To sum up in one sentence: plainness is the truth. I tend to prefer post-apocalyptic farming stories, which are warm and plain, but I feel a touch of sadness every time I read them. These books by Fu Hua have this feeling.
It is a modern side story about the arrival of eunuchs. Although it is a medical background, the content feels professional and not obscure. Overall, it is very good. It is recommended to watch this one after watching the previous one []
The author's writing skills are very good, and he has clearly researched it. It reads with an ancient charm but is not obscure or pretentious. The reference at the end scared me, haha. The male and female protagonists are both small characters who redeem each other and support each other. The emotional lines are very delicate, and the supporting characters are also three-dimensional and plump. The overall reading is very comfortable and full of fireworks [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]
