Every Sunny Day

I originally thought that the author's writing style in "Good Chang'an" was already very good, but I didn't expect that this one would be even better. The heroine has a strong subjectivity. There is really pure love between the male and female protagonists, and they understand and support each other. This book is set in the Han Dynasty, when there were very few restrictions on women. This also allows us to get a glimpse of the brilliant women such as Mrs. Shentu, Jiang Fu, Feng Zhu, Shao Wei, Qing Wu, as well as our lovely Xiaoyu and Queer. I think the relationship between the characters in non-major works is always based on trust and sincerity. What is most lacking between people nowadays is sincerity and trust. This also allows us readers to find a piece of pure land in the chaos It feels like I just started watching it not long ago, but I didn't expect that more than 200 days have passed. In more than 200 days, I will take the college entrance examination. I will save more and watch it again after the college entrance examination. I hope that when it ends, I will not be disappointed for a long time. Wow, I feel a bit reluctant to let go. I wish Fei will be happy and take further steps

Thrilling! Shocking! Heart-stirring! Endless aftertaste! I can really boast that I am at a loss for words, I suffered the loss of being uneducated, and I even stole two () from the chapter. I really don't know how to express my shock. Every step of this book so far has been extremely delicate, like the most exquisite mechanism under Mo Li, everything is so perfect and perfect. When Feng Zhu called "Qing Niang", I immediately thought of the title of the book "On a Sunny Day". I felt that I understood the name more deeply, and felt that a circle had been drawn to connect the original point, and it was finally complete. I went back to the final chapter of the previous volume and found that it was the last time I made a long and passionate review. I couldn't help but sigh that Feida's control of the overall structure was so good and it ended perfectly every time. At the end of the first volume, Shaowei embarked on the road of "cheating" in the name of Huali. At the end of the middle volume, Huali regained his reputation as a young man and retired with success. This name-correcting chapter not only corrects Shaowei's name, but also corrects the name of the witch god and the name of Tianji. From then on, the deception became true, and he started the road to "becoming a god" in the name of Tianji. In the next volume, is it time to start helping others clear their names? For example, the orthodox name of Bitter Melon Liu Qi, the demons and monsters of the Feng family, and the gloomy world of the court. Well, it's not just the name, it's the right path. I thought I would happily be Jiang Shaowei for the rest of my life, but I didn't expect to be given the surname Feng again in such a grand way? In the future, will it be Jiang Shaowei or Feng Shaowei?

(To prevent me from blabbering too long and burying the key points, let me praise you first: Fei Da's writing style is really better (no stuttering).) ---------------------♡★♡--------------------- "Shuowen Jiezi": Love, Xinghao (mào). From the sound of (suì)(ài). The title is from the latest chapter. After Shaowei asked "Why does the word 'love' look like it's walking?", He went to research and stole it. If you want to know Mr. Jiang Fu's explanation, please read to the last two pages of Chapter 78ღ. Then I have to say that this question hit my eyes and struck my soul instantly. This entire paragraph of text amazed me in every sense. I have known the word "love" for decades, but this is the first time I have looked at it so seriously. I even realized for the first time that the lower part of it is the word "friend". Of course, this is the final simplified version, but the true "heart" still remains in the ancient Chinese characters. I just can't help but think that the abbreviated version really sounds like friendship or carrying a heavy burden for friends. It's quite interesting to decipher the characters. When I first saw Shaowei, I just felt that such a heroine was so special, and I looked forward to watching her grow, but now I suddenly feel like I am growing up with her. Oh, the progress is naturally far less than that of Shao Wei, just picking up some scattered gains. Liu Qi is right. I thought it was rare at the time, but now I feel it is unique. If the most powerful heroine in non-Dabi novels is Sui Ning, who can kill everyone when she appears, then the strongest one must be Shaowei, who never admits defeat (and has the toughest mouth). It should be said: after a thousand hardships, it is still strong, regardless of the wind from east to west, from north to south. I seem to have started reading Feida's books from "Brows with Joy". To be honest, I don't remember the plot that much, but my initial impression is that the writing style is very interesting and this author is worth following. (Having said that, I almost want to re-read "Brows with Joy" and "Rushing Things".) I followed "The Good Time Has Come" all the way, and I had a second deep impression, the eldest princess vs. The heroine, this author really knows how to write about the female core. "Chang'an Hao" can probably be classified as a pure novel about strong women? But I think you want to write something bigger? The later war portraits are actually a bit deviated from my personal preference, but Taifu and Luo Guanlin are really good, especially Luo Guanlin, who is willing to be the finishing touch, at least in my eyes. I read "Sui Lai Yi" after putting it on for a long time, because I can't bear to watch the daily life of a long and steady stream. If it were a different author, I might have passed it. I never expected to be hooked as soon as I entered the beginning. How could someone write a "biography" so vividly? It feels like raising a daughter immersively, and you can also study with your daughter, commonly known as accompanying her. Quickly recommend it to be included in primary school textbooks! (Don't ask why it's a primary school textbook. Just ask: Meng Ju is too cute.) Personally, I feel that Fei Da's writing style was suddenly (surprisingly) surpassed by Xiao Zhenyi. The entire writing style has a unique maturity of its own, and it is told in a leisurely and unhurried manner without losing its humor. After this style was brought into Shaowei's world, it gave rise to new surprises. I often feel that excessive pursuit of the beauty of words can easily lose the story and interest of novels. Blindly piling up gorgeous words will make me feel that I am on the wrong set. After all, we have to respect the genre, right? But "Every Sunny Day" made me feel the harmonious coexistence of beauty and interest. It tells an interesting story with beautiful words with the power of writing. Well, let's give it a score of 88 without permission. Sorry (& head-hugging), this analysis makes little sense and is a bit superstitious. It may be due to my personal aesthetic shortcomings, or there are occasionally more than 1/4 page of pure scenery/atmosphere descriptions, or too literary expressions, which will reduce "my" reading patience. But I swear, this is the highest score I have ever gotten in my current reading career. Help, it's over a thousand words long, end it quickly. Praise is not 10.

The writing of "Every Sunny Day" has a crisp prose flavor and a sweet daily atmosphere; at the same time, it has both meticulous characterization and dormant and surging grand themes. This is exactly the style of writing that I pursue and strive for, and this style of writing is almost extinct in online articles - I guess this kind of writing is not commercial enough, and may not be popular. Another: It is more beautifully written than "Chang'an Hao", I guess it is the credit of "Sui Lai Yi".

Most romances end with revenge being taken, and the hero and heroine finally getting married. But here, it is not just about revenge and hatred, nor is it just about the male and female protagonists keeping their oaths, but it ends when everyone has completed their own transformation and growth. Each character has his own script and is not dependent on others or the male and female protagonists. In the end, the accident of Taishan Fengchan is more like the last test for everyone after they grow up. It strengthens the trust in each other's relationship. Only those who have passed the test can support the peace of the country and the world. With such a rich plot, the whole book only has 1.03 Million words, which is really amazing👏👏👏

I haven't come across this one. I'm in a book shortage. I prefer the ancient novel "Rebirth" and then I searched the list. When I read it, I found that there is no ending and the author's Shaowei is really popular. Because when I read novels, I always like to imagine some pictures in my mind that describe the scenery and people in the book. It always makes me feel like I am there. I look forward to King Shaowei leading a group of domestic slaves to take revenge. I also look forward to the subsequent stories of 67 and Shaowei.

One of the sources of warmth in rebirth-themed works is that this life can make up for the regrets of the previous life. In his previous life, Liu Qi took revenge, but was seriously injured, so he asked Shaowei to help kill him in the mountains and forests; Shaowei was deeply poisoned and stumbled at the end of his life, hoping to find a peaceful place before dying; Yu'er was wandering and was chased by bad guys, but fortunately Shaowei rescued him. Liu Qi failed to recognize Yu Er before he died. Liu Qi had been together as a young boy in his previous life, but the two had no "time" to reminisce about the past. The story of the past life ends when Yu'er asks Shaowei his name. The gears of time turn in reverse. Shaowei saves his mother and meets Jiang Fu. Eighty-nine percent of the poison on his body is cured. Liu Qi also changes his destiny a little because of Shaowei's warning. The two will meet again by fate. In this life, we finally have the leisure to sit and reminisce about the past, become close friends, and even become close lovers. Yu'er has not been found yet, but there is hope that more established destinies will be changed. People can't help but sigh, it's great, it's still not too late, it's great

The non-large martial arts is the most vivid and beautiful description I have seen by a modern female video writer. The writing is brilliant. I usually flip through the martial arts quickly. I thought I don't like the killing plot, but I can read this book carefully and carefully. Highly recommend

This book is beyond my expectation. Compared with before, the writing skills have greatly improved, the characters are more three-dimensional, and the story is also lively and interesting! It is really good news for readers to see that the author is getting better and better as he writes!

Good, very good. I have been reading novels for almost 20 years, and this one ranks in the top three in my mind. It's so good!

I really like King Shao Wei and Jiang Fu. Shao Wei is really my favorite type. If the mountain stops me, I will split the mountain. Also, the life of the friends when we were in Taoxi Township was so warm, interesting and lively. The interaction between Jiang Fu and Shao Wei is so cute. Jiang Fu is so good at teasing Shaowei, the civet cat, and of course he can raise it. Finally, the author's writing style is also very good. I really like the author's writing style. I look forward to the author's next work.

Ahhhhhhhhh, scratching my head and waiting for updates 😭

Could this young man be the adopted son of Yan Xiangguo?

Today is the Spring Equinox, so it's a good time to open an idiom-based post

Hehehe, it's on the shelves😆, no more one chapter every day😂 Let's check in together every day, watch together, and discuss together❣️

Zhanzhan was lying on the futon and fell asleep: The green cow was swimming in the river to cool down, Zhanzhan stood majestically on the head of the green cow:

Congratulations╰(*´`*)╯

When I watched "Hello, Chang'an", I felt that Ning Ning was the most perfect heroine I had ever seen, and she was also my favorite heroine. However, after the book "Every Sunny Day" started, I was a little unsure... Ning Ning is like someone else's child. Slightly different. She came from a humble background and has seen too much evil in human nature, but she still retains the simplicity and innocence of her nature. She has the intuition and way of doing things like a beast, but she also longs for the warmth between people. She is hot-tempered, direct, and retributive, but also persistent, impulsive, and willing to die for her friends. I have only known Shaowei for a short time, but her joys, sorrows, and joys all affect my mood, making my mood rise and fall with her~

This is the third time I read the author's book. It is obvious that there are a lot of emotions in this text. There are endless rhetorical techniques such as couplets, parallel sentences, long sentences and so on. The sense of parallelism is not a pile of words, but a feeling. The author's inner fiery emotional power penetrates the back of the paper and makes my hair stand up when I read it. The crystal love flows in In the article, this love is family love, friendship, teacher-student love, human love. This is a story of love, life and hope. There is evil and sin in the world, but there is a hint of undercurrent in every word. Although the plot has ups and downs and a broad pattern, the fragrance of the words often diverts my attention to immerse myself in the details. I look forward to it!

Yesterday I really wanted to say that I am a fan of Fei Da, not only because Fei Da's books are well written and I like to read them and follow them, but also because Fei Da has a craftsman's spirit of striving for excellence and never stopping writing! The first book I read was "Wishful Things". I was immediately attracted by the unconventional female protagonist, the arrogant male protagonist and the cute grandfather. Then I couldn't wait to read the new book "Chang'an Hao", and I fell in love with Ning Ning again. I thought at the time, how could anyone create such a wise, brave, talented, transparent and free heroine? It's so perfect, it instantly kills all the heroines in novels I've seen. Really, Ning Ning has a real kingly demeanor that makes people convinced (I don't know how Fei Da does it)! Because of these two books, I became interested in the author, so I read all her books. I slowly found and read them all when I updated the article. I have a feeling that Feida has been making progress, and every book is making progress. "Hao Chang'an" is a peak compared to the previous books, and can be regarded as a masterpiece. I originally thought that this would be good, and it is really good, but I didn't expect that Feida would also write "The Ritual of the Years" at the same time. "Sui Lai Yi" is a short story, and the story is not complicated. But for students who have read all the books before Feida, I don't know if you feel it. My feeling is that the writing style of "Sui Lai Yi" is far better than that of "Chang'an Hao". The writing style of "Hao Chang'an" is actually a bit scattered (maybe because it is a long novel), but "Sui Lai Yi" already has that extremely condensed feeling. I feel that the process of writing "Good Chang'an" further honed Fei Da's writing skills, and finally he was completely transformed. Feida's writing style really reaches its peak here, because she has her own style, a mature and unique style of writing. The book "Every Sunny Day" that follows immediately after that is a collection of extraordinary writing styles, completely natural and perfect. I have been pursuing online writing for many years and have been a fan of many writers. There used to be writers who were as diligent and conscientious as Fei Da, but after reaching a certain height, they gradually declined. Each new book she opened later was not as good as the previous one. The latest book surprised me even more. I couldn't believe that such rough plot writing was written by her. There are also writers who, after reading too many works, will find that the characters and plots are basically based on a template and have nothing new. I don't intend to be harsh on other writers. After all, it is possible for Jiang Langcai to be talented. However, regardless of the writing style, readers can feel the attitude towards each of their books, whether they take the hard work of coding seriously or casually just for cash. "Every Sunny Day" has been updated many times. I can feel that Feida is like his own child, guarding it cautiously and carefully, for fear of leaving even a trace of flaws. It is in contrast that I feel that a writer as persistent, diligent, hard-working and serious as Fei Da is so rare and worthy of our cherishment! Keyboard warriors, please show your respect and take a detour! I hope Feida recovers soon! 🌹🌹🌹

I really like the author's slightly humorous writing style. When I read "Good Chang'an" in 2024, I felt that the author's works had made a qualitative leap. I read it twice and it became the best of the year! After reading "Every Sunny Day" at the beginning of 2026, I couldn't help but sigh at the author's growth rate of mind. It can be said that there is not a wasted word in the whole article, and a good story is written in a concise and complete manner. This book is still my best in 2025. I look forward to the author coming back with new good works after taking a break!

I saw this on WeChat Moments, does this look like Zhanzhan?

Wow, here I am again, to give you some popular science about the most popular and beloved Master Jiang Fu in our books. Who is she based on? At first I thought it was the legendary character Lishan Old Mother, but now I finally confirmed who she is. She is also a legendary female fortune teller, as famous as Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng in the Tang Dynasty 🤓 dangdangdangdang🔔The secret begins: She was born in Daqin after the unification of the First Emperor, and her father was a county magistrate. After hearing about this miraculous thing, the First Emperor was so curious that he ran to see her in person and praised her, so her father named her Mo Hui. She is Zhang Liang's junior sister and the godmother of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty. She was named Female Pavilion Marquis when she was nineteen, and retired to the mountains at the age of fifty. Her disciples were Gui Guzi and Huang Shigong (Huang Shigong was Guiguzi's apprentice, and Xu Fu was Huang Shigong's apprentice). Later, she changed her name to Xu Fu. Here, I would like to praise the author Jun Feifei and another book Jing Ge. They are all well-intentioned! Although it is said not to target historical figures, this intention is commendable 👍 It is really to learn knowledge from the author, review the past and learn the new!

After reading the latest chapter, Shaowei and Liu Qi's confession to each other was really enjoyable. Fei Da's writing style has really improved again. I have to say that the confession in the latest chapter 226 "Why Are You Running" is so well written that I can't help but praise it. `(*∩_∩*)′ The written expression in this chapter is really great ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧It has the aesthetic sense of Qiong Yao-style love (a purely literal compliment, because in my opinion, the only written expression that can best express the beauty of love is Qiong Yao, who wrote love to the extreme). But now I see an ancient Chinese writer express his words beautifully and euphemistically, full of unique romance, and I feel very emotional. In fact, Fei Da's use of writing has always been excellent. The writing style is full of unique charm. The transitions between paragraphs have the unique sense of long and short movements of the movie, and the transitions can be switched freely, giving it the feeling of mastery. Every time I read the article, I feel like I am watching a TV series. It is very graphic and amazing! Wandering in such a beautiful ocean of words is a spiritual enjoyment unique to readers. 🥰🥰🥰

When I opened my eyes in the morning, the first thing I thought of was to come back and see if there were any updates. Today is the last day of leave, so I'm looking forward to a big comeback. This is the sixth one I've followed. I discovered this writer with strong writing skills probably early last year (mainly because I haven't used this app for a long time). When I discovered it, I always blamed myself for lacking the eye to see beauty. Hurry up and read the old version together. I opened this chapter to readers today and read it over and over again, which made me feel very uncomfortable. On the one hand, it is really uncomfortable to see such an excellent author being greatly attacked. On the other hand, it is really uncomfortable to see these words about the last book. In the past two or three years, most of the authors I like have gradually closed their books. I can't imagine what it will be like if I open Dian Niang later. I just glance at the article and then close it silently. Reading novels has been a hobby since middle school. It has accompanied me for more than 20 years and has been to more than a dozen countries. In the fragmented time, it brought me as much fun as possible. I feel angry when I think that even this small happy moment will be destroyed by some people with inexplicable intentions. Who is he? How about it! I should stay still! I sincerely hope that Da Da is in good health, but selfishly I don't want this to be my last chance to meet new characters. But if you are really unhappy, it's okay. I wish you health and success! Finally, let me use the words of Mr. Jin Yong: Let him be strong when he is strong, and the breeze will blow on the hills. He lets him do whatever he wants, and the bright moon shines on the river. Remember, you are the mountains and rivers, you are the rivers!

The sect is "Yantian Sect". The face is shaped according to my mental impression of Jiang Negi. Look at the effect of black hair and white hair~ The photo was taken facing the screen, so it's not very clear.

It's the last day of 2025, and the book is almost finished. Is there a final post related to the content as a souvenir? I accompanied Shaowei and fought many monsters along the way, including Zhu Zhi, Chi Yang, Rui Ze, Liu Cheng, Guo Shi, Du Shulin... But back in those days, none of them were important figures who could influence the situation of the court. These people could not even think of such a big thing as seizing the rightful son. Liu Cheng and Rui Ze, who have reaped the greatest benefits, can be said to be pie in the sky. Princess Yi Ming, who thought she would be a big shot, is just a passing NPC. Is there an inevitable driving force for the seemingly accidental cooperation between these people? By the latest chapter, it should be... Sure enough... It is, right? In fact, there is no definite evidence, it is just an intuition, feeling that something is missing from the perspective of literary creation. I went through my chapters and found out that I suspected Du Shulin in Chapter 131, and then secretly mentioned Yan Mian in Chapter 212. Why do you think that suspecting Yan Xiang is due to dementia? Because in Shaowei's memories of his previous life, he committed suicide alone in front of Feng Zhu's tomb (was that him?), And he didn't look like he was stirring up trouble. Why you doubt him is also intuition. A seemingly important character who has appeared since the previous life is interspersed throughout the book but always remains invisible. I feel that this character should have an important plot point. And his adopted son, their current role is just that of a father and son in love. I can't help but wonder if these two roles are really just for a couple? If there is indeed no hidden plot, then I might be a little disappointed with the flatness of these two. The kings that many people speculate about are, in my opinion, noises in the background of the stage. They only exist in passing historical descriptions. If they suddenly become BOSS, I will probably think of it as a reverse deus ex machina. This ultimate behind-the-scenes should make people suddenly realize it and there should be traces to follow. Just like Du Shulin who seemed to jump out of nowhere, he could not see the problem until Chapter 131. Actually, I once had a big idea: Yan Chu was actually the descendant of someone like an orphan from the previous dynasty who could have a powerful position in the country, but was eventually snatched away by the emperor. Therefore, the emperor is an enemy, and the Ling family, the main force in conquering the world together, is also an enemy. The Yan family is a vassal who supports him. Yan Mian adopts him for an upright identity. Overthrowing the Liu family is their ultimate goal. Love is true love, but family responsibilities cannot be abandoned. In another sense, is it difficult to have both loyalty and loyalty? Although the recent trend has a feeling that Qingwu and Ji Jin will break up and reunite with Yan Chu if they find out that they are not in love with each other... In short, it is an unsupported and purely fantasy idea.

It's really good-looking. The author's style of this book is different from before. It lacks the romance part and focuses more on the heroine's journey of seeking revenge from her master and some group portraits. It's really good-looking and feels like it's moved up a notch in terms of concept. I feel that if it's made into a drama, it will be super invincible and good-looking. She's a real heroine!

At the end of this month, it's time to vote for double monthly votes. I chose to vote for 🌟Feifei to express my support. May you be happy every day with this blessing, and may your future be brighter and brighter! 🌹❤️🫰🏻 Oil, non-non! 🎉👏🏻👍🏻

When will the new book be released? In the midst of a book shortage