Wei Feng Passes by You

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The title "The Wind Passes by the King" and the description in the introduction already hint that this is a complicated ancient romance story. On one side is his senior brother Nezha, representing Tsuna Chang; on the other side is the Dragon Prince of the East China Sea, representing a kind of freedom from restraint. The protagonist Weiben does not belong to this world, but has traveled from modern times. He needs to make a trade-off between the two, which creates the core contradiction of this article. This article is still short. I don't know if the relationship between Nezha and the protagonist Wei is limited to the friendship of the same family, and I don't know if there is a cause and effect between Prince Long and Wei. The origin of the narrative chosen by the author is "from scratch", which can be seen from the fact that the protagonist's name is "Wei". There is a poem "Plucking Wei" in Xiaoya, the Book of Songs, which says: "When you are picking Wei, the Wei will stop. When you return, you will return, and the years will not stop." This poem uses the nascent image of "Wei" to express the pain of homesickness. The heroine Wei originally came from time travel and was homesick all the time. However, because of her master Taiyi Zhenren's "memory without memory" method, she had to accept the world she was in and start from scratch. She has never met Nezha and Prince Long, but the author's writing style from scratch records every detail from acquaintance to gradual acquaintance, allowing readers to subtly experience the gradual accumulation of emotions. This operation gives a sense of tranquility and far-reaching, and avoids the sudden cruelty of the characters, and prevents the author from amusing himself without any sympathy from the readers, because the author and the readers are deeply tied together and accept the new emotions of this world from scratch. As for the language style of this article, I specially used the word "clouds are light and the wind is light" to describe it. The clouds are light and the wind is light, which originally means the weather is fine, and it is extended to a kind of tranquil, leisurely and indifferent state of mind. As the saying goes, the protagonist is a side reflection of the author. In this article, it is mentioned that the heroine Wei is a girl who is excellent in ancient prose, which shows that the author is also a lover of ancient prose. However, this article abandons the gorgeous writing style and instead uses a language style that is easy to understand but does not lose the sense of the picture. It is not difficult to understand when reading, but you can deeply appreciate the poetry and painting hidden under the words. The author's method is very clever. No reader will criticize his writing style because he "narrates classics in vernacular". Instead, he will appreciate his easy-to-understand language and rich connotations, because there is indeed "something" underneath the words. Another highlight of this article is the clever use of allusions and the clever change of perspective. Who doesn't know about the classic "Nezha makes waves in the sea"? However, from ancient times to the present, they have basically directly described why and how Nezha made trouble in the sea. No one has narrated this well-known story from the perspective of a bystander. The author created a character like Wei, using her ordinary perspective that is not worth mentioning, to reasonably shuttle through this allusion, and organically paved the way for herself to become one of the important factors in Nezha's troubles. This not only requires rich imagination, but also requires an extremely detailed understanding of historical and cultural allusions. The author's literary level shows that there is gold hidden in the sand. In general, "The Wind Passes by You" is like "Alice in Wonderland" or "Spirited Away". The woman came to a strange world, but became an indispensable member of this world. Moreover, relying on China's long-standing cultural heritage, it is even better in terms of historical allusions. Wei's past life has never been clearly explained, which has become a point that readers want to explore in the work, and the biggest suspense. Only as the plot continues to advance and the "amnesia" Wei continues to explore herself in dreams will it gradually become clear. This process is not very twists and turns, but under the calm water, there is endless vastness. I think an excellent romance novel should be like this: "The wind is light and the clouds are calm, and everything is safe."