That Initial Gaze Has Become My Lifelong Stubbornness.

Indeed, the word "Zhiruo" is probably taken from "The Book of Han has a Hui Garden to the east: Henglan Zhiruo", or it is Wang Zhihuan's: "Zhilan was born in a deep valley, and it is not fragrant because there is no one there; a gentleman cultivates virtue and does not change his integrity because of poverty." How can a name that sounds fragrant like this be a common girl? Even so, I still have to ask: Zhou Zhiruo, why is she not considered a common girl? Let's talk about appearance first. The most generous compliment that Mr. Jin gave her was probably "as beautiful as an orchid." Although she was more than elegant, her appearance was inferior compared to the "as bright as a rose" of her number one love rival, "Zhao Min." Other times, the only descriptions are "beautiful", "elegant", and "pretty", and then there are no words - beauty is beautiful, and there is no memory point. If you look at how Jin Yong described the beauty of Xiao Longnu, Huang Rong, Wang Yuyan, Miao Ruolan, etc., It is called a person who is not stingy with words and focuses on a person who can conquer readers with her beauty alone.