
The Legend of Stone
从石传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- History & Military
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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465Chapters
289.1kClicks
188Favorites
1.4kRecommendations
68Comments
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This book is bittersweet; even I found it heartbreaking to read. Several times I considered abandoning it and trying a different approach. But... There always have to be a few who persevere and keep going, right? That's some consolation.
Hooray! May this book become increasingly popular!
Trash, very disappointing to read. The author was explaining himself while writing the novel.
This is trash. I was very disappointed. The author kept explaining things while writing the novel, as if they were treating the readers like elementary school students. There was just too much empty talk.
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Looking forward to it!
Looking forward to it!
The novel is very well written, but there's one thing I didn't understand: Did Murong Chong have a crush on Duan Sui? The novel doesn't seem to mention that he had a crush on Duan Sui, but if he didn't, why did Murong Chong kill his sister? Chapter Fifty-Seven, "Passing the Flower," mentions the rhyme scheme in classical Chinese poetry. In fact, all classical Chinese poems rhyme. Poetry during the Wei and Jin Dynasties was in the ancient style, while regulated verse became popular after the Tang Dynasty. Both classical and modern Chinese poetry require rhyme. The difference is that classical poetry does not adhere to the tonal patterns of each character, while modern Chinese poetry has specific rules regarding the tonal patterns of each character. The tones of a character are classified as oblique tones, except for level tones. The rising, departing, and entering tones are all classified as oblique tones. Rhyme refers to the fact that the last word of a poem (usually an even-numbered line such as the second or fourth line) has the same vowel sound. The reason why many ancient poems do not rhyme to modern people is that the pronunciation has changed from ancient to modern times. In other words, the same character is pronounced differently by people in ancient times and people today. @Xixinqiao
A perfect ending, that's wonderful! I admire your words! There will always be someone singing in our lives, and if we don't go crazy now, we'll be too old! Keep striving for that!
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