Spring in Brocade Robes

Last September, I came across Yi Yu's first book, "Marrying a Wicked Husband." The male protagonist was quite unique—ugly and domineering. At the time, the book had many flaws, but the clear storyline and straightforward character traits made me reluctant to put it down. After finishing it, I went on to read two more of Yi Yu's other works, and I still felt unsatisfied and couldn't put them down.

I was pleasantly surprised to find Yi Yu, an author with a brisk writing style and catchy rhythm, after a friend recommended "Marrying a Scoundrel." Yi Yu was even the reason I started using Qidian.com. Later, I went back to read "The Scoundrel" and have been following the story from "The Shrew" all the way to now.

To be honest, Yi Yu's book isn't the best I've followed. The plot twists and brilliance in the conflicts are slightly lacking, preventing the exciting parts from reaching their peak. The foreshadowing and overall structure are a bit weak. The overall style is rather stable and gentle, and there's still room for improvement. But I really like this author.

Yi Yu's books are consistently good; you can follow them with confidence.

I'm from Suzhou. I grew up listening to Suzhou storytelling and ballad singing with my grandmother. So I immediately liked Yi Yu's writing when I first saw it. The plot unfolds layer by layer with unexpected twists and turns, the battles are grand and sweeping scenes of swords flashing, and even the characters are full of chivalrous spirit and a sense of justice.

Hahaha, allow me to laugh out loud three times! 😃😃😃

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Great! I love this kind of setup where neither the male nor female lead is from a very privileged background! Those shows that start with emperors, empresses, princes, princesses, generals, and princes—so boring! Wei Wu, that kid, is pretty good!

Happy Lunar New Year's Eve everyone! 🎁

Reader: Xiao Wu, you're amazing! You won over your father-in-law in the New Year! Wei Wu: Of course, it doesn't matter who I am. Sigh... But getting rid of the old man is nothing... The real challenge is yet to come. Reader: What? The Han family all voted for you?! Wei Wu: Sigh... I wonder when the great author Yi Yu will take pity on my lonely life and write a grand wedding for me...