Paulownia Blossoms in Spring

A very unique book; it's amazing how it can be written like this.

It's great, I like Cui Xi, it's a pity.

The theme is quite novel. However, the writing style is too strange, constantly reversing events, and the dialogue is tedious. The sudden appearance of Cui Xi's undying love for the female lead in the last 1/8 of the story was too abrupt; then the male lead, who had loved her for three years, died, and then they brought him back in for the remaining 7/8 of the story to fill in the plot hole – a…

This story is so unique and original. The scene depicting Cui Xi's impending death was incredibly moving; tears welled up in my eyes involuntarily. Thankfully, such scenes of weeping are rare. The ending was well-written; I still hope to see Dong Tong enjoy a happy later life with her.

I seriously suspect the author changed later on; this plot is just too bizarre! Poor Fu Dong, he had such a great hand, but the author ruined it terribly. 😅😅

The male protagonist of this book is the most useless male protagonist I have ever read. Even after having two children together, he still couldn't win her over and instead kept getting further and further away. He chased her for more than ten years, and if it weren't for the emperor's help, he still wouldn't have been able to catch up in the end.

The whole process was as soothing as clear water, but then there was a huge twist at the end that was heartbreaking 😭. I cried so much, how am I going to go to work tomorrow? 😢

Overall, this story is enjoyable; the writing style is gentle, like a clear stream.

I love Cui Xi so much! Since it's a fantasy story, why couldn't the female lead be able to break the curse? It would have been so much better if she had two husbands. Ugh, she made me cry half the night. 😭

It's too heartbreaking, I can't bear to watch anymore. Why didn't these destined lovers have a happy ending? It's too cruel.