Spring Deepens in Bianjing

Although the author isn't active here, I still want to thank them. While Zhao Xu's writing is excellent, I still inexplicably like Tai Chu. Thank you for the later fulfillment of Tai Chu's Dao heart. This is the first time in all my years of reading that I've seen the second male lead achieve a small, satisfying ending. Anyway, thank you. I won't spoil anything else. Mmm.

"It's not good. The scenery is beautiful, but the characters' emotions and the so-called prince's growth are incredibly weak. The female lead, too, is a reincarnated person who remembers everything, yet she's still so stupid and naive as a child, unable to distinguish between emotions. And yet, the author keeps awkwardly praising her intelligence.

It's still very good-looking, but it's inconvenient because it can't be read.

This is a really good book, why isn't it recommended? And it's the first post yet? Is this the end? 😱

It's so well written! The whole article is clear and flows smoothly. Every character is three-dimensional and vivid. You can feel that the author loves the characters he created. The descriptions and arrangements of the main characters are full of affection. What's even better is that the author has done a great deal of research and reference on history, geography, and military affairs.

Is this an allusion to the story of Su Dongpo? Su Dongpo is, after all, China's number one idol, and he wouldn't like people randomly scribbling on him and making him look like a grotesque mess.

It's a great book, but I don't know why it doesn't offer an audiobook function.

The writing is really good. I haven't noticed any major plot holes yet.

Why can't this be mentioned in this chapter? The female lead's son is nearly seven feet tall, but he's only eight years old! Is precocious puberty a problem?

I still love this article!