In this life, I've loved two male immortals.
The first one: I stayed by his side for tens of thousands of years, yet he stripped off my fish scales, pulled out my bones, and carved my face into the likeness of the woman he loved. In my dreams, I plunged a dagger into his heart and drove a fan-shaped sword into his throat... It took me a full ten thousand years to let go of my hatred for him.
The second one: I traded my eyes for his clarity and promised to stay by his side for all eternity. Yet he took a sharp, icy blade and sliced through my belly fins, killing the child in my womb...
I once told others that he was the immortal I loved, and that if he were ever in danger, I would give my life to keep him safe.
He once said, “Sushu, I'll always be here. When you grow old, I can be your eyes.”
But now, wearing a phoenix crown and bridal robes, I wait for us to die together at the Star-Picking Pavilion by the Silver River.
When the cycle of reincarnation runs dry, the obsession held in a dream becomes a lamp that goes out.
I once cherished a soul and kept vigil for ten thousand years, but in the end, I was left with regrets.
I can't understand why the female protagonist still chooses to fall in love with the male protagonist Meng Ze after he has hurt him so many times. The male protagonist chose Liangyu between her and Liangyu for the first time, and the female protagonist almost died in the snake's mouth. Later, the male protagonist realized that it was a fantasy and came over to apologize to the female protagonist. But if the female protagonist died because of this, and Liangyu was not a fantasy, who would he choose? Later on, Meng Ze kept saying to protect the heroine, but when the heroine gave him eyes, didn't he still call Yu'er's name happily? It's so ironic, isn't it? And the female protagonist has been injured so many times and can return to the male protagonist Meng Ze. Most of the following chapters are told in the first person by Meng Ze. To be honest, Meng Ze's first person perspective makes me feel that he has been shirking responsibility, as if he hurt the female protagonist because of others. I don't like him, I really don't like him. I might as well be with Nie Su, it's annoying!
I just want to say that if the male protagonist had not been mute, the female protagonist would not have been in pain for so long. However, some plot arrangements are somewhat difficult to be logically consistent, such as why the heroine's face is carved to look like her ex's, why the heroine is left behind to save Bai Yueguang at the critical moment of life and death, why the heroine is deliberately cruel and bloody just because the heroine calls him master when hanging fish scales, why the brain is filled with Bai Yueguang after her eyes recover, etc. Some plots really do not show how deeply the hero loves the heroine. Overall, it's pretty good, much better than Xiao Bai Wen's.
Over and over again and again, we pulled out a lot of people and various stories. The souls of other people have lasted for several generations, hundreds of thousands of years, but this key figure named Li Rong has no origin. He was planted out of thin air and died inexplicably. Then he was resurrected, turned black, did an unseen bad thing, and then died again. Well. Both books have the same style. For the sake of torture, I torture you deliberately and repeatedly until I can't handle it any more, and then I directly say I won't torture me any more, and these two sentences turn into a happy ending.
The book is so good, it makes you laugh and cry to death
No matter how I put it, the story is still wonderful. I didn't cry even when it was the most sadistic, because I felt that it was a bit cruel for the sake of being sadistic, which was a bit ridiculous. There were too many memories in the middle, and it was a bit watery, but the story was clearly told and it was self-explanatory, which was pretty good.
"There are fish in the nine heavens, swimming alone. Their eyes are bright, and their bodies are silver. The Milky Way is in catastrophe, and stars fall. If the ears of a silver fish can turn into stars... The fish's many scales can make up for the Milky Way; the few fins of the fish can protect the Big Dipper; the fish's eyes can be double, which can fill the lovesickness; like this silver fish, a long-term fate surrounds it." The scales of the fish were cut off and turned into the stars of the Milky Way; the eyes of the fish were given to you to express our love and affection; the fins of the fish were cut off and turned into the stars of the Big Dipper. Xuanjun, Xuanjun, do you know that this silver fish is Su Shu!
It's okay. The second half is quite interesting. The first third of the book was unsatisfactory. I almost gave up the book because I couldn't stand it. Fortunately, I persisted and finished it. The second half, especially the part written in the first person of Meng Ze, was quite enjoyable. The author's writing style is quite good, but because he writes about ethereal things such as stars, destiny and curses, it is not very readable. Also, it is a bit annoying to always repeat a lot of dialogues verbatim, but even so, I am still attracted by the love between Meng Ze and Su Shu. I was moved, and fell in love with the ungentleman Meng Zexuan, who had a clear distinction between love and hate, and also fell in love with the simple and kind-hearted Lord Su Shu. The two lovers were entangled in love and hate for 300,000 years due to the pull of a ray of soul. Fortunately, the ending was happy in the end, and I was very relieved. Also, Lao Jun is really the most god-like immortal in this book, but all the emperors look like bad guys.
This book is quite fascinating. . The male and female protagonists have defined their identities from the very beginning, and have prepared themselves to live together as a team. Maybe there is too little description of their feelings. I cannot see the process of the male and female protagonists falling in love with each other, and then they start to abuse each other due to various misunderstandings. There are some problems with the male and female protagonists in the novel, but it is also obvious that the author knew that he was writing about two male and female protagonists who deliberately "seeked abuse." Nan Shen's love for Su Shu is a matter of time and degree. Just because of an encounter and a period of time together, they waited for Su Shu for hundreds of thousands of years. Neither Nie Su nor Meng Ze could love him for as long as he did; and they gave their heart just because of Su Shu's soul thought, hoping that she would not harm anyone. Although later because of this cruel temperament, Su Shu was poisoned by mistake, but it was better than scraping off the scales, bones and fins. Nan Shen's infatuation and deep love can be seen in many aspects. In fact, it can be seen that the author's writing style is quite good, and he has filled in all the pitfalls of the story. Each character has his own rich setting, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is really interesting. One more star is for Nan Xi.
Very beautiful. I have always been you in my past life and this life. You tortured me a thousand times, but I still love you the same. , Su Shu used cynicism to let go of her love but could not, and used ashes to destroy her lover who was deeply in sadistic love. After reincarnation, she still fell in love with the man who gave up on her at the critical moment of life and death, and chopped her up to sacrifice to heaven during the great catastrophe. Although she is stupid, she is actually a person with perfect affection. Her suffering makes people move and run, and people feel that eight bitter tears are on her body. It is worth watching...
The love of gods lasts for hundreds of thousands of years and is entangled in several lives. The love of mortals is gone if you miss it, so cherish the person you love now. Immortals are just like mortals. People without love are desolate inside.