Those Years Were as Prosperous as a Dream

I really like this book. This book is the first novel about the Republic of China that I have read. Love in the Republic of China is very sad. But I like the ending of this novel very much. In the end, everyone has a happy ending. Although the lovers in the novel slowly develop feelings, it is really in line with the long-lasting love. Yes, the mutual understanding and respect between the male and female protagonists make their final love happy. Just like the title of the book, those years are prosperous like a dream. The final ending is beautiful, everyone is happy, and the ending is very good.

It's so fascinating that I stayed up late to read it... I started to think that Fu Yuyang was too versatile... And he was very good at every aspect... Exaggerated. Later, I felt that it was also because of Liu Ye's constant company, my own talent, and my carefree concentration, so how could I not be outstanding. I really like Yuzhi's three views and his attitude towards the arrangement of his loved ones and relatives. The most perfect male protagonist in national novels so far. The male actor is definitely Xiu Yuan. If he doesn't follow the routine, I will give up on him until he is in Beauty Pavilion. I really like the description of love in the book, from no love to deep love, the description of the country's justice, and the description of family affection (very sad). Really like this book

Jin Shaoyang's master was also Fu Yuyang's uncle, and he personally tied the knot between the two. Fu Yuyang is multi-talented and the New Thought Party opposes arranged marriages, so she goes to Jin Shaoyang incognito to break off the engagement. Engaged for 3 years, the first time we met was to investigate a case for him. Xia Houjing, a strong woman who died unjustly, Xia Houzhan, because she would never marry, trained and supported her daughter Fu Yuyang. Thanks to Fu Yuyang's promotion, there is no longer any patriarchal influence on the aunt, and she can choose her own marriage. Huaixiu Mu Hansheng, Xiaoju (Yun Ning) is Jin Shaoyang's half-sister, Jin Shaoyang Feng Yun Ning, Jin Shaoyuan Li Nanyan, Jin Shaoyang inherited the young commander of the army. All the good things in life will be linked together, strive for them, and come to the sun.

Wow wow wow, it's so beautiful. I rarely stay up late reading Qimao and can't stop reading it. This is one of the very few. It is recommended to buy it without any loss, and be careful to stay up late like me and become addicted to solving puzzles. 🤣 Although many people feel that it is unfinished and incomplete, I think that a good work should leave some blank space. The author did not include the Xiahou family's point of view, or even included extra chapters, just to give readers room for imagination, which shows the author's profound skills.

The author has great literary talent, the story is also very good, and the male and female protagonists are also good. The most confusing thing is why everyone is so happy in the ending, but the heroine accidentally miscarries? Such a good couple, with the world in mind, why don't they write a side story to make up for this regret, and end the matter hastily? No wonder some people give negative reviews

The plot has ups and downs, and it is another Republic of China-themed novel I have read after "City of Streaming Light". In the past, I read time-travel novels, farming novels, or battles between princes and princes in ancient palaces, etc. I occasionally read this kind of subject matter. This novel is refreshing. The characters have distinct personalities, the writing is brilliant, and the ending is happy. There are occasional typos in the novel, but it does not affect the plot of the whole novel. It is recommended to be made into a TV series. I won't go into details about the specific content, but it's worth reading!

Drive high and go low, ending badly. The plot is not cliché and makes people keep watching. Still worth a look. There was too much nonsense, and in the end they all got married and just kissed and touched each other. Don't get married until the end... The ending is too rushed, as if the plot has been compressed and summarized, without even an extra chapter. If the plot unfolds, more than 500 chapters can be written. Of course half of it is a dog food stamp. There are still some holes that have not been filled here. 1. Everyone is in pairs, but they forget Xia Houyuan 2. Who is the traitor next to Mrs. Fu? 3. There are so many foreshadowings in the previous chapters. I thought the later chapters would be of great use, but I didn't expect them to be a squib. 4. The heroine still doesn't know her life experience and has not yet reconciled with her father. 5. Xiahou Station has not killed Seven Sisters' enemies yet.

The story is not cliché, and it feels like watching a TV series. There are more emotional scenes mentioned later, and there are not many scenes of the heroine's mother. The emotional investment in love is also very heightened. If you say love, you will love it. Too little was said about the second male lead's role. I'm so pitiful. I wonder if they will get married in the end.

Good-looking, really good-looking! Each chapter is well connected Good, it makes people want to continue reading. Table in text Da's emotions are very delicate, and there are many places that caught my eye. Red and tearful, it really touched my heart. In the text Several other couples liked it very much, but it's a pity that they didn't expand on it. Write. This book is worth recommending! The author should keep up the good work, Looking forward to more good works! Come on!

The ending is too sloppy. I even wrote out the child. In the end, I just made up the diary. The narration is even more confusing. It's terrible. I'll just give it a bad review.