
Brocade Paulownia
锦桐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
728Chapters
922kPopularity
3.7kReaders
24kMust-read votes
9.7Score
13.9kRatings
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It is a book that I like very much. Even if the relationship is not going well, the heroine of Xian Da will not be tortured miserably. Even if a smart person is in love, it is impossible to go to the end. I cannot read a book with an unreasonable plot. Every book of Xian Ting Luo Hua is wonderful. I highly recommend it to Qimao Book Friends
This is the first book that I have read so clearly about rebirth. It contains complicated interpersonal relationships, names, and entanglements in past and present lives. If you hadn't read the extras, you wouldn't have known how the cause and effect came about. In fact, it came for change, and for the strong desire of a mother who only loves her son! Others were coerced into this cause and effect and quietly changed their lives!
This book is of a Machiavellian nature and is a "group drama", which is very suitable for being made into a TV series. . Note⚠️: Friends who like stories between male and female protagonists and more emotional dramas, please enter with caution! Please stay away! In this book, sometimes the male and female protagonists do not appear in several chapters 😂 Everyone is described in pen and ink, which is a very typical group portrait scene. . . Generally speaking, the writing style is not bad, and the struggle is not very intellectual. It is a good book.
The Phoenix man of the Jiang family has the means to make a soft living and act as a deputy prime minister. Will he be so stupid that he is completely deceived by a Mrs. Gu? Without any eyesight, I'm afraid the grass on the grave is three feet high. The Gu family father and son are scoundrels, extremely poor, and they must always be pointed out that they are from a scholarly and noble family. Does the author think that all the people in the capital are blind, or does he have some misunderstanding about noble families, or does he think that the readers are fools? It is purely to intensify the conflict and highlight the grievance and misery of the heroine, and forcefully give the villain wisdom.
This book is the second edition. There are many books about rebirth, but not many two people are reborn at the same time. I feel very sympathetic to Jiang Er here. Typical bookishness kills people, and a good hand of cards can lead to a bad outcome. It reflects from the side that there is no such thing as compulsion in life, everything is determined, you still have to be a kind person!
The double heroine wakes up, kicks away the scumbag from the previous life and is reborn, and there is also a story about the male protagonist. An unconventional double life. What's interesting is that I really want to see when the scumbag in his previous life will wake up and realize his mistakes after being reborn. It's a pity that the scumbag never regretted it in the end, only others failed him, because in his values, the prince of the prince's family marrying this merchant girl was a gift. He always looked down at the heroine with his chin raised, not recognizing the goodness of the heroine. He thought that he was worthy of the heroine by not depriving her of her position as the head wife. How stupid. There are countless idiots in this article. Especially as an emperor, he favors his childhood sweetheart and his concubines, leading a normal life and doting on his children, which makes the mother stupid. P. S. The author's writing is a bit verbose, and the descriptions of less important characters, such as A Luo and the rotten Uncle Gu, are too long, maybe because of the word count? Then rebirth is rebirth, and it has to be interspersed with mysterious monks, divination god Shao Shi, cause and effect, the fifth prince, and Princess Jin. The logic is not rounded, and it is a bit tiring to watch. In addition, the ending is a bit rushed...
Personally, I don't like this. It's so verbose. There are more all kinds of little verbose words than the main character. It's too verbose.
After reading through the comments section, I saw that many people found it too long-winded and trivial: too many characters, too little dialogue... After reading Chapter 10, I suddenly realized: This is the feeling of Dream of Red Mansions! No wonder other readers said it looked good. In this case, why not get into the mood of reading Dream of Red Mansions and savor it carefully?
First of all, the fact that the man was a highly respected minister in his previous life means that he is not that stupid. The author is really trying to force his wits. Not to mention other things, this Jiang family is poor but still emphasizes nobility, and so does the cousin. I don't understand the author's misunderstanding of noble people?
Too much nonsense, Rory!