A Time of Peace and Prosperity
升平乐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 838k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Don't be put off by the title; the content is quite good. Has this author been inactive for a while? I've read most of their previous works; they're a very talented author. The titles these days are so confusing. If I didn't see a familiar author's name, I definitely wouldn't click on a book just because of the title.
It seems the author intends to portray Old Su as someone deceived into witnessing his beloved's murder before his eyes, yet forced to feign compliance to cultivate his strength for future revenge. Even so, his inaction over fifteen years pales in comparison to the rapid elimination of his enemies after Ah Yu's rebirth.
The copywriter made typos. The character with "wood" at the bottom is the "beam" in "house beam," and the character with "rice" at the bottom is the "beam" in "sorghum beam." Surely your house beams aren't made of sorghum stalks, are they?
Did that old man, Su something-yu, die today? Oh, no, I'll come again tomorrow.
Author, I really want to ask you, why do you always write the male lead as such a background character, while the second male lead has such a high presence? Is that really okay? The second male lead's talent has been certified by many powerful figures in the story, and he's devastatingly handsome. He even seems more mature and in control than the male lead. Ugh, what were you thinking?
The people being talked about the most right now are those with the surname Su, it's really disgusting.
The author is asking if the character surnamed Su was exonerated in the end? If so, please let me know, as I'm not really accepting this.
I shed tears for Su Xianyu's deep affection. Please, no more plot twists!
Let's discuss what's so special about the surname Jiu Fang. Currently, there are important supporting characters like Consort Jiu Fang, the strategist Jiu Fang Feng, and the male supporting character Su Xianyu, whose real name is suspected to be Jiu Fang Yan. Furthermore, Consort Jiu Fang seems to have conspired with Su Xianyu to save her cousin.
If this book were to continue with that bastard Su Xianyu, I'd start to suspect he's the real protagonist. This is actually a male-oriented novel.