This is a story about the clever and kind-hearted princess of the Zhou Dynasty and the ambitious young princes, full of forest and grassland atmosphere. Although some of the plot design and character creation deserve to be scrutinized due to the time when the book was written, it is indeed a highly readable story.
After watching it three times, Ah Qi is the brightest Chang'an girl, but I have to say that Shao Yin is even better looking before she expresses her feelings.
After so many years of reading, only a few can remember the name of the protagonist. Time travel is not just about endless house and palace battles, but it is not impossible to become a general or become a prime minister. Moreover, the description of imperial examinations and government affairs is different from most of Jinjiang's empresses in the East Palace rolling cakes and emperors going to the ground to use gold hoes. This book has a lot of detailed textual research. In my opinion, it is the best work written by Cherry Cake.
The first twenty chapters are really textbook descriptions. The writing is sophisticated, serious and lively, much like a documentary commentary. The two stars are deducted because the author really took a longer break, and the second half is not as soul-stirring as the first half.
Jade is in the mountains and the grass and trees are moist; pearls grow in the abyss but the cliffs are not withered. The legendary novel is really enjoyable to read. The young man who enjoys the world and must take revenge is so matched with the brave, resourceful, sincere and kind princess. Baozhu, Wei Xun, Thirteenth Lang and Yang Xingjian remind me of a classic Westward Journey combination.
The FBI investigator who can't catch the tiger's den without entering the tiger's den is calm and free-spirited. This book has the flavor of Akai Hayama.
In this book, I felt like I was watching the spring scenery at Nyinfa Garden and watching the winter sunset and snow in Nagano. It was grand and mature and delicate.
I have seen the work a long time ago. Now when I play subway surfer, I will think of the story of the Poison family, and when I watch the vampire movie, I will think of the golden dome. A vampire who cannot see the light of day and a pope's daughter who loves parkour are rare but stunning enough
I prefer the seven-day Matsuda Asuka cycle and mainly watched the previous part of the cycle. This is a story that belongs to Matsuda and his senior daughter, and it feels a little like the beginning or the sudden seven days. Moreover, Matsuda's image is also standing up. He has curly hair, smokes, and wears sunglasses. His dream is to beat up the director of the Metropolitan Police Department. He has a wonderful sense of relaxation. But he often uses his mobile phone to send messages to the same person who never receives the message. Expressing his feelings at the last moment of the Ferris wheel is full of romance and delicacy. It is the many sides of his character that make him so unique, and ordinary fan fiction can often only capture one or two of them. I feel that shaping him needs to be a bit like stepping on flowers and returning to the fragrance of horse hoofs. I think the first half has been achieved.
It's very informative and interesting, but the young master and lady in the novels of the Republic of China always give me the feeling of being a wealthy family. Of course, the design of the case itself is not bad.
This book is very old, at least six or seven years ago when I first read it. Now it seems that the writing and plot can be improved, but urban fairy tales cannot ask for too much. It is rare for the screenwriter and director to meet each other after so many years and engage in similar work to pursue their dreams together. Maybe in reality, you go round and round and miss it, but you can "miss me deeply" in this novel, and then stride forward.