What novel is The Lonely City Closed based on? Where can I read The Lonely City Closed?

Every year when the winter vacation comes, a large number of film and television works will be on the screen. The news that the "Lonely City Closed" starring Wang Kai and Jiang Shuying will be online soon is also reported. In order to get the plot in advance, many people have revisited the original novel. So what novel is "Lonely City Closed" adapted from? Where can I read the novel of "Lonely City Closed"? Let's take a look together.

What novel is The Lonely City adapted from?

"The Lonely City Closed" is jointly produced by Noon Sunshine Films and Zhonghui Films, produced by Hou Hongliang, directed by Zhang Kaizhou, written by Zhu Zhu, and starred by Wang Kai, Jiang Shuying, Ren Min, Yang Jue, Bian Cheng, Ye Zuxin, Yu Entai, Wang Churan, Liu Jun, Sun Jian and others. The drama is adapted from Milan Lady's novel of the same name. It is set in the Northern Song Dynasty. Between the turbulent court affairs and the tangled love affairs of young men and women, it restores a complex and real Song Renzong.

Where can I read the novel of The Lonely City?

The Lonely City Closed is an ancient sadomasochistic romance novel written by Milan Lady. Liang Huaiji entered the palace when he was young, and worked his way up from a eunuch to a palace eunuch. After meeting Princess Fukang, Liang Huaiji fell in love with her and silently guarded her. This is a love without a result. Even if Princess Fukang loves him as much, the whole world and etiquette will not tolerate them. The novel is based on the tragic love story of Liang and Princess Huirou, and basically follows historical facts, using small things to see big things. You can watch it at the following address http://www.5uks.com/news/18773.html, but it is really depressing after reading it.

Is the novel "The Lonely City Closed" good?

This book is narrated in the voice of the hero Liang Huaiji, which is refreshing to me. I think female writers like to start from the voice of the heroine, but Milan Lady does the opposite, which is a highlight of this book. If it is narrated in the voice of the princess, I am afraid that the identity of "eunuch" will be viewed with tinted glasses like the readers, and there will be a "gap". Not only will we lack a sense of substitution, but we will also be unable to understand the heart of the person involved. So I appreciate this point. And there are almost no villains in the whole book. Everyone has his or her own position and is doing what he or she thinks is right.