Golden Phoenix Manor

How strong must the author's heart be to keep updating?

I used to really enjoy your works like "The Arrogant Prince's Wife" and "The Romance of the Capital," but your later works made me feel like they were conceived and written by a different author. I hope you stay true to your original aspirations and remain consistent. I look forward to your future wonderful works. 😁😁

The description is awesome, the data is impressive, but it's giving me a headache.

The Nanyang army protected the Great Chu, but this emperor was incompetent and ambitious, failing to ensure the people's prosperity; instead, they suffered from hunger. Behind the red gates, meat and wine went to waste, while on the roads, the frozen dead lay. The Nanyang army's loyalty and patriotism seemed more like aiding and abetting evil. This was probably why Wang Anzhi wanted to kill Xiao An'er.

I was really looking forward to reading this book, but I realized that the title probably just didn't appeal to me.

I've looked at a bit of it and found two things that don't make sense... The emperor accepted Hua Siyu as a concubine, yet Hua Siyu didn't report the male lead's interrogation? Given Hua Siyu's character, that's practically impossible... If she did, with the emperor's foolish character, wouldn't the male lead be unable to defend himself?

I especially hate Wang Anzhi. He wants to ensure no one in Great Chu freezes or starves to death, so he can kill corrupt rulers and officials? Why kill loyal ministers and generals to achieve this? He's insane and has no conscience. Without these loyal ministers and generals, the people of Great Chu would either be killed by Southern Qi and Southern Liang, or live a life worse than pigs and dogs.

It's rare to find such a good book; it's very immersive. A good read.

Wow, the author is a top writer on Xiaoxiang! I definitely have to read this story; it's just finished.

I just discovered it's finished! Sprinkling flowers