Still Awaiting Zhaoyang

After more than ten years of knowing each other, not afraid of hardships and power, just for Yue'er, the infatuated and persistent Zi Jin kept the clouds open and found love. Shang Ruiwan was on time and almost won Yue'er's heart.

It is a novel with unfinished meaning, the emotional entanglement of love and destiny. After reading it, I feel empty. The plot is gripping. I feel a little distressed and sad about Shang Rui's emotional ending of "can't get what I ask for, but can't give up"; Jin is pleased with the result of "keeping the clouds clear and seeing the moonlight"; as for the heroine Xia Yue, she must have Shang Rui in her heart, and their relationship is more like love💓 "Almost falling in love with him" is enough to show that in the end, Zijin should be the result of her choice.

Once upon a time, the sea was difficult to overcome, but in Jinluo City, this was Xia Yue and Shang Rui, and they were sincere in this complicated royal battle. In the twelfth year of Yong'an, the two finally reunited after the world was at peace and the hero returned from the army. They have had doubts and confrontations, but it seems that not all Zhaoyang will shine the brightest, especially when the lover needs it.

I prefer this novel to have two male protagonists. As an emperor, Shang Rui goes from being used to recognizing his feelings to letting go, while his younger brother goes from being protected by the female protagonist to being able to protect her. Both male protagonists are growing up, one learns to let go, and the other I have learned to take responsibility, and it is already obvious who the heroine will choose in the end. As a young lover, the unswerving younger brother is actually on the right side. Love has many forms, and no one says it must be perfect in the end. In a sense, regret is the norm.

She was originally Zhaoyang, but she hid her light for him. One couldn't love her, and the other had a bad fate. The language of this work is fresh and natural, and the depiction of emotions is delicate and moving, but after reading it, people feel a little empty. The portrayal of the male and female protagonists is also perfect. Rather than saying that it is a male and a male protagonist, I feel more like two male protagonists. No matter which one the female protagonist chooses, it makes people feel that the remaining one is difficult to reconcile. I have to sigh that being able to write such a gripping plot shows the author's excellent writing style!

Regardless of the length or the excitement of the plot, the male protagonist is Shang Rui. It feels like the female protagonist actually loves Shang Rui, but she just chooses Zi Jin intellectually. There was too much hatred between her and Shang Rui, and they were destined not to be together. The heroine wrote the letter at the end, which was very funny, and the swaying back and forth in the middle was very funny. But, who says a woman can't love two people at the same time? The heroine does, so what should she do?

The first half has more narration and less emotional drama, and the male lead and the second half are confused and confused. In the second half, the emotional drama gradually becomes clearer, and the plot is much more compact. Isn't it good for Shang Rui and the heroine to be together? Yue'er is almost falling in love with Shang Rui. However, Shang Rui was in his position to pursue his career, and Yue'er was ranked second in the choice. Zijin and Yue'er had known each other since childhood, which laid a solid foundation for their relationship. However, Yue'er did not want to dwell on this relationship due to the compatibility between siblings. Zi Jin's sincerity in trading the world for Yue'er finally made Yue'er bravely face Zi Jin's enthusiasm. The ending was good. They got married, but why were there no details about the wedding? I really want to see it...

It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of feeling of being lost after watching it.

This novel is very short and took a few hours to read. According to the author's previous habit, the younger brother with some minor flaws must belong to the male protagonist. Although the ending is indeed like this, in the early stage of the book, the female protagonist and her younger brother are like real siblings, like a long-lasting family relationship, while the interaction with the little emperor is more like a passionate love. But in the end, the little emperor chose to let go, and the younger brother learned to protect his sister. I believe everyone will choose the younger brother, because the female protagonist is Zhaoyang, how can she be in a wall where only the four corners of the sky can be seen.

The characters are well-sculpted, the language is exquisite, and the narration is eloquent, making people feel as if they are actually there when reading it. The character of the male protagonist gives people the impression of a gentle and gentle young man. Later, I realized that he is also a responsible and strong-willed man. His feelings for the female protagonist are long-lasting and he respects and cherishes them. The second male character, being in a high position, is inevitably domineering, which may be more in line with my taste. He is aloof yet tender, scheming, and planning every step. He can be described as "the style of an emperor." The heroine is a character who is self-reliant and self-reliant. Although she is controlled by the emperor, she is neither humble nor overbearing. She is able to deal with him many times. Her feelings for the hero are also very touching and heart-warming. The ending of the male and female protagonists together is quite satisfactory.