I have finished reading the article, but I am still immersed in the story of Wan Mei and Brother Xu. I really want to know the story after ascending the throne. It would be great if there are a few extra stories. Among the books of the same type, this one is currently number one in my mind.
It took me almost a week to read this book. At first I thought it was a bit boring, but the further I read, the more unexpected it became. The tone of the whole story is relatively depressing, perhaps because the background is a troubled world. Survival in troubled times is not easy, and love is even more difficult. My favorite character is the heroine Li Jin. While reading the article, I felt sorry for her several times, but I also admired her. In her, I saw fresh vitality. Finally, when Jiankang fell, Li Jin chose to keep the classics, which showed his true character. If I had to choose a plant to represent plum blossoms, I would choose Populus euphratica. It suddenly occurred to me when I was writing a review, and I somehow felt that this plant matched the impression I had on Li Jian. Finally, I would like to say that the story created by the author is very good and true, and it is worth recommending to more people to read. This is actually the author's first book, and it has great potential. The few books to be published also look good, and I'm looking forward to it~ I'd like to make a small suggestion: I hope the author can have more interactions and daily life between the male and female protagonists in the next book. In this book, there is a little less interaction between the male and female protagonists in the early stages, and in the later stages they get together less and stay apart more. Although every time we get along is very warm, I want to see more sweet interactions.
Unexpectedly beautiful! From the beginning of the first chapter, you can feel the author's writing style. It is very un-Jinjiang, but very sophisticated, and it feels like reading a vernacular novel during the Republic of China. The male and female protagonists are not Jinjiang male and female protagonists in the traditional sense, but the emotions of the little characters are equally exciting, which exactly fits the title of the book. Reading this book in Jinjiang is like digging a treasure!