Farewell

Why is it unfinished again! ! ! What happened in the end? What happened to the granddaughter behind her? It's so hard to read half of the book

This book can be briefly described as an extra chapter in the "Jie Yu Ge" series. The heroine in the book is the granddaughter of Jieyou, the heroine of "Jie Yu Ge". Due to the age, Jieyou passed away a few years after giving birth to a pair of children. As a result, Jieyou's daughter did not know much about Jieyou. In addition, her father Nangong Zuo's indifferent attitude towards her made her particularly curious about Jieyou. She has heard many versions of her mother's story: some are officially recorded, some are rumored among the people, some are told by palace servants, some are told by her mother's friends, and some are experienced by her personally. In short, she is not sure what kind of person her mother, Jieyou, is? In fact, readers who have read "Jieyu Song" will find that the Jieyou that Jieyou's daughter and Jieyou's granddaughter know is different from the real Jieyou. The story of Jieyou and Nangong Zhen is so complicated and tortuous that it cannot be explained in just a few words. As the chamberlain around Nangong Zhen said: They are a very interesting pair. No one is convinced by the other, and each wants to overpower the other; the only one he loves from the beginning to the end is the Princess of the East China Sea. I know that after wandering around for half my life, I finally chose Nangong Zhen. I don't know, will Jieyou and Nangong Zhen stay together till the end of their lives? Did she really have a knot in her heart and choose to commit suicide to take revenge on Nangong Zhen? I very much agree with what my granddaughter said: The older you get, the less pure your feelings will be in the future. Nangong Zhen met Jieyou too late. He missed Jieyou's bright girlhood and the kind-hearted period when Jieyou had longing for love. If he can't start over, his reconciliation with you will only be a regret.

Well, everyone is right, but what is wrong is that the world cannot fulfill everyone's expectations! Is there really love between the third son and the granddaughter Jieyou? Is the uncle in the heroine's story really the son of Nangong Zhen and another woman? What names did Jieyou give his children before he died? All the characters in this article have no specific names. Does this mean that this article is a derivative novel that the author greatly borrowed from "Jie Yu Ge" and is a different type of novel after "Jie Yu Ge" and "Li Xiao Jiu". The ending of Jie You Nangongyi explained in the article is not accurate?

What's going on? Why can't I post a chapter review? "Farewell" has been updated, will "Jie Yu Ge" be far behind? 😘😘😘

So fast, the plot of "Farewell" has come to an end. This article is different from other novels by the author. The halo of the heroine is not outstanding. It is more like telling other people's stories from a God's perspective and explaining some subsequent plot developments of the "Jie Yu Ge" extra chapter. Although I do not agree with or like this extra chapter, Jieyou's Life shouldn't end in such a hasty, rough, and regretful way. If Nangong Zhen is not Jieyou's lover, he should let Jieyou go and let Jieyou live the rest of her life freely, traveling to every corner of the map and making new friends! ! !

'Jiaojiao, Yaoyao, Luoluo'-why does the author like to use overlapping words to name names? The relationship between the characters in the article made me dizzy and my mind was in a mess. I really admire the author's ability to clarify such a complicated relationship between characters! Although I really don't want to admit that this book is a spin-off of "Jie Yu Ge", the plot described in this book can indeed be connected with the decline of the Great Xia Dynasty and Nangong Che's restoration of the Great Xia Dynasty in "Li Xiao Jiu". However, "Li Xiao Jiu" is a Jianghu novel and does not describe much about the imperial palace. Therefore, it is impossible to accurately judge whether the Great Xia Dynasty before Nangong Che and after Nangong Yu was as written in this book. Also, when Nangong Zhen conferred the hereditary title of 'King of Chu' to his daughter and Nangong Che established the Chu Kingdom, did the author have some careful thoughts? 😯😯😯?