, and wealth in the world. Smart people can obviously calculate but do not calculate. They only ask whether they are sincere or not, and even dare to challenge fate. For example, Xue Zhen, Xue Yu, and Ren Yunyan all have the heart of serving the common people. For example, when Xue Yu proposes marriage to Ren Yunyan and talks about the reasons for choosing a husband, it is very accurate. However, it is a risky move to propose marriage in person. Just like what Empress Min said to Xiao Dingjun before her death, he had been dignified as empress for many years, enjoyed all the glory and made no mistakes in his life, but he still couldn't forget it, and what he wanted but couldn't get was the emperor's sincerity. Another example is that Xue Zhen is willing to stab himself with a greedy knife because of his sister's love. For example, Xue Laoqi was willing to save his father and Xiao Chunjun from a generation of talents to a laughingstock. Among them, many moral principles, kindness, and true feelings are integrated into one. The author also used Ren Heming's words to express that Emperor Xian'an was pitiful and no one could trust him. Is it because I feel happy when people are sentimental and righteous, and feel compassion for people who are ruthless and unjust? How can I not move people's hearts based on this? Nearly seven years have passed, and Qie Xiao's articles have matured a lot in terms of their conception, from "Little Bitch" to today's "No General Car". Among the little bitches, Xiao Yao and Xie Changchun are more likely to warm each other in the cold rain-like world. Although Xie Changchun is motivated by lust, his tolerant love and his tenacious vitality so softly and yet not weakly bridge Xiao Yao's unfortunate childhood and his distorted treatment of the opposite sex. Xiao Yao also silently made exceptions for Xie Changchun time and time again. Even though he had no family expectations behind him, he forced him to create a noble status for him, and worked hard to elevate him to the position of Queen Mother in order for him to be promoted. In fact, the depiction of friendship between people in "The Little Bitch" is vivid enough. Later, when I read "Frost Sky Dawn Corner", I was moved by the tenderness of the ruthless Queen Xia when facing her children, and sighed because Liu Cairen called Li Zhaoxia "brother" before his death. In past stories, there have been true depictions of family, friendship, and love. However, in "Wujiang Cha", for the first time, I saw Qie Xiao pulling the camera from the harem to the front court, putting the story on a broader platform, adding such female characters, and achieving another leap forward. The love between sisters, the love between mother and daughter, the plan to build the canal, the matter of military supplies, and the whirlpool of seizing the direct descendants, the female characters are either ruthlessly seeking official positions, or passionately seeking to help the world, looking for a place to live, and even reaching the top of the Nine Five. Such a further level of description is like unfolding a complete picture. It's so good that today, Qie Xiao's article has already matched justice and truth, and as Tang Xianzu said, "the world is always about love." Everyone comes and goes, flowers fade and bloom, the ups and downs rise and fall, all are filled with emotions, regardless of the differences between relatives, friends, and love. In addition, it seems that Qie Xiao's writing on the same theme, that is, surrounding the imperial power struggle, has become more in-depth. The more you can feel the coldness of imperial power, the involuntary lament of human beings, and the struggle of true feelings in it, which has become a kind of resistance to feudalism. It is true that today, as early as 20 years ago, ancient female-dominated novels such as "Jianjia" and "Jiaping Palace" have gradually declined, and the framework of male children is no longer used with the progress of the times. Nowadays, there are many outstanding female-oriented female children on the stage. But this does not prevent me from still thinking that when I was young and fed up with literature that abused women and worshiped men, when I first saw the female characters written by Qie Xiao, I was delighted to see female characters who were outstanding and shining, holding real power, gorgeous and powerful, or cold-hearted, violent and beautiful, or simple and peaceful... One after another, they were radiant, not the vassal of anyone, not an object to be treated casually. Qie Xiao's articles were once a shocking oleander that I encountered when I was a girl. I really love the male characters in her works who are as perseverant as wildfires and spring breezes. I also love her ambitious, powerful, powerful and confident female characters in her works. There are still many things that have not been finished. They just ended in one breath. This is what I can write. I don't know if Qixiao can receive this comment. I have seen that Qie Xiao has changed a lot over the years. I vaguely remember that Qie Xiao spoke on a Tieba forum in 2019, and his words were still high-spirited as a young man. When a reader asked about the details of the article, he once replied, "After reading the book a hundred times, the meaning emerges by itself." Now he has become more mature and generous, and his answers to readers are particularly patient and confusing. Qixiao, thank you for your perseverance in writing these articles. Reading your books, I always cry for the joy, anger, sorrow, and joy of the characters you write, and I also learn a lot from your articles. As your reader, I sincerely wish you a happy life.

Great success! ! ! Hahahaha I saw the last sentence hahahahahahaha I laughed so hard [crying with laughter] This life is over [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] Everything is going well in this life (except for Sister Town, love is still not going well [dog head]

Congratulations on the completion 🎉 I want to ask when the article will be published this year. The story is well written. Everyone in the story has flesh and blood, and it is not flat at all!!!

When will Baoer publish a new article [Compare your heart]

Ah! [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I really hate Zhen Ming! ! ! There can't be an IF side story, let's give it to Zhen Ming [crying]

I just finished reading www and I can't bear to let it go. It's so good. I can still read a few million more words. [Crying] [Crying] Xiao Ming and A Yu want to be happy forever, and so does Sister Zhen! Too few people have discovered this treasure. I just wrote a post to recommend it. I hope more people can see this treasure. I am really looking forward to the next article [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]

It turns out that He Ming looks more three-dimensional and attractive from the perspective of A Yu and Sister Zhen [poor]

The author would like to ask if there are any extras. I would also like to watch the extras [Love Eyes] [Love Eyes] [Let Me Be Well]

I really like this extra haha ​​[Glasses] Although I was a little bit frustrated when I read the previous article, I still insisted on being an official match. Pure love is invincible! ! ! I still hope it will always be Yu Ming, although I feel a little sympathy for Sister Zhen hahaha [laughing and crying]

I will keep waiting for Emperor Xian'an's grave to be dug up [Sunglasses][Sunglasses]