Escape from the Peach Blossom Trap

It's not bad, but it's sad. Regardless of the writing style or the heroine's ideas, it will make people like it very much. It is very decisive, but not weak. It will be powerful but not ruthless. It will recognize its own heart and admit love at the first time. A very good martial arts novel, with a standard Jin Yong novel (like previous novels) ending. Read it all night The emotions between the protagonists are difficult to understand, but it is this difficulty that attracts people to keep watching.

The score could be higher. The questions at the beginning push you to read on. Love, hate and hatred are very clear and sad. The regret of not being able to love and the pain of hurting each other even though we are in love all tell us to cherish the people in front of us, otherwise we will never see each other again or be separated by life and death.

What a sad ending! It made me cry again😤It's very beautiful and the writing is very good. It's just that the slight sadness is always there, and there is also depression. After watching this, I can't calm down for a long time! Putting aside the bad things he did, I still really hope that Xi'er's family will have a happy ending and that their father will accompany them well. The ending is so sad.

A book with a special storyline, Les Misérables. The rating is too low. There are many bad books on this website that can be rated as 9 or more. How can the rating of this book be so low?

I stayed up late to read it, full of regrets. In fact, I want to say that girls are not worthy of the affection between the male protagonist and the second male lead. It's not that the female protagonist is not good, but that the male lead and second male lead are so good that it makes people feel bad. After more than ten years of reading, Yun Chen is my favorite male protagonist. The yandere and affectionate male protagonist is so touching What impressed me deeply after watching it was that no matter whether the male protagonist lost his eyes or not, he could always recognize the female protagonist. But the heroine cannot recognize her without eyes. Ruoruo, how could you ever be worthy of such deep affection? I rewatched it on April 29, 2024 and found that the feeling was different. I felt that the second male lead did not love the female protagonist that much, since he acquiesced in the heroine sinking into the lake. However, I felt that such an ending was difficult to accept before, but now that I think about it, this is probably the best ending. There are hundreds of thousands of soldiers' lives between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, and they can never go back to the past no matter what. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are also caused by fate, and there are many misunderstandings. The male protagonist has indeed been burdened and endured too much. He lives for revenge, and in order to achieve his goal, he does not hesitate to hurt others and himself, even if he loves the female protagonist to his core. He hates betrayal and is afraid of loneliness, but he has to pay for the bloody hands, right? This is probably the best ending between them. Although they still feel sad, meeting you in this life is the biggest reunion between us.

Very beautiful, wow wow wow be everyone is miserable The plot doesn't drag out, it doesn't end well, and everyone's image is quite three-dimensional. The characters are all good and quite to my liking. Alas, I hope there will be a sequel about he.

I stayed up all night and finished reading it in one day, which was a bit hurried. I feel that the abuse articles I usually read are overshadowed in this book. This book is gray from beginning to end. Even the setting sun and the glinting on the curling stone are unreal. Perhaps only in the little grape flowers blooming on the grape trellis can you get a glimpse of the real color. The author's writing style is particularly delicate, and the entanglement between Yun and Wan is as detailed as a spring rain. I can't recall many details, but the writing style is very good. The fates of Yun Wan and Mu are intertwined, which seems to be doomed to a bleak ending in the book. Seeing that ending, I even wanted to thank the author for leaving Yunxi to Wanwan.

I felt very melancholy after reading this book. After reading this book, I felt like I had watched a movie or a TV series. I just wanted to sigh that I had not read such a great novel for a long time. I was amazed at the author's writing style, and I also admired the author's logic of writing. The characters were well-developed and the plots were interlocking. Although the male protagonist appears late, it is easy for readers to mistakenly think that he is the male protagonist at the beginning of the chapter, but the further you read, the more you can discover new worlds, which is really hearty. Although the ending is not satisfactory, as long as Ruoruo and Yun Chen are in the same mind from beginning to end and fall in love with each other, they won't feel sad. After all, good and evil are rewarded, and love and hate are the most difficult to understand.

First of all, the pertinent comment is that it is a sadistic and sadistic article. The article uses the heroine's retrieval of memory as a clue to unfold the description of the article. In the end, the three stages of the heroine's life and the love-hate entanglement between the two male protagonists are always confusing. Even after reading the first half of the introduction, I was still confused until the first extra chapter appeared in the middle, describing Mu's mental journey, which finally made the entanglement between Wan and Mu clear. The second half was very enjoyable to watch, the plots were intertwined, twisting and turning, and finally it was hard to get over. Many times I thought about ending it here, which would be a kind of completion, but the story continued to move forward and ended up being a yin and yang. Fortunately, the extra chapter fills in the content of the meeting between father and daughter, which makes it a little less regretful.

It's so cruel. Every time I think about Yun Chen and Su Wan, they are always close. In the end, both parties clearly decided to be together, but fate still separated them forever. In the end, they really never met again. Chu Ruo and her little brother, Wan Qingchen and Gu Chenyun, Su Wan and Yun Chen, three names and three different experiences. Except for Ji Yi, it feels like the protagonists in the book all live out of hatred and die out of love. I feel sorry for the male protagonist Yun Chen. His family was ruined because of the Vanity Pill. He witnessed his mother being humiliated to death by the Chu family since he was a child. He was also betrayed and abandoned by the heroine Chu Ruo, who had always protected and trusted him. He was also taken into the Yin Sa Pavilion. After experiencing inhuman hardships and endless killings, he became the scheming and powerful master of the Yin Sa Pavilion. He has always been seeking revenge. He used the heroine to take revenge but fell in love with his enemy. The daughter of a human being, she kept saying that she hated her but saved her and helped her every time. She tried her best to cure the Heart-Eating Powder in her body, and replaced her eyes with his own eyes. In the end, she clearly planned to drop everything and start over, but she still died under the sword of Mu Se because she remembered that the heroine said that she did not want Mu Se to die. In the end, she still missed her wife and daughter, and did not even see her for the last time. I feel sorry for the heroine Su Wan. During the Chu Ruo period, she was loved by her parents and had a great family. She met the little brother who always protected her and was the best to her. She lived a carefree life. However, later the Gu family destroyed her family and started to flee, which also hurt the little brother who was the best to her. During Wan Qingchen's period, she survived the struggle with Yun Chen. Because of her guilt towards Yun Chen, she agreed to help him avenge her and became a frosty killer. She was the feared Wan Ji in the world. She fell in love with Yun Chen during the process of repaying her debt, and met Gai Yi again. She is warm to Mu Xunqing and Mu Se, because the Mu family was also ordered to participate in seizing the Gu family's Vanity Pill. She was used by the male protagonist to kill the Mu family's 100,000 troops, and stabbed Mu Xunqing to the cliff with a knife. Later, she was disfigured, abandoned her martial arts, and took amnesia drugs. During Su Wan's period, she was fed Heart-Eating Powder by Mu Xunqing, had her flesh cut out, fell into the water, and was tortured continuously. She was rescued by Yun Chen, and later fell in love with Yun Chen, thinking that he was her warmth and salvation, but she didn't know that everything was in his calculations. Every time the person who gave her warmth and care, the person she trusted, the person she loved didn't believe her and abandoned her in the end. Later, he regained his memory, broke up with the male protagonist and the second male lead, and had an affair. He jumped off a cliff and was cured of Yanxinsan in Jianxi Valley. He gave birth to his daughter Yunxi and started a new life. The author's writing style is very good. The psychological description of the story scenes and characters is very accurate every time, and it is very immersive. The position and function of the thread are just right. The plot is also cleverly set up. The appearance of each character has a role. After reading to the end, you will find that the stories are intertwined, echoing back and forth, and there is a feeling of sudden enlightenment. This work is not about torture for the sake of torture. The hatred and sadistic scenes in it are all very reasonable. Because of this, I find it difficult to calm down. Everyone has a last resort, the male protagonist and the female protagonist be, the second male protagonist and the female protagonist be, the second female protagonist and the second male be. Because of the hatred of the previous generation, it is extended to the next generation, and it is really a disaster to make the next generation suffer for the rest of their lives. When will retribution be repaid, but who can convince their hearts to do it easily by letting go of hatred and starting over. This book tells me: Cherish the moment and cherish the people in front of you!