
Taming the Lord
驭君
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- Completed
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- 927k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Great Books That Keep You Turning the Pages
Books I can't wait to read in one sitting, with none that make me want to give up halfway through. The list may be short, but every title is one I've read myself and want to share. I hope to make this a list of women's fiction classics.
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A Love So Deep, I Know Not Where It Leads
I’ve read a lot of books, and there are always a few that linger in my mind. Mostly historical romance, transmigrate, and reborn stories, with sweet romances where the heroine is doted on. I don’t recommend stories without some twists. I like a little complexity, but not monologues.
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The author's writing style is better than that of some great writers. I don't know if it's due to natural talent or hard work, but his use of ancient Chinese proverbs is admirable. I also slowed down while reading her book. I felt that the author put every word carefully and the scenes were vivid in my mind. I really appreciate this style!
This article is very good, and because it is good, it makes people who read it sad. Except for the Mo family, Wu Jin seems to have never been understood. Family members are as dull as iron locks. The king is narrow-minded and can only play with the so-called emperor's mind back and forth. People who want to protect are like weeds, falling with the wind. He wanted to save so many people, but few people accepted his mercy. Like a hard bitter melon, the more people who care about him are hurt more deeply by him, and the more people who care about him feel that the world is not worth it. I... Don't like this kind of character. It's so tiring and makes me feel depressed. I can understand why he regards Mo Lingfeng as a light, I feel the same way as him. Only when Mo Lingfeng comes out, good things will happen, the story will become vivid and bright, and the air will be cleared with Mo Lingfeng. Who can not love Mo Lingfeng like this?
In fact, regardless of the perspective of the protagonist, the emperor is also a character who is well versed in power. How can he allow others to snore next to his bed? In the game of power, the emperor, ministers, clan members, including powerful people such as Mo Qianlan, Mo Lingfeng, and Zhao Shiheng, have no compassion for the people at the bottom, their feelings for family and country are also illusory, and human lives are just pawns to them. Only Wu Jin has compassion and empathy for the safety of the country and the people at the bottom. Although he is among thousands of people, he is not afraid of life and death. He sticks to his heart with his weak body. This character shines brightly. Because of this heart, he has a different character from them. Is it to follow the wind to control the emperor, or is the emperor to control the emperor? I think it's Wu Jin Yujun! Because the people are more valuable than the king, and because water can carry a boat, it can also overturn it. No matter which dignitary wins in the end, Wu Jin's original intention will remain unchanged, so that the country can be stable and the people can live and work in peace and contentment. This role has been sublimated, and in front of him, all the dignitaries pale in comparison. To use an inappropriate analogy: The person who "studies for the rise of China" must be someone who is admired and missed infinitely by all people, and must be someone who will shine through history and be remembered for generations to come.
It's such a good book, and I have discovered a treasure author. Sure enough, good books must be found carefully.
She: To control a gentleman, you can only treat each other sincerely. He: To control a king, you must restrain her and regulate her.
Chuan Huan's first book, "Seizing the Golden Hairpin," is already very stunning. It has a unique perspective, concise writing style, and the author's great classical prose skills. "Controlling the King" controls the storyline, character entanglements and grand scenes more skillfully and with great momentum. The author's writing is advanced, sharp, and has frequent golden sentences. The male protagonist Wu Jin comes from a humble background, but he is like a gentle breeze. He is a gentleman, upright and upright, and cannot be broken by the wind or beaten by the rain. The heroine Ling Feng comes from an aristocratic family, but she is like a gust of wind, a strong wind, and a stream of light in the dark night, penetrating everywhere and going anywhere. Two people in heaven and earth have known each other since childhood. They have the same mind, grow together, and advance and retreat together. The two are equally matched, have a strong core, trust each other, commit their lives, move forward side by side, and reach the top hand in hand. She said: To control a gentleman, you can only treat each other sincerely. He said: To control a king, you must restrain her and regulate her. The two male leads are also quite impressive: The elder brother Qian Lan is a maniac who dotes on his sister, is as wise as a demon, cruel and ruthless, and has the power of thunder; he protects his sister with his life and fights for her to survive. The ending is sad and sad. My best friend Cheng Ting, a middle school boy, is sincere and childish, carefree, and a clear mirror; he follows the two of them affectionately and sincerely, and will never leave them. The ending is happy and unforgettable. Amway, recommended
The writing is really good, and it makes people feel like a refined gentleman when reading it. I haven't seen such a good-looking article in a long time. I look forward to the author's works becoming popular.
The author is so low-key, no interaction, no comments, but very personal. The writing style is still as good as ever and touches people's hearts. I read the previous article again after a while, and it's still the same sentence. I will continue to support you on your path to becoming a great person. A good conscience article is worth having.
Such a good book, ranked 163? Don't understand!
From "Seizing the Hairpin" to "Conquering the King", I was pleasantly surprised to meet such a treasured writer with profound skills. The ups and downs of the plot, the exquisite writing, the game of conspiracy, and the rich and diverse characters. Although it talks about the sufferings of the world, it is often humorous and touching. From clothing, language, architecture, classics, folk customs and even geographical climate, every line shows that he is well-read and has extensive knowledge. It can be said that every word is so precious that it makes people unable to put down the scroll and marvel at each section!
When I saw a picture drawn by the illustrator Yang Quan, I thought it should be a bit like General Mo. . .