Lanyin Biyue

Lan Qi is a monster who lives up to his name as a green monster. She makes fun of life, makes fun of others, makes fun of the so-called benevolence, justice and morality, and regards life as a play. She is not ignorant of human affairs, but she understands people's hearts best, so she likes to take away people's fig leaves and face the ugliest side of people's hearts. To say she is evil is not just about her face, but also the way she ignores other people's feelings and only cares about her own happiness. However, she would still be envious and guilty of Ning Lang's innocence, and blame Rong Yue for Yu Wenfeng's death. She still has a very good side, but she was hurt by her brother and refused to show her soft side and built a thick wall. Ming Er said that he was a true immortal, with an immortal temperament, an immortal appearance, and a way that no one could find anything wrong with. However, Lan Qi could see through the nature of his fake immortal at a glance. He and she were the same type of person. The same youth experienced ups and downs, the same discernment of people's hearts and distrust of anyone, the same cold-heartedness, the same aversion to benevolence and morality, the same playfulness with life, the same ambition, strategizing, and vicious methods. He and she are the same kind of people. They regard each other as their lifelong rivals. What they are thinking about is how to kill each other with the least harm, because they know each other too well. They don't trust each other but they go through life and death together, even though they have experienced life and death, they are even more cautious. The thought of killing the other party deepened even more. Even when going through difficulties, the only thought was to let the other party die. They are a perfect match, no one can control them. Fortunately, Ming Er Mao suddenly realized that Lan Qi was special to him, and used a good strategy to make Lan Qi understand. However, even though the two were deeply in love, they still did not trust each other, and there was still friction. Ning Lang is innocent, but when he didn't understand the relationship between men and women, he met Lan Qi, a monster, and was stunned for a long time. How could he fall in love with someone else? But this probably has something to do with Lan Qi playing tricks on Ning Lang. Otherwise, how could Ning Lang be tempted, lose his heart, and be unable to take it back. Yu Wenluo, out-of-the-box, transparent, cute, one of my favorite characters, determined to write a history of rivers and lakes. I also liked the final scene where I got married to Qiu Hengbo. This book also amazed me, especially the scene where Ming Er, Lan Qi, Yu Wenluo, Ning Lang and others (I forgot who else, emmm) were watering the pear flower tomb. I still remember it. It feels like the most tender place in the whole book. I feel that I am older. The moon is quiet, it feels a bit like Li Xiaoyao, Ling'er, Yue Ru, Tang Yu, Anu, Aqi, Elder Shi, the night of the ten-year appointment of these people in Sword and Sword One, the fireworks are bright, the years are quiet, people can't help but want to freeze and remember the scene. Also, when Ming Er caressed the fallen flowers for Lan Qi, I will remember it for a long time. He was such an indifferent person, but he planted a green demon flower for her. However, what puzzles me the most is Feng Yi's abandonment of a child. Someone saved her at the most difficult time. Even if she feels guilty for abandoning her sister, it's not as important as her own life, right? The most tear-jerking part. So what if he felt guilty? If he hadn't abandoned her, maybe Lan Qi would have been as innocent as Ning Lang and would have forgotten him in the world. In fact, Lan Qi was also resentful and had never let go in his heart. She wanted Lan Yin and Biyue to be nothing more than the thing that witnessed Bai Feng and Heixi's affection, unchanging. She just wants to prove something. Different from Mingji's ambition.

I really like Lan Qi, she is heroic as a man and enchanting as a woman. I like her character, enchanting, charming, free and easy, independent, and stubborn in refusing to admit defeat. I even envy her for living so freely and uninhibitedly, doing whatever she wants. Although she is young and miserable, not everyone has the tenacity in her heart. She just wants to live well, no matter how ruthlessly she treats her enemies, it is not considered ruthless. The woman in the world is the one who falls in love with her.

Is the male protagonist Ming Er or Ning Lang

After reading this book, I feel disappointed. Everyone has unforgettable regrets. Lan Qiming's childhood experience was so unfortunate, and how lucky they were to have a life-and-death companionship. Ning Huayin was so lucky to have so many parents since she was born, but how unfortunate it was that she only heard the names of her parents but never saw them throughout her life. It's so precious that Ning Lang can maintain his original heart in the dye vat, and it's not a pity that he can't love in his life... Sometimes it's satisfying to read sweet and refreshing articles, but reading this article is like a thorn in my heart, and the imperfect reality is presented before my eyes. Maybe life is about seeking inner peace and satisfaction in helplessness and sighing. Only after struggle can peace appear, and only after suffering can there be sweetness.

This book is really the best book I have ever read. It is very atmospheric and the writing is great. I don't know why so few people have read this book. This book is neither exaggerated nor bloody, and the hero and heroine are self-reliant and self-reliant. I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists, and I highly recommend it.

The more I read this book, the better it gets. I like Lan Qi's uninhibited temperament, and I also like Ming Er's temperament like a banished immortal. I have always wondered why Feng Yi left Lan Qi. Seeing that they finally got an ending of "never meeting each other and forgetting each other in the world", I always felt a little sad.

I don't want White Wind and Black Breath to become history, I don't want them to be admired by future generations, I just want them to live and live in people's hearts.

Immortals and demons, I wonder if the immortals overcome the demons, or the demons confuse the immortals?

Lan Yin Biyue is definitely the weird one I've seen since reading the book, but to be honest, this is quite good-looking. I don't know how to evaluate Lan Qi and Ming Er, but they are really suitable because they are the same type of people and don't take anything to heart... I don't know how to say it, anyway, I think it's good and worth watching.

Lan Qi's spirituality, demonic nature, and personality fragility are all real and can make readers empathize with her. Lan Yin Biyue's love is very enviable. Lan Qi and Ming Er are both very smart people. They know what they want very clearly, so their love is accumulated bit by bit in life, not the love we once expected between Cinderella and the prince. Lan Yin Biyue's view of love is very realistic. The eldest son Yuwen also likes Lan Qi, but he understands that love is not just about feelings, so he has never been interested in Lan Qi. As I said, Ning Lang's innocence is also a very distinctive feature of the book. He is the true, kind and beautiful in the whole book, and his ending is also very good. The whole book is not because the male and female protagonists fall in love with each other, which makes other male supporting characters fall in love, but because they are suitable. No matter from family background, ability, or values, only when men and women reach a high degree of harmony can they have a stable relationship. Therefore, apart from the storyline, the love in the whole book gives people a very real feeling. It's not ridiculous, it's very relaxing, the writing style is unique, the characters are realistic and full-bodied, both the main character and the supporting cast are all lovable, and there's nothing like that where they're all too beautiful. I highly recommend it.