Phoenix Fight: Don't Marry the Dark Prince (Finale)

Seeing two o'clock in the middle of the night, crying like a fool After reading the first 80 chapters, I felt that it was too much and I didn't have time to read it, so I went straight to the end. However, I was heartbroken beyond measure. The male protagonist died, but he did not let the female protagonist follow him. Instead, he gave her to the second male protagonist. I once loved her so deeply, but in the end, I was really so generous and gave up my beloved to others. Isn't it sad to think about her giving birth to children for others? In other words, the heroine will be heartbroken when she learns the truth through other channels. She forgets the person she loves and the past she loved. This is really sad... I still can't accept this ending. It's also possible that I missed the important part in the middle, but I still can't accept it anyway. I always feel that love shouldn't be like this...

If life is just like the first meeting, what's the matter with the autumn wind painting and sad fan. The lady of Yinyechen The forgetfulness of the dark night It's all her It will only be her First sight of pear blossoms The outcome is doomed pear, away from That's all Someone loves her and protects her That's happiness

The last sentence of the article really made me cry a lot. The relationship between Nan Wang and Shen Xun also moved me. It's worth reading. It's a must-see!

If there hadn't been those ups and downs, maybe the male protagonist would have been with Shen Xun, and maybe there wouldn't have been the second male lead's infatuation in the end! Maybe everything is destined, but love that is so unforgettable must be forgotten in the end, and even though we have walked through such a bumpy road together, we have to forget the worries and start over again. The heroine is really tired, and the hero is also really tired, but since they love each other so much, why can't they be together well? They are all forced by life. If there were no second male lead and those pains, they might really be able to be the enviable lovers in the world. But the heroine did have a brief moment of forgetfulness. What about the second male lead? You can get people, but you can't get your original intention. The male protagonist has left, and the female protagonist will remember everything sooner or later, and then her heart will really break apart. The man she loves is dead, and she is all alone. The second male protagonist really doesn't love the female protagonist as much as the male protagonist. If the male protagonist and the female protagonist can be together, even if it's just a side story, it's really heartbreaking. I hope my love story won't be so sad, but it feels like the female protagonist and I are like, but I can't forget about the boy and the past deep in me. I love him, so I won't leave him, and let him live alone in the world. It's said that he is forgetful, but he is just like a soulless puppet...

I just watched the finale and couldn't stop crying. Why did the male protagonist die? It's so sad! He also made the heroine forget everything and be with another person.

Such stories made me cry several times. My heart hurts so much. Sure enough, when you are old, you are easily moved by everything you see. Some people say that you have already started to grow old when you start to reminisce. It seems that I have also started to grow old.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . The bitterness is indescribable. Come on, the author, please don't write so cruelly in the future, please.

The ending made me want to cry

This ending is very good. Xiaoxun has died with King Nan, Wangyou is another person, Wangyou and the emperor are both new students.

It's quite sad. The male protagonist dies in the end and entrusts the female protagonist to the second male lead. It's an unexpected ending, but it's more memorable. Also, I find it tiring for the heroine to be strong all the time.