The Hidden Pearl

Chapter 539 of "Zangzhu" by Yunji, plus postscript and extras. Main characters: Xu Yin, Yan Ling, Xu Si, Yan Cheng, etc. Note: If you are afraid of spoilers, please do not read the book review, thank you. Maybe the author's previous novel was too exciting. When I came back from "Cheng Luan", I read two chapters and couldn't stand it. I thought it was just mediocre. The next day I looked back and thought that Yun Ji's novel shouldn't be too bad, so I picked it up again and read it again 😄. Fortunately, after thirty chapters, I felt it was back and it was quite exciting. After reading the postscript, I realized that the author went through some painful things. He was unable to bring himself into the role at the beginning and his writing was not in good condition. Therefore, readers are asked to be more patient and tolerant. What I dislike the most is Yan Cheng and Concubine Xian. Yan Cheng, an adopted son who occupies a magpie's nest, but his twenty years of meticulous care are not as good as a few provocations from a villain. He kills his father to seize the throne, forces his adoptive mother to death, hunts down his brothers... (I'm lazy, so I'll just write this🌹)

Compared to other high-scoring novels that have no logic, this novel is indeed quite good. In terms of plot, there is still a little lack of explanation. The main thing is what is this time and space like? An official can have military power and management power. A wealthy place just three to five days away from Great Liang? Someone is attacking the city, but the emperor doesn't know?

I was recommended to read it by a book friend. It is really good. The author's writing is fluent, the plot is not procrastinating, the characters are rich, the heroine is smart and courageous, and her enemies are almost offline very quickly. It is a great novel, and I plan to read the author's other novels.

Every time something goes wrong at a critical moment, smart people have to make some moves. For example, you hide the scumbag from your sister, you have to act like a lunatic when you meet the male protagonist after chasing the murderer, your thousand-mile horse is casually ridden away by a stranger, you are just raising a low-IQ rabbit, chicken, duck, and is frightened and struggles to resist when a stranger catches you. And even though they knew that the heroine and the others were arresting people, they still acted like a second-rate man and kept their heads down. Abandoned

The title of the book Hidden Pearls contains a mystery, which girl can shoot arrows or string arrows? She causes trouble at parties, which makes the mentally fragile Xiao Yuezi feel demonized. Old Bailian's poisonous cub was really useful. It completely wiped out the Liu family. It was such a good cub. With a name like Shuangshu, without a strong enough family and without own abilities, it would be a beautiful gift and plaything. Once again, you can't raise other people's children, and you have to dig your heart and lungs. Inferior genes are powerful. With the same upbringing, lions are vicious. How can family genes mutate? It's just not the time to do evil. I could have won by lying down, but in the end I had to speed up and seek death. Look at Fang Yi, Liu Lvcha, Lion and other cannon fodder. They have their own children. That is fate. If they don't have children, they are just DINK. Why can't they think about it so much? Old Concubine Xian is just a person who is strong but not strong, otherwise she would be a cobra. King Zhao is already shrewd enough and yet he was fooled. He is really not an ordinary person. Without spoilers, there are too many unscrupulous people. When the second child meets the person he is destined to be, his IQ is off the line and he wishes he could be a target. He is so deeply in love. The author said that this book is her self-healing to overcome grief. It is also a kind of fate for readers. Giving birth to a baby for you is because it is love. The light of wisdom shines everywhere. It is a book worth reading. The author greatly encourages it and looks forward to a masterpiece.

I'm so happy to read such a good book! Like the author's other two books, "Cheng Luan" and "Tian Fang", the heroines are all beautiful women with distinctive and independent personalities, perseverance, calmness, intelligence and kindness, each with their own stories and excitement. The heroine was reborn after 10 years of many hardships. She seized the opportunity and used strategies, abilities and skills to overcome various crises. She opened up her horizons and the pattern, took advantage of the prophetic advantage and analyzed and judged the current situation, knew people well, dared to venture and fight, and created a new world for herself and her family. It also provided help for the male protagonist to eliminate hidden dangers in the family and make contributions. The male and female protagonists are both people with outstanding abilities. From getting to know each other, to working together, supporting each other in life and death, and resonating with each other's souls, after two lives of hardships, they finally reached perfection! The story has ups and downs and is fast-paced. It is worth recommending!

Great book, delayed by ratings

Except for the first few chapters of this book, the rest of it can be as good as "Xi Huazhi". The female protagonist is brave and resourceful, and the male protagonist is a god of war, but in front of the female protagonist, he is a bit childish. The plot is compact and does not drag on. Worth watching again and again. The postscript says that when the author started writing this book, he was in poor health, so he couldn't write in the beginning. Not a good start indeed. But apart from the first few chapters, it is really worth recommending.

The Hidden Pearl is so beautiful. If you get through the first three or five chapters, it will be very exciting. What a great book that was delayed by ratings! A real story with a strong female protagonist and a strong male protagonist. It's beautiful.

It seems that I was not misled by the ratings when choosing a book! This book is only rated 8.8, But it is much, much better than those with 9.7 Or above! Well worth seeing!