Color Among Flowers

Although I don't know why so few people have read this book despite it being a good book, I persisted in reading it and was still not satisfied. I still remember watching a movie about the love and hatred of several generations, and the ending: asking the world, what is love, and how to teach life and death? Love and hatred between family and country must be treated rationally, especially when you are a person in the game. It is even more difficult when Ming Jin bid farewell to her prince brother on the battlefield, and when Emperor Zhong said to Ming Jin, "You are the fantasy of my life," these two paragraphs made me cry. The entanglement of grudges has been eliminated, and the love and hatred are gone. Although it is regrettable that Ming Jin did not marry in the end, it is reasonable. . .

I understand why the rating is not very good, it is too tragic, too real and dark. Only Honghu's ambition has not changed. The most evil person, Su Dazai, the son of a cheap prostitute, was greedy and greedy, and everyone in his heart was long-awaited to be dragged into hell together. It is just the bad nature of human beings. Chu Zheng was driven by lust and brought trouble to the government and the public. In the end, the consequences will be passed down to the world. Thank you for your grandfather's despicable and cruel villain. After watching it, I finally realized that my ancestors were shameless with human faces and animal hearts. The heroine was defeated miserably in the end. This article has nothing to do with romance, no wonder not many people read it, but it is indeed a rare and serious article. Worth a look

I thought it was a house fight, but it turned out that there were palace fights and official fights. It turned out to be a martial arts blockbuster. The author's layout is grand, sometimes with strong colors and heavy ink, and sometimes with shaky white lines. It can be regarded as a rare and good article! I really sympathize with the heroine. She has a cruel and ruthless grandfather and father who have tried every means to kill people, a grandmother who has been poisoning her mother and daughter to death since she was born, and a grandmother who only cares about her family and her own interests. For this, she can plot against her wife and daughter, leaving her dead in ashes, and her natal martial arts leader was slaughtered and torn apart! A Jin is struggling to survive without forgetting the tenderness of her heart. Her family, country, and martial arts world are intertwined with her wits and plans. So far, she has been calm and restrained, not letting men stop her from drawing the sword. She has not seen any man who is worthy of her. The author does not need to force a man to her. It is really unnecessary! Of course it would be better if you correct the typos (the typos are within the tolerable range) 😂 I highly recommend it to all my friends. One article satisfies many wishes. It is currently a very good work worth reading! I hope the ending will be unconventional and not be hastily dismissed 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Women should strengthen themselves! A truly unconventional story about a strong woman! You don't need to rely on men to highlight your abilities. There is no cliche love and romance. I like this kind of article! All votes cast! Big thanks to the author! Come on, come on, write better articles!

"Use the most correct thing to create the most tragic results, destroy her will, and overthrow the morality that she has adhered to for many years." Zhuang Mingdai's departure gave her the most painful blow. Why is it that a person's growth is always accompanied by loss, but she hurts the person she cherishes most with the person she protects? How I wish this was just a nightmare, the brightest and proudest person.

I've read more than ninety chapters and I haven't seen a male protagonist. Can the author tell me who the male protagonist is? Give me motivation to continue reading

True, false, false, true... One link after another, the meaning is still unfinished.

It is rare to comment on a work. The only protagonist in the author's works is tough, powerful, and makes people feel distressed and admired. The author's writing style is quite good, and every link is connected.

It seems that the background setting is that legitimate concubines are more important than men and women. As a legitimate daughter, the heroine's status is far superior to that of her only concubine. She is very powerful from the beginning and can kill everyone just after returning home from the village. But this point is not explained in the book, so people who know something about the relationship between concubine and concubine in real Chinese history will find it strange when reading it. Although there is a patch in Chapter 109, it is said that there are only a few people who are as particular about concubines as the Xie family. However, when the aristocratic families in the later chapters interact with each other, they still talk about concubines all the time, which is too offensive (especially when the female family members interact with each other). The author tried to write a story about the heroine's fight against oppression and feudalism, but the problem was that the fictional concubine Xiaowen was used as the core setting of the story, and it is impossible for such a system to appear in Chinese culture (the reasons involve geography, economy, etc., Which will not be discussed). No matter how imaginary the novel is, it is still imaginary in the context of Chinese culture. This leads to the heroine seeking enemies in vain to a certain extent, which is somewhat ridiculous. The plot itself was okay, but I really couldn't stand the concubine's teachings, so I gave up on Chapter 115.

Throw away love and reach the peak of power to realize yourself and freedom. So well written.