What was an ancient romance novel with the male protagonist's surname Xiao and the female protagonist's surname Gu? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-19 21:40

This book was called "Hua Shu." The characters in it included the male lead, Xiao Yi, the female lead, Gu Yanling, and the male supporting character, Xie Yun. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Hua Shu" Author: Ruo Xiangsi. It's an ancient romance/classical fictional novel. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. User recommendation: Overall rating: 1 star [Read: Abandoned] [Revive: No] Author's brief comment: None [Female Host: Reborn Empress Dowager, but I don't see any tricks up her sleeve.] [Male Lead Setting: It is also known to be very powerful, but it is also relatively floating.] [Supporting Character Setting: More brainless, the logic of harming people is not very stable.] [Storyline: There are a lot of bugs in the story. It's quite different from the ancient rules that I'm used to. I need to get used to it.] [Emotional Line: Abandoned the article after reading a little. I'm not very into the role at the current stage.] [Completeness: None] Outpost: None [Writing style: Ordinary, not to the point where you can ignore the plot just because of the writing style.] Short review: It was a very magical book. If the author did not test the evidence, he would even add parenthesis to explain the polyphone characters and the corresponding official positions in the chapter. The article was filled with the Fujian County Magistrate, the High Duke's Public House's concubine, and using the back door to let the County Magistrate be a lucky person. This kind of statement was even more ridiculous. The author didn't read the comments. There were often interactions in the chapters, and he would even respond to everyone's dislike of the female protagonist's mother and male protagonist. The author looked at the comments. So many people said that the term "eldest girl" was wrong, but they didn't change it. Her character setting was even stranger. She was known as the first daughter of the Xie family and was a hermit. However, she did not even know that her son had an affair with a wet nurse and a servant girl who wanted to climb into bed. She could not control them. The reason was that she was one of her mother-in-law's people. This was called entering the palace to be the Empress? The female protagonist was ruthless and wanted to ruin her sister's reputation. She even wanted to drug a servant girl to frame her. The nanny caught by the family was sent to the temple, and the servant could escape unscathed. However, the servant girl who was not caught on the spot was almost sold. Was the logic of punishment completely dependent on one's mood? The villain's mother was also very strange. How could she be sure that she would be fine if she dared to risk her life with a big belly? Later, she even drugged her son, saying that she could only ask Donggong for repayment if she was not in good health. Moreover, it was enough as long as she had a grandson. The problem was, how could she be sure that her son would still be able to give birth? This was not medical skills, but immortal techniques. The supporting actor had liked the female lead for two lifetimes. He could not marry her for the sake of the female lead, but even if he did not say that he liked the female lead, this mentality was still very confusing. The male lead was known to be very powerful, but he was inexplicably killed in his previous life. The female lead was the empress dowager in her previous life, but she didn't see anything through her means. She just performed micro-expressions with the female lead's mother. In short, whether the author was smart or not depended on the author. After reading the book list, I bought all of them, but I really couldn't persist. Sigh... I hope you will like this book.