Lanxiangyuan

A very wonderful book. Personally, I think it has 60% to 70% of the flavor of "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei". The characters are fresh and lifelike, each with their own merits; the plot has ups and downs, and the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed; the writing is excellent and powerful, making people burst into tears one second, and bursting into tears the next second; language The language is both elegant and popular, with poems and ancient texts readily available, and proverbs and witticisms abound. The only shortcoming is that this book is not a cool novel, and (this is also a valuable aspect of the author) the character of the protagonist is also not the favorite of book lovers who are used to reading cool essays. I am very much looking forward to seeing the author's other works.

So I don't like to read ancient Chinese stories about maids rising to the top and prostitutes rising to the top. This was very, very, very difficult in ancient times. Even if it were not in ancient times, if it were me, I would not accept my son marrying someone from the wrong family or even a low-class person. But this article is a very good article. It does not make it easy for the heroine to rise to the top. On the contrary, it is extremely difficult. This is normal. I just look at the hard work for the hero and heroine.

It's a good-looking novel, not a cliche cool novel. The author is very serious. At the beginning, I almost gave up and felt that the heroine was quite frustrated. Later on, the heroine grew up and became more and more beautiful. What I like most is the heroine's kind and tolerant heart, and her perseverance and never-giving-up spirit. Reading this book reminded me of a lot of things in my life. Now I am no longer held back by the knots I had in the past. Although I am dissatisfied with my current living situation, I feel that I should do my best in the present and not be an ostrich just because of difficulties in the future. I am going to read it again in a few years and see how I understood it at that time.

During the holiday 24 years ago, I wanted to find a small world to hide in and escape reality for a short time. In less than a week, I forgot all about food and sleep and read Lan Xiang Yuan. Following Xiang Lan's ups and downs, joys and sorrows, I sometimes cried and sometimes rejoiced, and my heart seemed to calm down.         ，，，， As I read, I realized more and more that the male protagonist is very unique. Why do I say unique? I actually saw a character who is both romantic and beautiful, has tasted all kinds of rouge, and is domineering and responsible, worthy of the monarch at the top and worthy of the common people at the bottom. I like to see heroes bowing down for beauties, loyal overlords learning to respect and love, and romantic people trapped in lovesickness. When romance fades, they just want to hold hands with one person and grow old together. The group portraits in the book are also very interesting. The characters are not facially made up. No matter how big or small the characters in the book are, they are all complex, plump and complete. People are always complex, like Zhao Yuechan. While I lamented her viciousness, I couldn't help but admire her open-mindedness and her advanced thinking on the relationship between men and women. The writing style is exquisite, the plot in the book is exciting and clever, ups and downs but not far-fetched, there are foreshadowings everywhere, and the story development is naturally logical. Throughout the text, there are also some Buddhist thoughts that emphasize karma and retribution. Maybe if you look back at something, you will find that there is always karma and retribution, and it is not out of thin air. Moreover, if you sow bad consequences, you will eat the bad consequences again and again. Another thing I like about the book is that the heroine has always been free-spirited, with free self-esteem and love. She would rather guard her own heart and not easily rely on her lover. Including in the later period, Xianglan actually realized that she was gradually falling in love with Lin Jinlou, but she did not dare to face it. She was never willing to stay in the back house as a concubine forever. She was such a self-respecting person, she had her own persistence and arrogance, so it was difficult to choose between love and pride. All in all, this is a book that poked me at every turn, haha~ Finally, thank you He Dada! ! 😭❤️

So well written! She is not the kind of heroine who can do anything, but she is real! The relationship with the male protagonist is also more real. The writing is smooth and humorous! The details are well described! Great article!

1. In the first few chapters of this book, the heroine is very energetic, but in the fifty or sixty chapters, she becomes a bit petty. But around chapter 100, Xiaojiabiyu looks like her again. Exquisite and clear, but still not like the granddaughter of the chief minister in her previous life, she feels a bit like a concubine. 2. Cao Lihuan initially said that the old lady hated her, and then said that the old lady liked her. Moreover, the character design of the male 2 has changed in the early chapters. 3. Silver Butterfly Cao Lihuan has so much soy sauce, can she be replaced? Okay The next step is praise 1. The male protagonist is set in that era and has masculine charm. In the beginning, it was a love affair between children that was not limited to a small family. It's not a Mary Sue routine, I like stories like this very much 2. This article is highly immersive, has a good worldview, and has a clear class introduction . It just feels like the world is a little small. 3. Although the heroine has a lot to complain about, if you put aside her previous life, she is very noble. She is a very smart, ordinary and beautiful person. I like it very much The advantages of this book far outweigh the disadvantages, it is very good

The best ancient Chinese novel I have ever read, this is not an exaggeration. First, the author is not writing the story as he pleases. From various foreshadowings to the overall changes in the mentality of the male and female protagonists, etc., There are foreshadowings and ideas, and the overall progress is not abrupt. This is why the author spends so much time writing. Secondly, each character is extremely three-dimensional. There are nearly a hundred characters, and it is rare that all of them have distinct personalities, backgrounds and endings, and they appear vividly on the page. Many people say that the author is imitating Dream of Red Mansions. I don't object to this statement, but we are modern people. If we want to restore ancient scenes, studying history and reading novels is the most correct way, right? It's right to look like it, but it's abnormal to look different, right? Third, let's talk about the purpose of the story. As long as the story is good, it should always give people something to gain. If you regard it as a Mary Sue pure love novel, of course you will be confused about whether the male protagonist hits others, whether the male protagonist is single-minded, and whether the female protagonist is a virgin. Obviously, the author did not write it to please readers. Once you read the story carefully, you will know that this is an ancient feudal society, where aristocratic men are authoritarian and slave women have no human rights. To achieve a happy ending, you are already fighting against fate and the entire society, so how can this process be so smooth? The transformation of the male protagonist cannot happen overnight. If the female protagonist was not calm-minded and knew how to assess the situation, she would have been forced to death long ago. Therefore, do not slander the male and female protagonists easily. They were the winners who fought against fate and finally found happiness in the context of the times. While strengthening yourself, you can also maintain love and goodwill, and work hard to plan for your own destiny and ideals. This cannot be more sincere and positive. Fourth, if you want to watch the male and female protagonists fall in love, and the early part of the story is really slow (but if there is no foreshadowing, the later story will not be three-dimensional), you can skip and read starting from about 100 chapters. The previous stories will be filled in automatically when you read the full text.

I have watched Lan Xiangyuan 3 times! This is by far the best novel I have ever read. I have always wanted to find the author and give her a reward! I hope she can be made into a TV series! The protagonist must be chosen well! Support

I have read this book on other platforms. It is very good. The male protagonist is a scumbag and has a lot of concubines. His character is not that good. He is domineering but very righteous. You may call him bad, but he is also very kind. Otherwise, he would not have collected the body of the female protagonist in the past life. Because of the cause of the previous life, she cannot escape the consequences of the male protagonist in this life. She has been tortured in this life just to fulfill her wish. Otherwise, how can she wash away all the bad deeds and achieve righteousness? This reminds me of the story in Dream of Red Mansions, where Sister Lin comes to repay Baoyu's tears. When the tears are gone, the debt will be repaid.

I really don't know what's so good about this book, it's just about a cucumber, and the male protagonist is unclean. Then there are house fights, small-scale fights, and every scene is like a street gangster and a shrew. I want to imitate the pattern of Dream of Red Mansions, but I also try my best to avoid the writing style, which makes me want to vomit. That means the writing is smooth.

(I finally wrote it down, haha, it's a bit long, so I'll post it in sections. Sure enough, everyone has different ideas, so everyone has a pandan in their heart) There are no perfect people in "Lan Xiang Yuan". Everyone has their own advantages, disadvantages and considerations. Chen Wanquan is confused and loves to talk nonsense, but his love for his daughter is no less than that of the Shen family; Lian Xin is considered to be a good girl in the Zhichun Pavilion, but she will passively resist when Zi Dai rubs her nose or face. Regardless of the bad preference, the characters in the book are somewhat excusable. It seems that only Cao Lihuan and Yindie are more likely to be born bad. (To this day, I often forget about Yindie. It can be seen that even if they are both villains, Zhao Yuechan's thrush is much more stylish and stylish than Yindie XD) As the most difficult character to create in the book, Pandan is naturally not perfect, as can be seen from her polarized reviews on the page. Having said that, it is impossible for everyone to like a person. It is normal for readers to put themselves in the shoes of the person involved, or to judge their rights and wrongs from the perspective of an outsider. At the same time, Pandan is also a person who is difficult to measure in dichotomies. Is she smart or stupid? Is it strong or weak? Is it low-key or high-profile? There seems to be a little bit of it, but not entirely. There may be three reasons for this. First, Xianglan is a growth-oriented heroine. Her mentality and behavior are changing bit by bit. Until recently, I am afraid it has not been finalized, and it is difficult to judge. Secondly, the setting of the character of Xianglan is indeed complicated and difficult to write. From master to slave, from wife to concubine, from rich to poor, from boudoir to the market, in terms of life, "Although she is a bit soft-tempered, she values ​​her reputation more than anything else. Her mouth is as powerful as a knife, but she refuses to say anything when others throw dirty water." There are too many opposite attributes that are pulling against each other, and it is difficult to grasp the difference in importance. Third, it has to do with the author's writing style. Although this book clearly shows that it is not watery or procrastinating, and its structure is exquisite, but because of this, there are choices in the transition between explicit and implicit writing. The omitted places and even some connections and switches need to be supplemented by the brain. Sometimes if the brain cannot make up for it, it will become a gap. And from my personal feeling, although the creation of Xianglan's character has a general meaning, so far there are still traces of trial and error, and it is relatively erratic. For example, Xianglan showed her true skills because her uncle threatened her not to sell her paintings, and she even almost cried because she thought she could survive by leaving the Lin family (ahem, if she met a powerful mistress, she would have something to do) Can you leave smoothly? Even if you leave, is there any way to save yourself? Fame can be restored, but it only takes a moment to destroy it, right?) But not long after, Lao Yuan came over and said that the uncle was showing off her paintings in front of her. He also said that there was no need for him to do this. It was all a false pretense. Although I understood that she was too eager to know about her sister, so she tended to be polite and perfunctory in her replies, but I still felt for a moment: wow, isn't that awkward... (If the uncle's threats were replaced by the fact that Xianglan had promised to let Xianglan take De Geer out to play before returning to Jinling, and had told De Geer first, but if she didn't behave well this time, she wouldn't be allowed to take him out to play, wouldn't it be a little better?) So my idea is that since she is a growth-oriented heroine, instead of scrutinizing what kind of person Xianglan is, it is better to study what she wants and whether what she does allows her to achieve her goal. So, what does Pandan want? "Xianglan didn't want to be a toy all her life. She finally lived another life. In this life, she was determined to be a landlady with a house, land and animals. She could take care of her family and live a peaceful and peaceful life." (Chapter 2) "She and Song Ke separated. She originally thought that she would find a scholar as her husband in the future, no matter what family background. As long as he has a good character, a progressive person, a gentle and kind temperament, and a clear family tradition, it would be good. The man would study hard and get a good name, while she would paint pictures in exchange for money, and slowly buy a few acres of land, and her life would get better and better. (Chapter 231) Well, the ambition is similar to that of more than 70% of heroines in otaku novels. The years are peaceful and the world is stable. No intention of revenge or clearing grievances! (Should we just give up if there is nothing we can do or should we?) There is no such thing as not wanting to get married. Even if she fled to Yangzhou, she would not become a monk! (After all, it's too difficult to give up the worldly world. Besides, if a man reads and she paints, it's a fight.

This is my favorite ancient book. The author's writing style is very good, the story is told eloquently, and the three views are also very correct. Many people say that the male protagonist is a scumbag, but I think this setting is more appropriate. In ancient times, it should be considered common for powerful men to have three wives and four concubines. Where is the love at first sight that you have to do, the male protagonist is slow I was slowly attracted to the heroine, and for the first time I felt that the love in Gu Yan was so natural. In the past, when I read Gu Yan, I only watched the fights, because those love affairs were all served as side dishes for the house fights and the palace fights. In the end, I didn't know why the male protagonist must be the female protagonist. I can't understand those kinds of love. I prefer the natural love to love at first sight. In short, this is my opinion. The most flesh-and-blood male protagonist I have ever seen. The heroine is not a virgin. She fought with others at first, but found that others died because of her. She will definitely regret it later if she is angry for a while. In reality, if we scold a person and that person commits suicide, we should not be able to say that he deserves it. And in the end, he was harmed by the Jiang family, and there are also reactions. Attack. It is precisely because of her character and her big heart that she deserves to be loved so much. It is said that she used to be a noble girl but ended up in the inner house without means. The article said that in her previous life, she used benevolence to employ people, not by tricks. A person is very smart, but it may not all be used for scheming. Her family in the previous life is not that kind of Douqi Tower. And as a slave, what can you do no matter how smart you are? In the face of absolute power, all skills are useless. It is good for her to survive. We modern people would not have been able to survive in ancient times. They would have been mad to death. There are many words in the book that make sense. I understood them when I read them for the first time. Later, I encountered some things and realized the truth after reading it again. Thank you very much. In short, I highly recommend this book. Finally, I hope the author can continue to create works.

I read dozens of chapters because Zhihu recommended it, and I was deeply confused. I have to recommend this quality, are you serious? ?

I read it all night long, subscribed to it all, and probably cried a dozen times. I never thought that such a holy heroine could make me want to stop. It can be seen that in front of excellent works, the so-called poisonous points and minefields are just floating clouds. This book is a real treasure from the ocean, with its rhythm, writing style, and characterization. Even though there are a lot of personal stories and opinions that people cannot agree with, it can still move people to tears.

Anyone who has read a few chapters and is still interested will not say anything about the heroine, the Holy Mother. The author can write such a plain but touching article, and can continue to write the next masterpiece. I will definitely support it.

It's so good. I watched it elsewhere and came here to buy the original version. Although the male and female protagonists are in the common Big Bad Wolf and Little White Rabbit mode, their characters are not unconventional at all. The male protagonist is really a jerk in front of him, and I have to say that he is really capable and capable. The female protagonist is strong and hard-working and wants to make a down-to-earth living based on her own ability. She can stay awake and not cowardly at critical moments. After going through hardships, she becomes stronger and will not bully the weak, nor will she always talk about the concubine and the mistress. The female protagonist is more about living an upright life, which I like very much. The author's mental journey is very delicate. It is not about attaining enlightenment right away, but reaching perfection after suffering. It also fits the theme of being a human being in two lifetimes and cherishing the present. The author's writing skills are so great. I originally thought it was an ordinary romance about robbery. The more I read, the more interesting the climax and ups and downs of the plot became. Various people fought skillfully and there was no useless supporting character. I especially admire the author's language ability. How did he come up with the idea of ​​having so many characters in long dialogues without repeating the hidden secrets?

I'm very confused, why are you just commenting without reading it? Where can we see that the heroine is rushing to be a concubine? Speechless... I think the author's writing style is great, the whole story is also very complete, and the heroine's outlook on life is very upright! A book I like very much, I will read it again

Some chapters are simply missing. If your own policy changes and you delete it, then should you refund the subscription money to readers? Otherwise, how can the platform have the face to call readers to subscribe to genuine articles? If a product fails to meet the standards and is recalled, consumers will have to be refunded. If the starting point is good, the items will be taken back but the money will not be refunded. This is shameless.

What's the fun in living like this all your life, fighting back and forth in a mansion?

I don't see that the heroine has any integrity or intelligence like a lady from a scholarly family. She is a scumbag and a bitch.

This book is real and connotative. I think it can be appreciated as a literary work, rather than just pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger for fun. Xianglan is a good person, she has no golden fingers, she does not scheme against others and does not allow others to scheme against her. In the end, she develops a harmonious heart. This book has a lot of interpersonal relationships, a true and profound description of the human heart, and the meaning of life. After reading it, I learned something and learned something. I thank the author for writing such a work, and I look forward to the next work.

A good story, a good framework, and the author has perseverance and skills. But the description of the maids loving and pleasing the male protagonist throughout the article conveys the derogation of women. Offensive. The description of the male protagonist's conversation is disgusting. It does not reflect the basic qualities of an official at all, and most of the text reveals the male protagonist's derogation and humiliation of women. Discomforting. Teenagers are not suitable to read this book, it misleads their outlook on life. If the above two points could be changed, it would be a better story

I never thought of using the logic of "shuangwen" to demand "Lanxiang Yuan", and I never thought that the settings that were criticized as "not in line with modern values" were shortcomings - on the contrary, this is exactly why I like it: it does not use idealized filters to "beautify" history, but down-to-earthly unfolds the survival background of ancient society and allows the characters to grow in the soil of the real era. Some people say that its description of maids and the relationship between men and women "demeans women", but in my opinion, this is what it should have been like in that strict hierarchical era. Uncle Lou's early domineering attitude and control over women, as well as the maids' pandering under the pressure of survival, are not the author's "value recognition", but a realistic representation of the social rules of the time. It does not write the female protagonist as a "big heroine" who cheats all the way, nor does it portray the male protagonist as a perfect gentleman. This kind of setting that does not cater to and is not suspended makes the characters have the warmth of flesh and blood. From the initial robbery, the male protagonist is later moved by the female protagonist's tenacity, and slowly learns to respect and give; Xianglan is not blindly weak, and her "tolerance" is never a bottomless compromise, but with clear wisdom in life - this is the real human nature. There are not so many black and white "senses", but more of struggle and growth in difficult situations. What touches me even more is the core of "Buddha nature" hidden in the story. This may be something that many people don't understand. The "tolerance" described by the author is not cowardice, but a kind of transparent restraint: not committing a crime means not being swayed by emotions; not eradicating the root cause leaves room for others and a way out for oneself. This gentle reincarnation of cause and effect runs through the whole story from beginning to end - the heroine made a wish in her previous life, and in this life she comes to the hero in the posture of "tying a knot of grass and holding a ring". From the initial inability to help herself to the happy ending, it also coincides with the Buddhist concept of "planting good causes and reaping good results". This setting makes the whole romance story escape from worldly love and add a layer of spiritual thickness. Some people question that it is not suitable for teenagers, but I think I can see a bit of Red Mansion in it. Whether it is the warmth and warmth of human relationships under the hierarchical order, or the complexity of human nature in the feudal background, they are truthfully presented; there is also a deep portrayal of people hidden in the story, not a flat symbol of good and evil, but a vivid life with a sense of fireworks and struggle.

This is my first post after reading the book for a long time, and I was really disgusted when I saw the 60th picture. This is the first time in my life that I have seen such a greasy, disgusting, and straight-hearted male protagonist. The female protagonist can actually abuse the protagonist from a spiritual level. The entire Lin family, from top to bottom, has to be arrogant and unruly. It is known as a wealthy family for generations, but it is so small. The author's lack of imagination and knowledge is very consistent with the limited thinking of the emperor who uses a golden shoulder pole. Commenting on a bunch of the best old sayings, I can only respect it and withdraw it, I can't afford to offend it, 🤢It's so annoying.

I hope a company will see it and make it into a TV series, which will definitely become a hit🔥

Very worth reading and collecting. It's so valuable! From a 13 year old bookworm.

The central idea of ​​the article is that the heroine has lived in two lives. She has been a noblewoman, she has suffered a downfall and been exiled, and she has endured her life as a lowly maid and a lowly concubine. So the essence lies in the word "forbearance". 70% of the article is about the heroine struggling to survive in a bunch of vicious female struggles, and then she realizes the philosophy of life that she must endure everything, and then uses 20% to convey her state of mind to people from all walks of life. There is a teaching book out there. The heroine teaches you step by step how to practice the unique skill of tolerance among all kinds of maids and mothers, wives and concubines, Yingying Yanyan, father-in-law and mother-in-law. Endure the calm for a while, take a step back and the sky will be brighter. As long as you think openly, no matter how frustrated you are, breast nodules will never catch up with you.

Although everyone is talking about the heroine, I really like the heroine's sobriety. But in that era, it was really difficult to carry oneself as clear as water. The heroine's tolerance and kindness are really something I admire very much. I just don't like the setting of the male protagonist. Some of the tone is too modern and dramatic, but it is very realistic. I feel that the author understands men's hhhh. In addition, if the entire length of the book is shortened, it will be perfect~~

Oh my God, what kind of plot is there? Even if there are too many branches, it's long and smelly. The writing is still bad.

The first time I watched it, I scored 6 points, and the second time I watched it, I scored 8 points. Some people say that the female protagonist is a dumpling, the author hates women, and the male protagonist is a rotten cucumber, but I think it is very true and in line with the reality of ancient society. As the author said in the postscript, most people cannot be patient and tolerant, so they prefer happy stories about grudges. The most unrealistic thing about this article is that the heroine becomes the main wife in the end.