Feng Yue Irrelevant (original Work of "feng Yue Irrelevant" Starring Deng Wei and Li Wanda)

It's a very good book. I've been short of books for a long time. It's rare to find one that suits my taste. The author's writing is very good. The heroine is not stupid and sweet. She is very smart. I like the male protagonist very much. The story is quite attractive. It is about love. It's great.

I really think this book is very well written. I am very picky when it comes to reading, and the writing and stories have to be good to catch my eye. The writing style of this book is very good. Each character is well portrayed, and everyone's ending is different. Maybe it's because I am older and make me cry when I read everything. The sadistic part in it really broke my heart, but the sugar at the end also made me jump. This book may not stay in my memory forever, but when I read it now, I still think it is great and worth recommending.

I really like the author's books. I accidentally saw the serialization of "Peach Blossoms and Mountains" by chance in my third year of high school. It was my favorite book. Later I read "Beautiful Beauty is Not Too Late". It was really hard to find this book at that time. Finally I saw it in a study room. Because it was hard to find, even though it was not my favorite type (because the male protagonist has Bai Yueguang in his heart, and although Bai Yueguang is a bad one, it is Bai Yueguang after all), I still read it several times. I read this book last night for the fifth and sixth time, and I am still very angry. The male protagonist submitted perjury, and the emperor ordered everyone to be executed. The female protagonist must have revenge. Blood-sword enemies are the most enjoyable. But the male protagonist kept stopping him, understanding that it was because he was his father, and he couldn't just watch the person he loved kill the father he once loved deeply. Even though he was extremely disappointed with his father, he still thought that he could repent. But it is really not easy for the heroine. She has been planning with hatred for so many years, and finally she is free. As a result... Although the emperor died as he wished, after all, he did not avenge himself with his own hands. What's more, the male protagonist keeps trying to stop her. When the entire Guan family was wiped out, the male and female protagonist's road has come to an end. Now the heroine is not allowed to take revenge. He feels that if she doesn't kill the emperor, they will still have a future. He is so angry. Can we not care about the past year and just repent? Isn't it just the same thing that the heroine has been repenting for killing the emperor? After reading this book, I felt that the author was really bad. He had to give the hero and heroine the setting of killing his father and his enemy. No matter whether the hero and heroine were together or not, they would be very upset. Wow. But sometimes I can't help but wonder if it's because I'm a little paranoid or have never loved anyone deeply, so I can't understand the male protagonist's blocking thoughts and the female protagonist's subsequent forgiveness. I just feel uncomfortable and shouldn't be able to get back together.

Nice! After staying up all night for three days, I finally finished reading it! I lamented the relationship between them. It is easy for two people to be in love, but it is difficult to stay together for life.

I have read every book of the author, Da Da Da Fengyue, Peach Blossoms and Spring Banquet, at least five times, and they are all really great. I have always been worried about two plots of this book: first, the male protagonist of this book has had many women, but he comforts himself by saying that he has always been the only one in his heart; second, when I saw the female protagonist going "crazy" because of the emperor's poisoning, I was heartbroken and couldn't stop crying. I hated the male protagonist's powerlessness and the female protagonist's stubbornness, but neither of them was wrong. My favorite type of books are the kind of articles written by the author, in which the male and female protagonists battle wits and courage, fall in love and kill each other. The male and female protagonists in the author's works are brave, strategic, and duplicitous. It is very enjoyable to read. I hope the author will continue to write this type of male and female protagonists, looking forward to it!

I feel a little sorry for Ye Yuqing. He is also a handsome young man. When he had a crush on Fengyue, he gave it up because of his relationship with Prince Yin. She obviously has feelings for He Chou, but she is awkward and unwilling to admit it... When he was young, he was a famous and promising prince, but how did he end up committing suicide by taking poison?

It's quite interesting to read, but I feel that the male protagonist is too deified. After reading the whole book, I didn't actually feel the changes in the female protagonist's feelings towards the male protagonist. At first, I didn't feel any hatred when they got close to each other just to take advantage. Later, when the gap between the two gradually disappeared, I didn't feel any love. It was Ge Zhi who was always giving and changing, thinking about Fengyue and paving the way for her. Moreover, the plot became a bit strange after returning to the Kingdom of Wei. After that, the male protagonist became a god, and nothing could trap him. Although the halo of the male protagonist is still a bit too much. PS. The name Shenbi is too funny 😂 I always think of the sunken fish and the geese, the moon is shy of the flowers, and a smell of earth comes to my face.

Spring and Autumn are not the same, the romance and the moon are irrelevant

I just want to know the ending! ? 😂

At first I was only attracted by the cover, but later I found that the plot deeply impressed me. I think there is a saying that is right: spring and autumn are not mutually exclusive, and romance and moon are irrelevant.