Lotus Growing Step by Step

Luo Dong'er has a soft-spoken character but a strong lady's demeanor. She is the first female protagonist to be identified with Guan Shi, and she is also a character I like very much. Previously, she was a widow with a double name, and the process of falling in love with the male protagonist with such an identity was written in the first hundred chapters. The best emotional scene, from being tied up in the temple to breaking through the defense of men and women, to Yang Hao stalking and finally falling for her. The two biggest points are that the mother-in-law is unruly, and the second is that she is a woman who has never been in love. The love in the barn It's really touching. Later, Haozi kept the truth to protect Dong'er's honor. She confessed to everyone that she had a deep love. She had been thinking about the hero during the two years in the North. The goodbye when she was on the mission to Liao could be said to be very sweet, with flirtatious expressions and silence. After meeting each other, it was natural for Dong'er to become the queen in the end. On the one hand, the male protagonist respected and loved her, and on the other hand, because of his personality, he could tolerate everyone. It was also seen from the time when the male protagonist Xia Zhou disappeared that he was calm and considerate of the overall situation. Zhe Ziyu, the heroine who has the most scenes in this book, can be said to make people love and hate her all the way. She is the first woman the hero has a romantic relationship with, and she achieves good things later than all the other heroines. From the first meeting in more than 30 chapters, she finally fell in love with her in chapter 609. There are more than one twists and turns in this emotional drama, and most of the twists and turns are due to the personalities of both parties. This girl can be said to be the most jealous, and she is a bit pretentious in her personality. This temperament is coupled with the male protagonist's indecisive personality. This twist Cheng is not surprised. His love with Zhe Ziyu began with the male protagonist mistakenly believing that Dong'er was dead. They had three kisses in the reed marsh. At that time, Lu Zu persuaded the male protagonist to push him down on the spot. I still felt that it was developing too fast. Seeing such twists and turns later, I could only She secretly regretted that Zhe Ziyu was so shameless and jealous, and she still had the responsibility of the entire family, so she could only rely on time to temper her temper. Fuzhou pretended to be the wife of the Yang family and humiliated Tang Yanyan, and then she became very jealous when Yanyan also retaliated. After she became an old girl, she went to Xiazhou and was humiliated by Yanyan and left. After many hardships, she finally realized that her previous troubles were so childish and ridiculous, because a face who clearly loved the male protagonist still pretended to be deeply hateful, and it was almost The scene where Zhe Ziyu is jealous is still very interesting, especially the rival scene with Yanyan's two identity changes and the scene with three women in Nanxun Jianghuai and baby Yanyan. It is very interesting to read. Zhe Ziyu seems to have returned to Mingli and became Qiyun. It is a combination of the female Zhuge's wisdom and Rouge Ma's work. It may not necessarily be likable, but it must be impressive. It is so difficult to get, and of course it is impressive. As for the shortcomings of the love drama, firstly, there are too many twists and turns. It would be better to remove a plot of snatching a marriage or going to Bianliang to save people. Secondly, there are too few descriptions after marriage. Of course, this is related to the author's habit of ending in anticlimactic. I personally like this character, but after a few years, I should only remember how twists and turns this love is.

The scene where the rat faked his death was a bit redundant.

Lu Xiangwu actually found happiness, but Deng Xiuer did not. . . I really don't understand the purpose of Yue Guan's arrangement. Is the purpose of arranging Zheng Chenghe as a supporting role to accept Lu Xiangwu and help Lu Xiangwu find happiness? It's better to let Lu Xiangwu die. Wouldn't it be better to live as a nun?

It's all broken and completely unreadable 😅

This book is actually pretty good It's all a matter of personal preference But it doesn't suit my taste I felt so uncomfortable reading this book Looking through the table of contents, I feel it's almost done Sorry, I'll withdraw it first 886

This is my favorite book among Yue Guan's books. The writing skills are quite extraordinary. The life of fighting and arrogance, scheming and strategizing also makes my blood boil. Reading it after many years, I still feel that it is very rewarding. As for the main plot you mentioned, it is not Ming is simply nonsense. I think the biggest feature of Yueguan novels is the rise of small characters and the emergence of heroes. It is definitely not a simple time-travel novel, but a legendary novel~ Its battle of wits and courage, and the growth of the protagonist are all very well written~

Among the wives, only Zhe Ziyu and Dong'er saw love, the others were just lust.

I have read this book many times. The older I get, the deeper I feel at the beginning. Yang Hao gradually became a great minister. It's a pity that the son you want to raise is not there. Even if you are blessed with all the glory, the person who was the best to you is no longer there. This re-reading is a bit unbearable at the beginning.

Can't people nowadays see the suffering of the protagonist? The protagonist's initial ambition was to be a civil servant in the Song Dynasty, but due to his background, he was a private slave and became an official in the Northwestern Warlords. As a result, neither party dared to reuse the protagonist.

I have been reading this book for more than a year. I look back with a lot of emotion, and my thoughts drift to the world in the book. The story of me and this book happened a year ago. I don't know where it is going. I only hope that one day many years later, I will stay again, and I will never forget it. The spirit will accompany me, and the years will be peaceful.

😅, It's not like so many people are complaining. I have read historical articles for so many years and feel that this is the best book written by Yue Guan in 2009. There were the 2008 annual champions Devil's Law and Tomato's Devouring Starry Sky, and later there were the 2009 annual champions Yangshen and Panlong, Heavenly King, Fake Hero, Ka Tu, Jian Ke, Douluo Dao Po, etc. As a historical novel, there is no doubt that a work written after Yue Guan Hui Ming can occupy a high ranking in these books. Also, it would be really unfair to evaluate the quality of a book without looking at the environment at the time. For example, after reading Lord of Mysteries, some children 10 years later will probably say, Is this the sacred book that you adults admire? That's it? It was far worse than XXX, but they could never imagine the impact that mystery would have in this era. Those who have not experienced that era and can only judge with the current perspective are just metaphysical NT, that's pretty much it😅😅

As a time traveler, modern theoretical concepts are of no use at all. Researching guns and cannons is pure fart, but social reform is still possible! Why not go back in time? You have to open up a little bit, right?

I can't bear to continue to interact with the two Ding brothers and sisters. I am a normal person. I will definitely have grudges in my heart and will not retaliate, but I will not interact with them, let alone have any brother-sister relationship. If Yang Hao was incompetent, would the Ding brothers and sisters be kind to him? When Yang Hao was wronged, did Ding Yuluo know that he was wronged, but was he as determined as when he let Ding Chengye go later?

I've been written off to death, but I'm speechless if I don't write down my female companion. She stole someone's widow and then killed her husband's family.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ To be honest, reading Yue Guan's novels is not just to read about the harem. In addition, the writing style is exquisite, and occasionally there are some touching plots, such as sleeping drunk in the mountains and rivers. At the end, when Princess Taiping committed suicide, she sighed: I was not born before you were born, and I was already old when you were born. At that time, tears almost came out. I have read four of his books: Drunk in the Country and Night Walk in Brocade Step by Step Lotus and Hui Ming, from offline physical books of Hui Ming to online reading, my favorite is Drunk in the Country. Later, it was so depressing that I couldn't stand it anymore, but the sadness at the end should be one of the few in his books. Since Xiaoyaoyou, he must have undergone a transformation. In addition, his patience has declined, and even the Confucian and Taoist sages he has been chasing for two years have given up. It is hard to read, but if you have read these few books of his, you will probably like him as an author.

There is a saying, the author frequently forcibly de-intellects the Ding family, which made me crazy and fast forward twenty chapters.

Absolutely amazing, a 3.5 Million-word novel was suddenly harmonized by Qidian into a 2 million-word novel.

Historical text, the founding emperor, Youyun didn't take it back last year. I'm so sorry. He claimed to be emperor, but he was just a local warlord. To put it bluntly, he was not even as good as Zhao Kuangyin. After all, Zhao Kuangyin died and he didn't have time to fight in the Northern Expedition.

Why do so many people criticize this book? Although the plot is from 2009, the writing is still from 2017... Where were you when Yue Guan was proud of the starting point?

I feel like the protagonist is too useless😆

My two favorite books are Bu Bu Sheng Lian and Hui Ming, but Yue Da seems to have closed the book and no new works have come out.

It's so funny to write about women being officials. What kind of social environment was it in ancient times? Even the minority grassland people thought that women were just used to pass down the family line. Who are you to obey you? You can't do things with your brains.

I want to know if the protagonist is targeting the Ding family later on. It feels really uncomfortable and angry now that I'm watching it. But this novel is really to my liking😭

The book is good, very good, very good. The plot is tight and the writing is smooth. But I couldn't stand it until halfway through. Yang Hao's plot about the Ding family didn't expect people to be sinister at first, but as a tycoon, he didn't grow up at all, and his great enemy Ding Chengye was still able to escape. If so, how could the protagonist survive such a dangerous situation? How do you feel that the protagonist becomes stronger when he is strong and weak when he is weak?

People nowadays read too many system articles and cool articles. They start criticizing the author without considering the historical background of the time. They also don't read this book. It took a long time to write.

This novel is actually quite good, but the author deliberately creates depressing points, and then makes various coincidences appear to save the situation. This routine is used throughout the whole text. It is a pity that good writing style has screened readers one after another. If this book did not have so many deliberately poisonous points, it will definitely be passed down. Although the work of more than ten years ago is viewed with current eyes, I have no ill intentions. I just hate that iron cannot be made into steel. I like it and hate it at the same time. And now no one really cares about it.

I just read this book by Yue Guan now, and overall it's pretty good. The strength lies in the author's ability to mobilize emotions. From the beginning of the story as a slave of the Ding family to the later stage of becoming a powerful minister, there are ups and downs. The biggest highlight is of course the relationship with the heroine. Dong'er's emotional scene in the first hundred chapters is the most outstanding, and the love that breaks away from the world is touching. However, Dong'er's scenes in the later chapters are almost non-existent. Then there is Zhe Ziyu. As the heroine with the most pages, the character does have a distinct and distinctive character, but now it seems that it is like a Qiong Yao drama 😅, and the excessive emotional twists and turns are not very acceptable now. Maybe back then, this kind of plot was more popular. Then there is Tang Yanyan. I like her the most for her courage to pursue her love, but one thing I have to complain about is that it always feels like the author is deliberately twisting and turning, such as Yanyan's brother deliberately deceiving the protagonist that she wants to marry Zhao Er. I don't know why there are so many plots of pretending to give away the heroine, and the protagonist often doesn't trust the heroine, and his mind shuts down for a moment, causing a gap between the two. Even though they were dependent on each other for life and death before, they don't trust her when this happens, and they can't even ask her in person. It seems a bit speechless to me😅. Haha, maybe it's because there were more routines like this back then, but now I feel like they're not so popular. Although there are limitations of the times and old routines, as mentioned before, Yueguan's writing can indeed arouse readers' emotions, and they still want to see how the story between the characters unfolds. It's like "If you want to know what happens next, let's listen to the explanation next time" 🙂

It would be great if Yuekuguan could rewrite the plot of Bisu. It's not that he can't accept the tragedy, but the plot of Bisu Suigetsu was written too hastily. Although the setting of Bu Bu Shenglian is the male protagonist, the character of Bisu deserves to be described with more ink.

To be honest, it's boring to let so many dogs in and bark.

Is he writing something crazy? 💀