Unawakened

Simple summary: This book is the story of a male protagonist who forces the female protagonist who has been with him for twenty years, who has been with him for twenty years, and who has loved him for twenty years, to die for "a bowl of soup when he was a child". In order to avenge "a bowl of soup when she was a child", it was he who asked her to leave the capital and never see her again. It was he who abandoned her and married a new concubine in front of her. It was he who drove her to die on the battlefield. Although the male protagonist regretted it in the end, the female protagonist was first sad and then injured and died early. On the contrary, the male protagonist lived a long time because the female protagonist wanted him to live. The whole process is heart-wrenching, and it's not worth it for the heroine. (But the plot is very good and the writing is also very good. It is worth watching.)

I cried to death. The ending was something I didn't expect, but it felt like it was destined. The author's grasp and portrayal of all the characters was very precise and delicate, and the plot involving machinations was also very beautiful. Sometimes after watching it, I feel that it is so unrealistic to have power, but I soon feel relieved. There are so many stories in the world, aren't they also so dramatic? Perhaps true stories are often more unbelievable than written ones, because the human heart is often the most unpredictable. But the love between the male and female protagonists has never changed. You can see it at a glance. It's really God's will to make the two of them waste so many years [I'm about to cry]. Although it's really difficult to reconcile, I still want to give it five stars [crying] The heroine has never left those three words in her whole life. She is bound after all, but she is still content with it [I'm about to cry] because only those three words can make the heroine truly feel that she is alive and happy [crying] Male protagonist, don't be so forbearing when you meet the female protagonist in your next life. Cherish the person in front of you [crying] Not knowing the date of return means parting Women, stay away from men. Many men in the world are really unreliable. Never fall in love. Always love yourself the most. It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on anyone. Turn away when you feel wronged. We have the capital. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile] [Smile] Never fall in love. Never, why should those book cups that let you down? Always love yourself! Forever! Forever! ! ! Ah, ah, stinky man, I was really pissed off when I thought about this today. I used to think that the male protagonist was really nice to the female protagonist. MD A gentleman can judge his deeds but not his heart. See for yourself what you have done with your big book cup [smile][smile][smile] It was originally given five stars, but now it has been reduced by two stars. One star is because the male protagonist is a book lover, and one star is because the female protagonist is not aware of love until death. The author's writing is okay, and the plot is also good, so it is three stars. Dividing line I wrote two thousand words angrily before, scolding the male protagonist, and lamenting the female protagonist, but today I wanted to come back and revise it, so I took a screenshot to keep as a souvenir and deleted many of the passionate remarks. But my point of view does not change, I still think that the male protagonist is not a thing, and the female protagonist is too tragic and a pure love-minded person (but we can also say that she is selfless for the time being... Emmm) But the author is right, so let's change it to four stars. The author's writing is pretty good. Anyway, it made me cry.

This is a very sad story. As a young man, he had the world in mind and felt that morality in the world was very important. Bai Yueguang was also very important, but she who accompanied him along the way was not important. After experiencing her death in battle and her life and death, she realized that there was no return date, but only parting. Once she fell into a dream, she never realized it in this life, and finally ended up living in different quilts and dying in the same hole. It can be regarded as a good ending to this poignant story. This is the second time I have read it. The language is very ordinary and the story is so eloquent that people can't help but cry.

Why is it so beautiful? When the heroine turned into a ghost, she seemed to have a very free and easy view of life and death, and the description was very indifferent. But as soon as she came back to life, she still went to find the hero - twenty years of companionship day and night cannot be easily let go. Their past really made me cry to death. It wasn't very sad, but there was a faint layer of sadness lingering in my psychology and emotions. There are some older misunderstandings in it, but the writing is very comfortable and smooth and can be read. Although the ending is not the usual HE, I think this is the best ending [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

The article is short and concise, and the content is closely linked step by step. It is very sad and heart-wrenching. The love between the heroine and the hero is too heavy, but it will not make people feel indifferent. There is no absolute bad guy from beginning to end. I personally think this ending is perfect. If it is like most articles that are sad first and then sweet, it would be too vulgar.

The early stage was more humorous, full of memories, and the plot was relatively compact. The misunderstanding between them took a long time to resolve after 20 years. When the news of Gu Hong's death came back, I was very happy that I could finally torture the male protagonist. However, I was really sad and cried with snot and tears. The subsequent plots can keep up. Can you really remember the details of the little brother eating steamed buns at the age of 5 so clearly? I'm still a little sentimental about the ending. The scenery outside is beautiful, and it wouldn't be even more beautiful with your handsome husband. You still have to cherish the moment and the person who treats you well.

Not knowing the date of return means parting. Once you fall into a dream, you will never realize it in this life. The author's last few words are as profound and sad as possible. After reading so many ancient poems, the author's conception of events and characters are different from those written by others, and there is nothing rushed or unfinished. I also feel that the emotional descriptions of each character are very reasonable and reasonable. There is a feeling of cherishment and worthiness, and each character knows what he or she should do. This in itself is a very responsible ending. Everyone is not ashamed of themselves, their feelings, and only slightly ashamed of their hearts. A short story worth reading. Very touching. I also feel that it should be cherished even more now.

In the first few chapters, you will indeed feel that the heroine is a completely thoughtless love brain, but as you go on, you will find that the heroine actually does not know everything, but knows everything, but she just likes that person, and that person is everything to her, so even if she knows everything, she still likes him and still works hard. The male protagonist is an idiot who doesn't know who he likes, but in the end he understands clearly that he can only say love and tell the other person loudly. But why is this an ancient romance? A big country in the East is reserved and reserved to begin with, not to mention that era when people did not dare to express their love loudly? I like the next few chapters, from the beginning when the truth is revealed to the last few chapters, I like them all! This is a story I will read twice.

The plot is simple and neat, the heroine really never escapes those three words in her life, and in the end she wants the hero to live well. I saw a comment that the male protagonist loves not the female protagonist or the female partner, but the bowl of soup from his childhood [laughing and crying]

It is really one of the few novels in Tomato that is good-looking and well-written. It can be seen that the author has some writing skills and literary background in it. The heroine's character is also very good, she dares to love and hate, she is very smart and decisive in doing things. She is not the traditional kind of compassionate character. She can set up love rivals for love, and even deceive the male protagonist with lies for many years, just to make him hate her less. The heroine is also very charming in the court, "'She is not a female official in the harem, but a female official who is upright and upright, standing in front of the court, can perform memorials, and can discuss politics.'" I really like this sentence. It is indeed impossible to achieve in ancient times. In the plot, she was also impeached by other civil servants, but the heroine used her own strength to prove that women can also be officials.