Full of Spring

The rhythm is fast, but not impatient. It's very refreshing and doesn't feel sloppy. There is a small incident in one chapter, and the plot of the story is naturally promoted. The heroine's outlook on life is upright, in line with the thoughts of a time traveler who lives in the present. We can be scheming, green tea, indifferent, warm-hearted, and white lotus. After all, people need to survive, and they must have the means, but there must be a bottom line. I will not offend others unless they offend me. If someone offends me, I will respond with tooth for tooth.

The whole book is full of compassion, constantly rescuing people, taking away friends when being sold, protecting the old lady from the incense burner when working as a maid, giving artificial respiration when the prince fell into the water, standing up to show off Su embroidery when Bai Shao's embroidery was destroyed, and Bai Shao being deceived by a scumbag. Hou designs to save a marriage, the sisters who used to be tit-for-tat have to help guide people when their families are in trouble, Zifu has to help when she is dragged into a marriage arrangement, the princess is abducted but also has to fight the gangsters, and the second lady plans to marry King Hui but also has to help carry someone.

When will this fragrant grass dance?

The plot is coherent and smooth, with wisdom and courage. Destiny is in your own hands. Life requires smart management. If you don't know how, you can learn and make changes. The stories in the novel are not portrayals of our lives.

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