The Years of Jinyu's Story

This is my favorite novel by the author. It tells several touching love stories with the background of the Three Kingdoms. The characters in the novel are all fleshed out and real, their emotions slowly take over their hearts, and the foreshadowing has been laid inadvertently. Fu Jin was unfortunate but lucky. Although she was exterminated, there were always people who loved her: her father and brother, the Queen Mother, and two of the best men in the world fell in love with her. The heroine herself is also smart and interesting, can see clearly and has not chosen the wrong path, and deserves to be loved. The teenage friendship between her and Pei Qian is really embarrassing. They have loved each other for so long and deeply, but they have been blocked by this troubled world. Wei Tan was decisive in killing, brave and resourceful, and his deep love for his wife made people feel no regrets. The extra chapter is so touching. Every time I see the last conversation, I shed tears. Where did the two of them come from who are so infatuated: "If she is not well, I will take her away at any time." "As long as I am alive, I will not bother Ji Yuan."

It is short and concise, without a trace of nonsense, the writing is smooth, and the picture is very strong. The article is not long, but the weight of history is not diminished. The great era has passed by in a hurry. In that era, women were objectified and were subject to the conspiracies of the times. Every woman who fought was so powerless despite her efforts, but she could only live with the trend and work hard. The male protagonist is nothing more than a tool for his father to conquer the world. Sons, sons' marriages, and in-laws have repeatedly been used by Wei Prime Minister to wield power. The emperor fought hard to save his life. The heroine saw that the young emperor who had always been her acquaintance was already prosperous, and her powerlessness and helplessness made people sigh.

Ge Da's books are now on the shelves. Hurry up and pick out the articles recommended by book friends. As usual, let me tell you the three things I like about Ge Da's articles! 1) There will be no intellectually subduing behavior in Goose Da's books. There is no such thing as green tea and white lotus. There is no such thing as a moth flying into a flame without any supporting characters. This is my favorite point. Good writing does not necessarily have to be set off by low-IQ misunderstandings☺️ 2) The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are accumulated slowly and unknowingly, and the love goes deep without knowing it. However, he is not so brainless that he wants to take away the wife or humiliate his fiancée. You are right. There is no right or wrong in being a well-matched person or having feelings that come first. He adapts to it and obeys his own heart. He feels that he is a very mature and good man. 3) This book focuses on the first love mood of some teenagers. I felt a little uncomfortable at first, especially from the perspective of the female protagonist, but I also felt that the female protagonist is affectionate but not sentimental, which is good. It is even more rare to have two male protagonists. Instead of tearing each other up, they are both in harmony with one woman who protects the common ground, does not possess respect and perfection, and the pattern is great! 🥰Like it! Especially the extra chapter, it is particularly complete~~ This should be the book where Goose drives the most, right? Hahaha~ But my local mother thinks I can see more! ! ! 😆😆😆Like

I also came in after reading the comments. It's really good. When I first started watching it, I felt heartbroken. I felt that the love triangle was very heartbreaking. The two men had a deep love and accompanied the heroine to grow up. The hero fell in love with the heroine at first sight, but he knew that the heroine and the boy were in love and chose not to disturb her. He loved the heroine silently. Later, there was a sudden change in the court. After all, it was the father of the second male protagonist who called off the engagement. When the female protagonist needed him most, he could not break away from the shackles of the family and could only marry someone else. The girl finally passed on to the male protagonist. She was still perfect when she married the male protagonist. They got married first and then fell in love. Although the two never said they loved each other, love was revealed in every word. , This is adapted from history. The author's literary talent is also very good, there are no typos, and it has a sense of history. It is an excellent work. The image of the male protagonist and the second male protagonist is also very consistent with the image of the Three Kingdoms period at that time. There is no other novel where the male protagonist is so powerful, and the father still has to make the decision in marriage, but In ancient feudal times, people considered it impure for the female protagonist to remarry, but the male protagonist and the second male lead still didn't mind, which highlighted their deep love for the female protagonist. Maybe it was fate, but the second male lead never married. I only hope that the Fu family will not be wiped out in the next life, and I will live a long life together with the second male lead. The second male lead is too upset! Sisters, watch it quickly, highly recommended! ! !

"If she is not well, I will take her away at any time." "As long as I am alive, I will not trouble Ji Yuan." I want to say that this book is really amazing. It can definitely be regarded as the top novel in my mind. The plot is rigorous and compact, all the lines are well laid out, and the ancient Chinese proverbs are also very profound. There are no low-level mistakes (unlike some ancient Chinese proverbs, which are so loud that they don't even know the most basic rule that concubines cannot bear the husband's surname) The heroine Fu Jin was unfortunate. When she was about to get married, her whole family was exterminated, her husband's father broke off the engagement, and she was forced to marry a fool. She was lucky enough to be loved by two people. After she was completely together with the male protagonist, I was really moved to death by the dialogue between the second male protagonist and the second male protagonist (as above). This kind of good man can only be imagined in novels. The male protagonist Wei Tan (second tone of tan), like A Jin, once had a white moonlight Xu Ping (second tone of pin) and got engaged, but Xu Ping's father did not agree (too good) and broke off the engagement. Of course, the male protagonist did not like her. When the male protagonist and the female protagonist met for the first time, the female protagonist had an engagement with the second male lead, and she was in love with the second male lead, so he just silently liked her. He fell in love with her, and later the second male protagonist asked the male protagonist to marry her in order to save the female protagonist (I read the book on a longer timeline, so I can't remember clearly). If the female protagonist could go back to the past with the second male protagonist, he would let her go, and he would marry her if she couldn't (I was so touched). Later, because they couldn't go back together, the male protagonist married the female protagonist (the expression in this paragraph was not very clear, I was crying) Anyway! Absolutely amazing! Really a must-see! The background is the Three Kingdoms, and the prototype of the heroine is Zhen Mi, but she is not as miserable as her, he! Go and see it! (After reading the book review, I was really good at writing the book review this time. Now I am getting more and more verbose when writing book reviews)

It's pretty good, just a light story. The male protagonist has been attracted to the female protagonist for a long time. Unfortunately, the female protagonist was engaged to her childhood sweetheart, the male protagonist, but they were not together due to the current situation. However, the male protagonist only loved the female protagonist, and the female protagonist was forced to send it to a fool. Many years later, when he had the opportunity, the male protagonist married the female protagonist from his second marriage. After getting along for a long time, the female protagonist fell in love with him, and later became the yellow emperor and queen. But! ! I think so! ! The female protagonist should marry the second male protagonist. Every time something happens, the second male protagonist comes to the rescue and is deeply devoted to the female protagonist. What about the male protagonist? He is either the female protagonist saving herself, or waiting for the second male protagonist to save her... The male protagonist's existence is to conquer the world? Let the heroine take the child to fend for herself? ? Is this called liking? At least you should keep a bodyguard with strong martial arts skills... So this is very unreasonable. The heroine's survival depends entirely on the halo of the second male lead and the protagonist, and the male lead is redundant.

This is a story of a turbulent era. Childhood sweethearts grew up together, a noble daughter, a handsome young man. No matter Pei Qian, Prince Chen, or the eldest son of Wei, who finally became the emperor, they all had no control over the social turmoil! The much-loved noble daughter of Chang'an, her family was ruined overnight, and she sang a tragic song alone to send her father and brother off. Thinking about that scene makes people shudder... She was persecuted by Empress Bian and was driven out of Chang'an to marry a fool. I don't know how she survived those five years. It was a long time with no hope! I remember that the opening of this article was about her second marriage, but at the end of this article it was clearly stated that her ex-fiancé and Mr. Wei teamed up to rescue her from prison. The author's writing style is exquisite, and he clearly writes about the inner changes of the characters, the friendship between the unmarried couple, each other's thoughts and redemption, and the relationship between the eldest son Wei and the heroine. Although there is no grand wedding and they have to endure the sarcasm from people with ulterior motives from time to time, she and he slowly get into each other's hearts and become each other's support. A chess piece that can be used, shown off, or given up at any time, fully demonstrating their own value and pattern, and winning the respect of their husband and family. Queen Xu and the heroine were said to have noble fates when they were young. They took different paths and ended up with completely different fates. Prince Chen and the heroine both lost their parents and comforted each other while growing up in a deep palace. But in the end, they attacked a child for their own sake. It was so sad! Empress Dowager Bian and Mrs. Guo displayed their roles as loving mothers and stepmothers at different levels. This is a novel worth savoring and sharing.

It is rare to only use the first-person perspective of the heroine. It not only describes the ups and downs of the fate of various characters during the war, but also delicately expresses the heroine's inner psychological transformation process. Many scenes make people feel immersed and empathic. Except for one or two protagonists in critical moments, every character is vivid and real, and the stories that happen to them seem to be experienced by the readers. Very well written and highly recommended.

It is one of the wonderful novels I have read. The characters are vivid and vivid. In the chaotic environment of the Three Kingdoms, the broad vision is revealed in the eyes of the little woman in the backyard. The certificates come at hand and you can see your savings. The cleverly conceived pure ancient Chinese novel stands out in this filthy novel forum. I love it very much. I will vote for it three times.

How should I put it? I came in because of the ratings and reviews that said it looked good. But I read the entire article, which is a literary type [no derogatory meaning here], and after reading the comments, I said it was related to the Three Kingdoms, putting aside everyone's speculation and possibility. To be honest, the whole thing is not very happy. The male protagonist probably said he liked the female protagonist, but he didn't do anything for her. Every time, the second male protagonist saved the female protagonist, so-called for everyone, but he didn't arrange his own family, leaving the female protagonist alone to guess, save and be saved... If the female protagonist hadn't been smart, she would have died countless times... The second male protagonist's family also did something to feel sorry for the female protagonist. Things, merits and demerits should be balanced... Then when it comes to the heroine... She is smart, but she is a little forced to be wise later... The emperor drags her and the child to die, which is understandable. I really can't understand here as a mother or as a person... I don't know if it is the reason why I read faster in the later part. It seems that there is no explanation in the end who sent the letter to the heroine, saying that the male protagonist is not dead? That is to say, the male protagonist played a game of chess, but did not explain anything to the female protagonist. The female protagonist was in danger with her child alone, and no one protected the female protagonist. It felt very inexplicable all day long. I didn't know what I was watching. Is it to see how powerful the male protagonist is, but he did not protect the female protagonist every time. Maybe I wanted to write it as a tribute to the common people...