The Swallows Return to the Splendid Hall

Ji Zeyu probably likes Pang Jie, maybe it's deeper than brotherly love. At first, when Qin Yining came to Dazhou after Dayan was destroyed, Ji Zeyu wanted to kill her, maybe out of jealousy or to please Pang Jie, but he later found out that Pang Jie really fell in love with this woman, and Qin Yining was brave and resourceful and kept helping Pang Jie. Later, he chose to leave because he could no longer control his thoughts about Pang Jie. He couldn't bear to surrender to Pang Jie. The two of them worked together as brothers when their hearts were closest to each other, and then as monarchs and ministers, they would only become farther and farther apart. And he didn't want to arouse the jealousy of the emperor and other ministers, so he helped Pang Jie conquer the world and strive for a hundred years of peace. He stayed away from him with his heart towards him and avoided being overshadowed by his achievements. This was the last thing he could do for Pang Jie...

The author writes it really well, and it feels like it can be read by both men and women. The framework is huge, but very organized. At first, I was used to thinking that it was the inner house and people's livelihood, but later I found out that it was focused on the court hall. It feels like the Shang Dynasty, the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the Later Shu Dynasty, constantly struggling in the turmoil. There are some typos in the second half of the article, but they can be ignored. This book develops very objectively, and the unstoppable feeling of history strikes me. For people like me who have a small-minded mentality, it is somewhat difficult to bear the weight of history. Too much helplessness and pressure made it very depressing for me to read. Especially in the last part, Ji's departure and the heroine's father's departure are quite sad. But this is the objective development, alas! Times make heroes, but heroes are also helpless! Alas😔

Overall, this book is pretty good to read, especially the first half, which is very successful in shaping the character of the heroine. In the second half, it became a bit sticky. It was originally about the overall situation of family, country and world, but it was written as a story about the love between children and their children. Qin Yining, who was supposed to be portrayed as a virtuous and helpful wife, was instead written as a heroine. Instead, it should be a majestic, mighty and domineering male protagonist, but he was forced to write an image of a hero who endures humiliation and is short of breath. Contrary to my expectations for the character. There are also several good characters created throughout the text, such as Father Qin, Aunt Cao, Mu Mu, etc. I ignore the aura of the male and female protagonists. It's not bad if we can regard them as the protagonists in our hearts😜😜

Inexplicably, when I sent my parents and relatives off, I said I was going to do something big, but I did nothing for a long time. Still acting in the court as before. The man's mother and grandfather treated the heroine like that, and the heroine's parents also tolerated it. They said how the heroine could live independently without a man, and they tolerated it. While talking about how the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, the male protagonist also tolerated it. Then, the heroine feels that she is very smart, but she always does it wherever she goes. Then she falls into various traps, either waiting for the hero to save her or waiting for others to save her. Where is her wit? After reading hundreds of chapters, I still don't know the purpose of the various arrangements of the male and female protagonists in the court, and there is no real change in their relationship with the emperor. In the middle hundreds of chapters, I wrote back and forth for a long time, just talking about robbing treasures. Treasure hunt novel? It's really ugly. The more I look at it, the more I can't stand it. I don't know what this novel is about because it's as smelly and long as an old lady's foot-binding cloth. It's all nonsense. Then the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also inexplicable. How can these two people be more in love than Jin Jian? The female protagonist is stupid and selfless, while the male protagonist is terribly selfish.

The final ending is a bit unsatisfactory. The male protagonist's mother is not dead. I always feel that something will happen and the female protagonist will still be angry with her. I am looking forward to the male protagonist's Zen status and the last family to retire.

The whole book is very heart-wrenching, and the heroine's hard work is so painful to read. One calamity after another without end. It is comparable to seeking scriptures from the West. A lot of words were written about pain and suffering. In the end, he finally took power, finally felt proud, and ended the story hastily while leaving the bad woman her mother-in-law behind. Moreover, the entire article is devoted to Zhi Panan, so there is no shortage of strategies. In the end, Zhi Panan did not believe the hero's promise. Then this life-long pairing is very uneasy. What's more, Old Bad Yao is still there, and Widow Yao is also there.

I have read so many ancient novels, but this one is the only one where I really like the father of the heroine. He has a very positive outlook on life and the character of the heroine. I will continue to follow it~

Chapter 900 became more and more unbearable. I don't know why it became more and more confusing. Then I went straight to the last chapter and saw that the male and female protagonists became emperors and queens. If that was the case, why couldn't we just remove the emperor from the beginning? Since you didn't bring down the emperor at the beginning, your final ending should be that the hero and heroine live in seclusion in Xiyue with their children. It's really unreasonable to let them become emperors and queens. It makes people feel that the suffering they suffered is ridiculous and deserved. They also gave the children to their parents and asked them to take them to Xiyue. I don't know what you think.

The heroine's father is the best-written character.

The author writes well. I like the heroine setting, but I personally like to read shorter stories. It's too long and makes me tired. Seeing all the male members of the heroine's maternal grandfather's family executed and beheaded, it was very disheartening. It's so cruel, I can't stand it. Skip directly to the ending...