The Dual-Genre Film Emperor

The ending was really unexpected. I feel that most of the author's positive energy was used to portray Mu Qi, and all the negative aspects of the yandere and domineering character were given to Qi Lian. A relationship that started out as a calculated relationship ended up with me being calculated out. I actually don't feel too strongly about such an overly intense relationship. As the ancients said, great wisdom will inevitably hurt, and deep love will not last forever!

This book is very, very, very beautiful, and it is considered my favorite novel in Tomato, but does the author really not consider writing an extra chapter for this book? Why is the final ending so cruel? Qi Lian has not heard Mu Qi say she loves him personally.

After reading it for the first time, I thought about it for a long time. Maybe this is the most reasonable ending. Qi Lian's character determined that he was humble in that relationship. He wanted to hear Mu Qi say that he loved him. He knew that they were together in the first place because of habit, not love. He wanted the person he loved to remember him forever, even if he used that extreme method. Mu Qi's character also determined that he was not good at talking about love. He thought that Qi Lian would understand his love during their relationship. When he was planting sunflowers, he liked that Qi Lian would be happy and laugh when he saw them, but he did not expect that Qi Lian would leave before the sunflowers bloomed. One is the love that is spoken but not responded to, and the other is the hidden love that is not spoken. In fact, it is an expected result. Qi Lian's paranoia seems to determine the ending of the novel here. Not all paranoia and yandere will completely change because of having a lover or because of something happening like other novels. I hope more people can read this novel. It is really good-looking, with an unexpected and reasonable ending. I wrote it while crying. Maybe I won't start reading a new novel for three or four days. This novel can really make me think about it for a long time.

It took more than a day to read it, until now at 1:36 in the morning, to be honest, I feel really complicated. Qi Lian seems to have all his intelligence and wisdom surrounding Mu Qi. He seems to be born to love Mu Qi, but this kind of love is too sad. In fact, Mu Qi has already told Qi Lian that he loves him during the relationship! Having said that, I still want to ask the author, is he really not considering changing the story to a sequel? My heart and liver hurt!

After thinking about it for a long time, I still want to comment. It's time to say it, why can't Qi Lian wait a little longer? After all, Mu Qi has been waiting for ten years. Why do you need this method to prove it? This is really a good-looking novel, but the characters are really uncomfortable. Suddenly, I feel that communication is really important. If you suppress it too much, you will lose both sides. No one can guess the other person's thoughts. I can only say that the final ending reflects their characters, but it is really sad. They obviously love each other, and it may not be like this. But he is really super good-looking. Qi Lian is a very smart and talented person. If he didn't have a paranoid character... It's a pity that he is a role model worth learning from. I hope I can become as powerful as him.

The ending was a surprise to me - I never thought Wei Leng would die. If Mu Qi had directly said "I love you" to Wei Lian, the ending would have been different. However, everything is final, and no one between you and me can change their ending (unless the author hhh)

Demining: (suspected spoilers) If you can't accept Gong's extreme behavior, don't watch it. Gong is mentally ill. I thought the previous ones were okay, but I really couldn't accept the one about the cave. With the help of Gong's friends, Shou's relationship with Gong improved, but Shou felt that getting along with Gong was a bit too much, so she distanced herself from Gong. Gong then goes crazy silently until the scene where he goes to the cave to explode and wants to die with Shou. (Shou had a chance to run out, but Gong held him back.) He threatened Shou to either die together or kiss. Later, he was rescued and was put in a foreign hospital. Gong was in a domestic hospital. Gong planted an explosive in his body that would explode in a month if it went beyond 500 meters. But this matter was told to Shou by Geng's friend, and Shou was forced to live together.

Qi Lian was originally a patient, and Mu Qi could be said to be his salvation. Like a fish in need of water, everyone will want to grab their only hope, even to the point of giving up everything. The author has actually written about what Mu Qi is to Qi Lian, who is his only air freshener in this dirty world. It can be seen from many descriptions that Qi Lian was ill, and he was seriously ill. If it weren't for Mu Qi, he might have buried himself in the cave. He had planned it long ago. No one could stop him from dying, but he was an actor and hid everything well. It can be said that he is a genius and also a madman. He will do anything for love, and even use death to make the other person remember him. He has calculated his own life. The only thing he wants is Mu Qi's love. But his love is also really heavy-handed. He tries to catch the other person in his own way, and even says that a person who is so cold-hearted offers to adopt a child for Mu Qi. During the many years they had been together, I felt that he also wanted to spend his old age peacefully with Mu Qi. I particularly liked the place where he planted flowers. I thought he really had hope for living, but I was still wrong. The author's ideas are indeed quite novel, whether it is the script or the ending of the story. It's just that the ending is a pity. After all, this is the first BE I've read, and it's also my first long review.

I vaguely felt this ending, but after actually watching the ending... I was really confused... This is my favorite thing I saw on Tomato and it also made me the saddest... One love is obscure and the other is deep...

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