
A Thousand Transformations of Flowers
花千变
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
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- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I don't understand why female authors like to use "the heroine wants to break off the engagement, but the hero refuses to quit" as a cool point. Marriage against a woman's will is no different from rape!
Not a shill, really good, support
We are losing our children from the beginning to the end, so why not change our name to Qianbian and fight against trafficking?
Can we change the male protagonist? Minghui was too bitter in her previous life, let's find a male protagonist who treats Minghui sweetly!
I think the heroine of this book is too paranoid in some places, especially in her treatment of Wei Qian and Mr. Wei. When their loved ones are threatened, their choices are actually excusable and the crime will not lead to death. Furthermore, it was the heroine's father's choice to hide the orphaned prince in the first place. He should have been prepared to sacrifice. Later, when he got married and had children, he should also be prepared to have his wife and daughter implicated. As a result, I acted carelessly, which triggered a series of subsequent events. The father is most to blame for the ending of the heroine and her daughter in the previous life. And the heroine blames others for not keeping secrets from you, why?
Not a bad start. But the story line is too long. At almost 300 chapters, it only talks about Huo Yu finding his mother. I don't know when I've finished writing about the heroine's life story, but I don't have the patience to read on 😰
Yao Da's "The Most Vernal Equinox", "Returning to the Dynasty", and "Big Red Makeup" are of very high quality, no worse than the Platinum Masters. His later works "Xiaoyao Zhang" and "Lady Please Stay" are also very stable. I paid to read them on Duokan. He is a treasure-level writer!
I haven't spoken for a long time. Can I catch up with the author by trying my imagination today? Huo Yu died very early in his previous life, not long after the funeral of Mr. Ming, maybe not before his death. Minghui confirmed that she died in the hands of Huo Yu in her previous life. Minghui was already an adult woman when she died. So whose hands did she die in, and for what reason did she pursue her for so many years? Turning back to the present life, first of all, the name and birth date that the black cat picked up was that of Huo Yu's father's Qingmei's son. She only remembered the word "si" in the name, which meant missing her beloved cousin. The couple lived in the Huo Mansion. Secondly, the article mentioned that Huo Yu was born in the Huo Mansion and was directly recorded in the family tree by the family. An unreliable father did not know that he had a bad name in the genealogy. The relegated eldest son, Li Daitao, was alone.
I don't like the plot of palace fighting. Can anyone explain to me what Jiang Guifei's blood letter means? Who is Master Wang and whose child is Hui'er?
The beginning of the new article is great, very beautiful