
Girl from Hongchenzhai
红尘斋姑娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 947k Words
- Genre
- Real Life
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Family & Feelings
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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15Fans
437Chapters
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"Red Dust Zhai Girl" is a novel with realistic themes. The first thing that caught my attention was what kind of girl is "Zhai Girl"? After reading the information about the work, I had a simple understanding. It turns out that this is a special group of women. They are women who have not become a monk and have normal physiology but never marry. This is a special custom that once existed. You have to see how these girls live. After looking at the more than 300,000 words, I found that the book still has some characteristics. Let's talk about the selection of subject matter first. In the current atmosphere of advocating online articles to pay attention to reality, this book has chosen a novel and interesting realistic subject matter, which makes people suddenly curious and interesting. Let's talk about the story again. The story begins with a major decision made by a beautiful sixteen-year-old girl, Wang Huizhen, which makes people worried about her future life and emotional journey. It turns out that she has chosen a difficult path. Not only is life difficult, but the conflict between faith and emotion brings endless trouble to the soul. The language of the book should be simple where it should be, and it should be meaningful where it should be, but it is still a bit chewy. The details and emotional descriptions are relatively delicate, allowing people to have a personal experience of this kind of woman's special mentality in special circumstances. There are not too many characters, mainly a few girls and sisters, but the characters are quite distinct. Through the text, you can imagine that several girls with different personalities are still in front of you. Although this book does not have many "refreshing points" like other online novels, for readers who pay attention to human nature and emotions, it is also "refreshing" to watch the characters' emotional and spiritual struggles. The update is also timely. It would be better if more attention is paid to paragraph breaks and some typos.
I like a dish called "Stewed Duck with Sour Radish". It is fat but not greasy, sour and delicious, chewy and has an aftertaste. Especially when you have eaten too many desserts, this dish is very good. For me, who reads online novels, "The Girl from Hongchenzhai" is like a "old duck stewed with sour radish". Some people say that online novels are cultural fast food and entertainment. Most people agree with this and just watch them for fun! But if the screen is full of modern girls "taking down the domineering president" or "being taken over by the domineering president"; traveling and being reborn in the past to "fight in palaces and arenas", it's like eating desserts every day. After a long time, it will inevitably lead to "female fatigue". Now that I have read it, I basically know that "The Girl from the Red Dust House" tells the story of an ordinary girl who experiences a series of extraordinary emotional events in an extraordinary customary life. The story does not create "cool points", nor does it pretend to be unintentional but actually intentional. What is narrated is the life scenes of a special era that are slightly unfamiliar to young people, and the special emotions in special lives. It's like looking through yellowed old photos, distant, plain and novel. As a reader of online literature born in the 90s, when I have free time to read after being sweaty, I find that sometimes those beautiful fairy tales and reveries cannot dissipate the helplessness of reality. On the contrary, sometimes looking at the hardships and sufferings of others can make me a little more "Ah Q" - "Fortunately, I did not fall into her situation." Perhaps, this is the reason why "The Girl from the Red Dust Studio" attracted me. I hope the author will continue to work hard and let me read it all at once.