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After rewatching the Bu Bu Jing Xin TV series, the love between Fourth Master and Ruoxi ended really regrettably. I have always wanted to find a sequel novel that fits the character of the original characters and at the same time makes up for the regrets. I have found many, but none of them have more than 200,000 words, and the plot is very silly and sweet. The characters of Fourth Master, Eighth Master, Thirteen and Fourteen are hard to describe in one sentence. This is the only sequel. Compared with those silly and sweet novels, it is very good. I am already very satisfied. Five-star praise

It's very true. Ruoxi and Xiaowen both love the fourth master equally, and her love is not wrong. They are also reciprocated by others. It has a good ending. If the TV series is continued, they will support it to the end.

I think Ruoxi thinks too much and thinks about everything. It's too tiring to live like this. She doesn't cherish herself even when she's pregnant. She should recognize the facts when she's around the emperor, but she also thinks about everything and many of them are unrealistic and makes her sad.

It is really a good sequel to Bu Bu. I re-watched Bu Bu recently and felt that no matter how Ruo Xi went, it was a huge be. The Bu Bu sequel written by the author made them finally have their he in that feudal dynasty. But sometimes I think it would be great if Ruo Xi didn't fall in love with anyone, but no matter what, I still feel that Lu Lanxi, Lan Dong, Ruo Xi, and Xiao Wen are circulating like a huge Möbius strip. [Cry][cry] Let Thirteenth Master, Lu Wu, Ruo Xi and Fourth Master all have a good ending [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] Both of them are CPs that I can't help but feel sorry for [crying][crying] Wait for summer, autumn, and next season, wait until the moon becomes full, and then you will come back to me. No matter how things change, Ruoxi still returns to Fourth Master. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

A good sequel should continue the historical background of the original work, the characters (including) relationships, and the basic settings cannot be changed, and then it should be able to introduce new stories and new characters on the basis of the original work. The degree of connection and extension in the middle must be grasped just right. If it goes too far, the author will just follow the original work and there will be nothing innovative. Too little and it won't feel like a sequel to the original story. This book feels just right. Readers can find traces of the original book in it, but the story line has indeed developed, making up for some of the regrets of the original. This novel is a sequel that is not embarrassing and is interesting. Worth recommending!

No longer look at the light shining through the clouds in the sky, no longer think about the heaven you have seen. The love tragedy between Fourth Master and Ruoxi is not only the difference in their identities, but also the inevitable gap between modern thought and ancient political oppression. Maybe their love is flawless, but after all it cannot withstand the tide of the times, which makes many people feel very regretful. By continuing the shocking ending of Bu Bu, the author allows Ruoxi to return to the fourth master as a modern person. The point is that the author did not directly allow them to achieve perfect love, but wrote about the difficulties in love that the fourth master's real suspicion and power brought to them after he became the emperor. The style of the entire book is very similar to the original work, and the characters are accurately grasped without making readers feel abrupt.

The ending is perfect. The content is close to history, very good

Bu Bu Jing Xin is one of my favorite TV series. I cry every time I watch it. This time I just finished watching Zhengyi Nan Ping and suddenly saw this novel. I was so happy that I immediately started reading it day and night. I cried and laughed along with the novel, but overall I can't stop Ruoxi. Dream, very wonderful book, I like [like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like]

I had read this book several times on other platforms earlier, and now I read it roughly again on Tomato to relive the sadistic love in the book. I think this book connects perfectly with Tong Hua's "Bu Bu Jing Xin", so this book is the best sequel to "Bu Bu Jing Xin" in my mind. I like it so much! I want to recommend it!!! I hope everyone can see it [laughs]

How to say it? When I was in Bu Bu Jing Zheng Fang, I was too immersed in Ruoxi's life. I always felt that there were too many regrets, and I always felt that the ending should not be like this. I searched online for sequels. I had already read this sequel at that time. When I read it at that time, I was glad that there was a sequel, and Ruoxi's regrets were filled. But now when I read this book, my mood is different. Admittedly, the author actually wrote this sequel quite well, and it also gave Ruoxi and the fourth master in the world of the book a perfect ending. But at this moment, I feel that Ruoxi and Fourth Master should have such a regretful ending. So regretful, so beautiful, it seems like this, their feelings are more pure and beautiful. This book actually adds a plot where the real "Ruoxi" also travels to another person. I personally feel that there is no need to add this plot. Moreover, I feel that no matter how much the real "Ruoxi" suffers, her temperament will not become like that of Lan Dong in the novel. After all, she and her sister have been dependent on each other for more than ten years. Her sister is such a kind person, and Ruoxi will never be like this.

I like Bu Bu Jing Xin very much. This continuation is good. It is written in the first person and has real feelings. Although it is a time-travel drama, it is generally framed by historical events. There is no wild and random writing. I have reached the middle part. I wonder what kind of ending the author will write?

The ending is good, that's how it should be

It's very strange that no one recommends this beautifully written book. This book is written from the first person, the perspective of "Ruoxi". It is a series of stories that unfolded since the last part returned to modern times and then returned to the Qing Dynasty. A good novel should have repeated climaxes, tight rhythm, and distinctive characters, all of which are present in this book. Especially when I saw this plot in the book, Ruoxi burst into tears when she saw Cheng Huan and couldn't control herself. It made me cry just watching it. There was also the extreme pull between her and Yinzhen. They were all classic plots that made me hide in bed and wipe away my tears. If you like Qing Dynasty articles, you can read it.

To be honest, I only watched this because the TV series was so disappointing. The ending was very good.

Comedy ending, I like it❤️

Yes, yes, there is Shishi's shadow in front of her. Ruoxi deserves love. Ruoxi cares too much about the people around her but can't change them facts

This is the continuation of this article that I wrote. It really reflects the emotions I felt back then. The author is very good [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Back then, I couldn't stop watching an episode of Bu Bu Jing Xin. To be honest, the second half was really depressing, and the ending was also regrettable. Although this sequel makes up for this regret, in such a general environment, it is still inevitable and cannot be changed. The ending of history, Ruoxi and Yinzhen, Thirteenth Master, Fourteenth Master, Eighth Master …Nothing about them can be changed. It's still depressing to watch.

Ruoxi, this woman who traveled from modern times and haunted the Fourth Prince and the Eighth Prince, when she returns to the past and present again, what can she remember? Whether it was the intrigues he learned in the palace or the lifelong relationship with Yinzhenjian that was constantly being resolved and messed up, he chose to go back to the past again. From the Thirteenth Mansion to the Old Summer Palace and then to the Kunning Palace, for the sake of love and not thinking about the past, she occupied not only a corner in this palace of nourishing the heart, but also the whole heart of the emperor. The plot of palace battles interspersed in the story adds a bit of charm to pure love.

I still remember the first time I came into contact with Bu Bu Jing Xin, when I was bored and found a movie to watch on my computer. After watching it for about 20 minutes, I was deeply attracted by the plot. Later, I bought the original work and basically spent the next two or three days reading the original work. This book's status in the hearts of readers who like romance novels is self-evident. This sequel is actually a supplement to the main work, making up for many previous regrets. I can only say that the author is thoughtful. As a reader, I really enjoyed this and was very moved.

The sequel inevitably has the risk of continuing the story (although I personally have some criticisms about Tonghua's fondness for writing naughty female protagonists...), Bubu Jingxin's various sequels are even more OOC, and this book is surprisingly close to the original work, but... . . Ruoxi is a very naughty person, so if the sequel is destined to follow the original work, it will not be a good novel. The author's writing is good, and he gave Si Xi a good ending while trying not to be OOC. Friends who have feelings for Bu Bu Jingxin can read it, but it is not recommended for those who have not watched the original book/TV series.

This sequel has simply fulfilled my dream. After "Step by Step", I have been thinking about the fate of the protagonist. I still like a happy ending that retains the original and is innovative at the same time. The feelings Ruoxi gives me, I actually both like him and think he is a contradictory person. If many things don't continue to be entangled, maybe the result will be better. This way of writing actually caters to the inner thoughts of most readers. What Ruoxi reflects on us represents the yearning of each of us girls for life, tomorrow and the future. Especially seeing the love reconciliation between Fourth Master and Ruoxi is so touching.

A perfect ending, an ending that can only be found in novels

It's very attractive to me. I've watched Bu Bu Jing Xin seven or eight times. With this sequel, it's a complete success.

It's very well written [crying] Thanks to the author for giving them a happy ending. I really cried to death with the original work. The overall feeling continues the style of the original work, which is poignant and sad. It feels a bit depressing and uncomfortable for the viewer, and has a heavy sense of history.

I like this kind of ending, happy,

The immortal "Ruoxi" can travel through time and again? ? Eye-opening! ! ! In fact, it gives the unwilling readers another chance to be resurrected. However, things go against their wishes, and they end up living a tangled life, with happiness and pain, sadness and pain, pain and pain... Why is it so entangled and twisted? ? ? The best thing is the perfect ending!

The ending is great, it would be great if it were made into a TV series

From the perspective of continuation, both the author and the front part have done their best to focus on the word "surprise". I feel that if the heroine cannot live a good life for a while, there will be twists and turns, which will make readers feel tired. The heroine's foresight and hesitation in the previous film has not changed in this film, which is a pity. In the end, the story design is more suitable for people who want to see a happy ending. Wouldn't it look different if it were set up as an open plan?

He is so happy, our Longshi Sixi is the most awesome! ! ! ! ! ! ! Well written, love it so much