The Boat Has Passed the Ten Thousand Mountains

This is a love story between a niece-in-law and her uncle, which is relatively novel. The nephew is a playboy. He is the only child in the family and he has been doted on since he was a child. The uncle, the male protagonist, is a real tough man. His father and brother died young. He raised a family at a very young age and has a good personality. I don't like the heroine's character very much. She loves to cry very much. She always cries no matter what happens. There are only a few chapters in the whole novel where she doesn't cry. Just beautiful. I don't know what the extra chapter means? Didn't that (forgot his name) die after a fall? How come he's still alive and has a concubine in the extra chapter? Didn't understand.

It is not easy for the author to create, nor is it easy to write! This book is a leisurely pastime. First of all, the title of the book builds a poetic atmosphere for us, and then the subject matter is also relatively novel, letting the uncle Chongshan and his nephew and daughter-in-law Qingzhou fall in love. At that time (it can be regarded as ancient times), to break through this ethical defense must go through countless endless abuses. Fortunately, the male protagonist is a man who is upright and can bear it all. In the end, he lives up to our expectations and makes us look forward to the great consummation! I really like Princess Nalan's pure pursuit of love and unscrupulous pursuit of love on the grassland, but it's a pity that fate is so unfair to her...

This article has beautiful writing style, meticulous plot, delicate emotions, touching details, and every word is exquisite. It is a rare masterpiece. This is a story of love at first sight, and honestly speaking, it is also a story of a mistress coming to power. However, because the setting is ancient times, marriage cannot be independent, so it is blameless. The male protagonist Wan Zhongshan, the younger uncle of the female protagonist's husband, fell in love with the female protagonist Qingzhou at first sight, and gradually fell in love with her. Over time, the love is deep-rooted, but due to ethical principles, he can't bear to express it. The heroine Qingzhou, as a wedding bride, is disliked by her husband and treats her like a broken shoe. During the turning point of her life, she gradually falls in love with her uncle who always protects her and respects her. However, she also chooses to escape for the sake of ethics. Love, in the end, is like huge waves one after another, breaking down the two people's desperately disguised defenses. It is turbulent and earth-shaking, and in the end they can only sink into it. The love that the male protagonist has for the female protagonist is just like his own name, as endless as a thousand rocks and ravines, as deep as the sea, and can be learned from heaven and earth.

The heroine has such a big white lotus In addition to being a hindrance, there is no cleverness at all.

Apart from the male protagonist having a sperm on his brain, what other storylines are there? A great general has no justice and no sense. You can risk the lives of 300,000 troops for a woman. If the rebellion fails, those soldiers will be killed by the sword. The heroine does nothing but cry

I won't watch it a second time. The heroine is not as good as Nalan. I don't understand why I created such an extremely selfish heroine. It just ruins my outlook.

The female protagonist is the biggest flaw of this article.

I have felt sorry for many male protagonists, but this is the first time I felt sorry for such an infatuated, silly and naive female protagonist. Alas, poor Nalan, he loved her so much that he never regretted his mistake😭! This is the third volume of Lan Zeda's works. The male and female protagonists in her novels seem to be of the same type, but readers can always be touched, attracted and pulled in unknowingly. The male protagonists are all love-minded, with flaws but they are all true-man heroes who are strong-willed, tender and dedicated. They are peerless good men that can only be created by women. The female protagonist is much more beautiful and delicate, but also exudes restraint and tenacity with a unique Jiangnan charm. Anyway, I can't agree with the opinions that always complain about the weak female protagonist Da Bailian, because overall the female protagonist is at least really weak, kind and tolerant, and she is not inconsistent, vicious, or pretentious and pitiful. Lan Zeda's writing style is elegant and well-written, and the stories are narrated without losing integrity. Some of them even take care of the double endings that most readers will feel. It is obvious that Lan Zeda is a prolific author with a deep heart and delicate emotions. He is also one of the few authors who allows me to patiently appreciate most or even all of his works. It is worth mentioning that I personally feel that there is an essential difference between her and many writers: the development of the storyline will basically respect and conform to the characters' own personalities and characteristics, rather than just making things up purely to attract attention or even to make up the word count.

I'm speechless. This heroine is a perfect white lotus. She has nothing but good looks and crying. She just knows how to cry when something happens.

The combination of White Lotus and Heartless Man