Reading the turbulent waves of the long river, I don't see the so-called overwhelming, and the gimmicks are constant. His style of writing is like a song, a touch of sadness, hearty and chic. The article is as clear as a stream of clear water, but it indifferently describes this river, a city, a sword, and a river and lake. The words are cleverly turned, sometimes as generously talking, sometimes as quietly whispering. Under this bleak style and artistic conception, people can't help but sigh: the world is like a river, people are like duckweed, parasitic mayflies in the heaven and earth, a millet in the sea, desolate and depressed.

The author's writing is excellent, quite like the Gongbi technique in Chinese painting, exquisite and delicate, but also as simple and rich as freehand. The author captures an image throughout the text: "The Long River".

What is the meaning of a river that runs through the east and west, dividing the continent in two? I can't help but think a lot. The Huai River in the Qinling Mountains is the dividing line between the south and the north, the Great Wall is the dividing line between the farming people and the nomadic people, and the 38 degrees north latitude is the dividing line between the north and the south sticks.

These dividing lines themselves are either moats, or they are set up for people, or they are imaginary. However, the two ends of these lines are different in humanities and customs, and in terms of ideology and ideology, and since the day this line is established, the north and south ends will continue to fight and fight.

How many times have the northerners crossed the river to conquer the incompatible southern regime? Inside and outside the Great Wall, how many times have there been corpses all over the place, and rivers of blood flowing? It is this wonderful line, which may be majestic and magnificent, but it may not be visible at all, but the story that has taken place around this line is absolutely magnificent and daunting.

And what will be the story of this "long river" written by Qingyue Binglan? Let's wait and see!

- Song Qiu's comment

Qingyue's novels are sprinkled with 120,000 have been written. Although the plot peaks and turns, I can still feel the amazement brought to me by the first chapter of the novel in terms of style and the turbulence brought to me in terms of plot.

There are many amazing books that start with careful consideration, but I haven't seen many people who can keep this feeling alive in 120,000 words. Qingyue's "Long River Storms" is like a long song. It was a kind of feeling of singing aloud, not hurried and eloquent, but it penetrated the earth-shaking and thrilling plot to the fullest. It can be seen that Miss Zhu has refined words and sentences for every chapter and paragraph of the novel. She may not be able to write ten thousand words in a few hours like some great gods, but her writing is by no means the kind of plain and tasteless little white writing.

If you read her sentences carefully, it is like reading a line of poetry, a line of chic and elegant songs. But the style of singing is actually to rhyme, and it is also about the evenness of each word. This is the case with Qingyue's novels, her writing style is very delicate, she considers every word, scrutinizes every sentence. But there is no trace of precision between the lines, only a beautiful and smooth feeling. The heavy sword has no edge, and the great ingenuity does not work. But in fact, it is ingenious, "not working", is the ultimate of "work".

This is a long poem, but also an epic, Qin, Qi, Chu, Tang, the various forces in the south of the Yangtze River and the north of the Yangtze River are like the Warring States princes are deceitful, vertical and horizontal. There are large and small forces, some small countries that pursue small profits but make a living, and there are also hegemons who check and balance the north and the south and win the title of the world. This is not only a portrayal of the Warring States Period, but also a portrayal of all the ununified periods in Chinese history, and a portrayal of the whole world after the birth of human civilization.

There is a lot to say, I originally wanted to talk about Chu Xuehai, but unfortunately when I talked about Qingyue's writing and charm, I couldn't stop, it was so attractive to me, I really didn't vomit or feel unhappy. But fortunately, "Deep Court Butterfly Dance" has not yet been written, and I may be able to experience Chu Xuehai more deeply in the update in the next few days.

- Song Qiu's comment