Nirvana in Fire

It's good-looking. It feels a lot different from TV, but both TV and novels are good-looking. The main male protagonist is Hu Ge. I really hope to see more such beautiful novels. Such as Qing Ling Yue's Qie Tianxia, ​​Lan Yinbi Yue. . . The two martial arts masters of Wuji... The sword-poison Meixiang... The imperial and martial powers... Do you have any good novels to recommend? Looking for good books

This is purely a starting point for making complaints. Any ancient books written by female authors are all "ancient romances."

The emotional line of the TV series has been changed well

After reading Nirvana in Fire, I couldn't calm down for a long time. A talented and talented person like Mei Changsu seemed to live just to wash away past injustices. People like him deserved more. He is as gentle as jade, yet as cold as ice. He can scheme against the villains in the world, but he never has the slightest intention of harming others. The overwhelming emotions and various words in his heart could only be restrained under the bottomless eyes and the lips of a cold smile. The world called him a trickster, but he became a hero. I wish there were no people like Mei Changsu in the world, who could make people feel sad and sad. Mei Changsu's forbearance makes me reluctant to give up every time. As an outsider like me, I love this character so much, let alone the insider. Mei Changsu's character and charm convinced all the men, but only two women, Ni Huang and Gong Yu, liked him. As a girl, I felt that it was not enough. I would not be surprised at all if I saw Mei Lang miss his life. The ideal husband in my heart must love me and love me, and he doesn't have to be ambitious or smart. But it turns out it's because there is no Mei Changsu in this world. If he were here, I would be a maid, pouring tea with bare hands.

Nirvana in Fire is actually ranked in the female channel 😂😂😂, you are a talented book editor

Is the classification of this book a bit confusing?

The traces of female writers are too obvious. Can the descriptions of men be less playful, such as "xx blushes" and "pulls him xxx". A character like Mei Changsu actually calls him "brother xx". When I talk to Fei Liu, I get goosebumps all over the place. He always uses "xxxx oh" and "xxxx oh" in such coaxing tones. What grown man would talk like this? How old are you to cover him with a quilt? Are you a couple?

I didn't feel it when watching the TV series, but I felt it when reading the book. It just feels funny. What kind of country with an army of 70,000 people can kill all of its own troops and still not be destroyed? These are 70,000 fucking professional soldiers. Let me just say this, today the Tang Empire has lost 70,000 professional soldiers, and it will have to go directly from prosperity to decline.

If it doesn't make a splash on the male channel, it will definitely give 90% bad reviews, especially for this kind of novel with a plot and history, readers are very strict.

{"TopicId":"803665280248184832","TopicName":"Internet Writing Hole Filling Festival Wishing Season"} I hope Haiyan can give Mei Changsu a happy ending in "Nirvana in Fire". The question of "Nirvana in Fire" is difficult to explain, it must be Mei Changsu, Brother Su. He spent thirteen years rehabilitating the Red Flame Army, and finally burned his few lives to go to the battlefield to defend against foreign enemies. As Mei Changsu and Lin Shu, he deserves it. I hope such a person can have a good ending~