In the novel " Fragrance to the Red Sleeves ", did reading without worries in January mean that all the novels were free?

Fragrance to the Red Sleeves was a Chinese web novel that told the story of the female protagonist, Bai Jingjing, in the ancient palace after she transmigrated. The story mainly revolved around the emotional entanglement between Bai Jingjing and the emperor, but it also involved politics, conspiracy, love and many other elements.

" Hong Xiu Tian Xiang " was a Chinese idiom that originated from the Tang Dynasty. It was used to describe a woman's outstanding talent and profound literary cultivation. Among them," red sleeves " referred to women's red sleeve precious scrolls, which were small and exquisite books that were often used for decoration." Fragrance " referred to adding spices to the books to increase the fragrance. The phrase " adding fragrance to the sleeves " was later used to describe the situation where a wife or girlfriend helped to edit and collaborate with the creation. Now, this word had become a common idiom in the literary world to describe the tacit cooperation between girlfriends.

The red sleeves add fragrance "was a literary allusion that originated from a poem in Bai Juyi's Song of Everlasting Regret in the Tang Dynasty: " In the words of farewell, there is an oath of mutual understanding. On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, in the middle of the night when no one was whispering in the Longevity Palace. In heaven I wish to be lovebirds, on earth I wish to be twigs. There will be no end to this hatred forever." Among them, the phrase "red sleeves add fragrance" referred to the love story between Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Dong Xian. Originally, it referred to the love relationship between Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Dong Xian. Later, it gradually evolved into a literary allusion to describe the inspiration and passion that poets and writers needed to create. It was also used to describe the emotions and motivation a woman needed to create. Now," adding fragrance to the red sleeves " had become a commonly used term in literature and art to describe the emotions and inspiration of the creator and the necessary conditions needed in the creative process.

Fragrance to the Red Sleeves was the name of a novel serializing website. On this website, the novel would be divided into different chapters. In the serial, readers could purchase a member of the website to purchase these chapters so that they could get the latest updates of the novel as soon as possible. The novels in the series were usually created by the author and reviewed and recommended by the website editor before they could be included in the series.

" Red sleeves add fragrance to the night while reading by candlelight " was an idiom that appeared in ancient Chinese literature. It described a person reading while lighting a candle at night. The origin of this idiom can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, who once wrote in "Farewell to the Ancient Grass":"The grass on the plain withers and thrives every year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. The far-off fragrance encroaches on the ancient road, the clear green connecting the deserted city. And send the prince to the lush garden to bid farewell." Among them, the phrase " wild fire can't burn, spring wind blows, and it grows again " was quoted by later generations as " red sleeves add fragrance, candle reading at night ". This idiom means that a person who studies hard can feel the wisdom of books and grow even in the dark of the night. At the same time,"adding fragrance to the red sleeves" also symbolized the attraction of books to women. In ancient novels, women often liked to wear sachets to increase their fragrance when reading. Therefore, this idiom was often used to describe the degree of hard work and concentration of women in the study.

Most of the novels on the Red Sleeves Fragrance Network were paid because they required the user to pay a reading fee to access them. However, the website also provides some free novel reading options, which are free but require users to register and log in to view. In addition, the website also provides some pay-to-read services. These services allow users to pay a certain amount of money at one time in order to read more novel content.

" Hong Xiu Tian Xiang " is a Chinese idiom that is usually used to describe the sacrifices and sacrifices that a woman makes for love or feelings. It means that she is willing to sacrifice herself to add fragrance to love. This word is often used to describe romantic love or to describe a woman's dedication to love.

Red sleeves add fragrance "is a Chinese idiom that originally refers to the use of red sleeves to add fragrance, which is a metaphor for using some beautiful words or words to add fun or attraction. It is also used to describe someone who brings pleasure or help to others with words or words. Nowadays, this idiom is often used to describe the ability of editors, reviewers, etc. to create a good atmosphere or to help readers have fun with words.

The phrase " black and red sleeves add fragrance " was used to describe a woman who used black ink to add fragrance to herself when writing or reading to enhance her literary talent. It was also described as a woman who had contributed to literature, art, music, and so on.

Fragrance to the Red Sleeves "was a Chinese web novel. It described the story of the female protagonist Xiang Ling, who experienced all kinds of twists and turns in the Jianghu and finally became a powerful female mage. At the same time, she also gained many sincere friendships and love. Hong Xiu was a weapon for the female lead, Xiang Ling. It could bring her strength and courage, and also symbolized her emotional world.