Dignity

Yay! We finally managed to push that guy, Tuanquanyuan, off the fan rankings! Hooray! ٩(*´◒`*)۶ My initial reaction to *Jinrong* was one of resistance due to its somewhat quirky and unsettling content. However, after a quick glance, I found Yun Chu's personality to be just my type, so I settled down and read a few chapters. The more I read, the more I loved it, and from then on, I was hooked.

[Trailer] Daily Life on Set 4 So, on a clear, moonlit night, Yun's father happened to encounter His Highness the Prince of Qin playing the zither on his way back to his room. The King of Qin's sculpted face appeared even more profound and mysterious under the moonlight, making him seem unlike any mortal from afar. Yet, his zither music carried a subtle melancholy.

The female lead is such a green tea bitch! One minute she's chatting happily with this handsome ghost, the next she's sharing a bed with another handsome ghost, and she even acts all coy, afraid to let the male ghost see her injured leg.

The story is well-written and quite enjoyable, but the female lead's methods are frustrating. She always chooses to take a long, roundabout route instead of a direct one, complicating simple matters.

Is the author a screenwriting major? Aside from the somewhat cliché opening, the rest of the plot, structure, and foreshadowing are truly excellent! It's both unexpected and logically connected! The story twists and turns, making it far more worthwhile than many similar novels! It has a feel of a female-oriented version of *Nirvana in Fire*.

No wonder many people dislike reading books with male protagonists; they're just sickeningly cheesy, purely cheesy historical romance novels with artificial sweeteners.

This book has a lot of plot holes, making it very enjoyable to read. It's much more satisfying than those palace intrigue novels. The author deserves all the credit for their hard work! Looking forward to the new book!

So… where's the sweetness? It ended so quickly! 😰

The character I admire most is the Eldest Princess. Despite years of misplaced affection, she remained detached and decisively ended the wrong relationship. Live in the moment; if you are interested, I will be passionate; if you are not, I will let it go. Whether a relationship should continue depends primarily on whether both parties truly love each other. If some feelings are too hypocritical, then it's better to let them go, to avoid wasting time and a lifetime of unrequited love.

It's hard to believe this is the author's first novel. It has a grand framework, excellent writing, and a very tight plot. But I still want to say a few things. Because the author wanted to express too much, the beginning was very full, which led to some confusion. The intricate plot was too difficult to digest. I think calling it a mess wouldn't be an exaggeration.