
A Mutual Misunderstanding for a Lifetime
双向:终生误
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Mandarin Ducks Die Together鸳鸯会双死Alternate title on Fanqie
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🍉The author also left a comment to join in the fun. The initial inspiration for this story came to me while I was taking a shower 😆 I was having a great time when a line suddenly popped into my head, 'Please let me go, please let me go,' and that's how this story came about.
😢I really love the male lead's type of person. He's upright and affectionate. Although the male and female leads are in love with each other, they are both very clear-headed and restrained. They don't abandon their responsibilities because of love. I think this is really rare because many of the characters I see nowadays are people who don't care about the lives of others when they're in love.
I cried my eyes out at the ending, but I'm very satisfied!!! "The Return of the Wind and Snow" clearly depicts the romance of childhood sweethearts, yet it also weaves in themes of national sentiment. Hui Xue could have hated Jun Yan, but knowing he was the emperor and the hardships he faced in protecting the country, she knew she couldn't hate him.
I don't understand why the rating is so low. Is it too heart-wrenching? But it's really well-written. I couldn't stop crying from the moment the female lead and the second male lead (I personally think he's the male lead) reunited in the palace, and the later chapters became increasingly tear-jerking.
It's really well written. It tricked me into shedding so many tears in the middle of the night. I don't think whoever has more screen time should be the male lead. What is the emperor anyway? Cheng Liufeng is the male lead. Just like the author said, it's a happy ending when both die. Besides, the female lead is buried with Cheng in the end.
Liu Feng and Hui Xue's love was simple and quiet, like a gentle rain nourishing the earth, without any selfishness or regard for consequences. Jun Yan didn't hurt anyone for Hui Xue's sake, and in the end, he let go. It is this quiet, understated love that is most unforgettable.
This book is truly beyond words. I am not Qingqing and have not experienced what she has gone through. I have never experienced the profound emotions between "flowing wind and swirling snow," but I understood the feelings expressed in those 14 letters, which drew me deeply into the story.
Childhood sweethearts, at the tender age of first love, their happy life was destroyed in a shocking turn of events. The story is captivating; I really enjoyed it.
I finished this book in a few hours last night, but it had a really strong aftereffect; I cried for a long time and still haven't recovered. But as the author said, double death means a happy ending. I wish Liu Feng Hui Xue all the best in another timeline.
This book tells the most touching story in the simplest language, and I finished it in one day. Hui Xue and Che Ming were childhood sweethearts; their innocent love transcended everything, and even though they never saw each other again, they knew each other's worries. In the end, Che Ming died in battle, and Hui Xue, as his wife, brought back his ashes and buried him with him.