
The Guard's Lady
卫姝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 542k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Great book, great writing, great ideas. 👍 To be honest, I have seen cleverly conceived works at the starting point, and amazing inversions, but I have rarely seen Chinese grammar that is perfect and wording and sentence construction are excellent. I can hardly find any typos or grammatical problems in this book. The writing is beautiful without losing the sense of history, which is really rare. (Personal and professional relationship, every time I see Chinese grammatical errors in Qidian's articles, I get crazy... I have been doing it for so many years and many writers know how to write but don't change it.) The author is very courageous and chose an angle that is actually not very flattering - the Kingdom of Jin to lay out the world view. After all, the national sentiment is there (in addition, the Song people in the book are so aggrieved in a foreign country), and many of the main and branch lines in the previous 100 chapters are unclear, which is actually easy to lose readers. But the author still wrote it like this. I admire your mentality, it's really awesome. As a reader of the "silent majority", I rarely write book reviews... This time it is purely because I don't want the author to be discouraged by monthly tickets and reading volume, and I want to do my best to cheer the author on! Great! Don't be a eunuch!
Little cuties, please help me see which cover looks better(* ̄з ̄)
The empress is here. I like it so much. I haven't seen you for a long time. Yao Da has such a good article. I'm following him again.
It is a large-scale article, so the opening chapter has a lot of foreshadowing and is long, so I almost gave it up. Fortunately, I kept reading, and the magnificent picture gradually unfolded in front of my eyes, becoming more and more exciting, and the writing skills are so perfect that I couldn't stop reading it. It is the best among recent articles! Hope there will be more updates every day!
I have read every article of Yao Dada's works, and the more I write, the better. This work is my recent favorite. The writing style is consistently delicate, the background is grand, the story is novel, the concept is clever and unconventional, and the characters are rich and personal! I sincerely hope more readers can see such a good work.
1. The words and sentences are very durable, which is rare in today's Internet era; 2. The characteristic of this book is that it is described from the perspective of the heroine, as if the whole book moves with her thoughts, and is completely immersed in her world; 3. Every chapter raises new questions, and the reading does make people feel confused. Maybe I didn't read it carefully enough and felt a little confused.
I just finished watching Su Yin again today. I clicked on Yao Da's homepage and saw the update⊙▽⊙
Needless to say, the quality is a must-read for every book. It is a text that can withstand careful chewing. It is delicious and comfortable. Haha ~ In this period, sometimes when I browse Weibo, I feel that the laughter and suffering I see are very separated. I am very happy and grateful to the author for having such a temporary place for my soul (in my heart: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, this is a new work!! Totally crazy!!)
When will the heroine not fight alone, but have someone to help her?
It's wonderful, the plot constructed by the author is very rich, and it reads very smoothly. The character descriptions are just right; the branch lines and main lines change naturally and are interlocking. In addition to this book, I am also following "The Monk Family" and read more than a thousand chapters in one go! There is a shortage of books. Do you have any good book recommendations?