A Long Farewell

There is such a strong sense of fate, a sense of fate that despite knowing that the ending is unsatisfactory, it still has to be completed step by step. Every character has its own joys and sorrows. No one is an inconspicuous supporting role, including Chen Zijin and Yin Hong in the extra story. It is really touching. Their relationship is like an arrow filled with honey. Chen Zijin knows it is poison, but still enjoys it. People in the abyss can save each other, desperately trying to grab a life-saving straw. Even though they know that this straw may not save themselves, they still drink poison to quench their thirst. Mu Fengran and Yin Xun had a strong sense of fate, but they still left in two lives. One wanted to be free, and the other wanted to fight fate desperately. In the end, they were both exhausted. They hoped that in one life, the two of them would just be like ordinary couples. If they were not in the palace, they might not have so many entanglements. (That Taoist is really causing trouble. Please stay out of the protagonist's business, otherwise the last life wouldn't have been so miserable. Damn his dragon veins.)

Yin Hong's sorrow comes from the false love of his father, and his mother has never stated the entanglement with his father. Let a child figure it out and lose the love of his father and mother. The love of his parents for his son is far-reaching. Maybe his father has a plan for him, just to prevent him from hindering Yin Xun's path to heaven. He and Chen Zijin are the love of a drowning person and a slow person. They never express their love, but their love is surging. Both of them lack and understand normal and healthy love, so this kind of love is easy to cry. The ultimate be aesthetics is to write about loving each other but not being able to be together for various reasons. Only those who are slow will understand after losing it, and those who are drowning think they have never been saved. Cry first as a sign of respect

Being born into a royal family may be pitiful, pathetic or even hateful... But how can there be absolute right or wrong in the world... No one can change fate. People live two lives, love each other for two lives, and cannot live in two lives. At the end of their two lives, Mu Fengran let him go and let Yin Xun go. Love and hate are let go with the wind. At this moment, they are just in love with each other, they are young and amazing, they are ordinary lovers who have gone through suffering and found a moment of peace... Even though he had been an emperor for two generations, he had knelt down all over the world for her, but what kind of Buddha was he? When had a Buddha ever shown mercy to the suffering people in the world? A word of justice can kill a whole family of loyal people, make the loved ones unable to love each other and end with hatred, make innocent people pay with their lives, and turn the wonder of youth into scars that cannot be faced for life... Mu Fengran, do you love him? Yes, she refused to answer Mu Fengran, do you love me? He didn't dare to ask for an answer let it go, let it go

I like the author's two books very much. As long as you have loved them, it's fine. You don't have to care about the results.

In fact, it should be considered a good short article, analyzing the most difficult and best love in the world again and again. But after watching it at the end, I felt that Yin Hong's love was even more desirable. Although the two of them didn't know their answers in the end, they lived together for three years, with care in life and children as a continuation of each other, even before marriage. On the other hand, the male and female protagonists are both reborn, and there is too little sweetness in life. They are just suspicious of each other and busy with their own affairs. Although they use their own lives to save each other, they feel more paranoid that they love themselves.

Some people are obsessed with love, have obsessions, and hate because of love. The destiny cannot be violated. He destroyed Buddhism and lost the hearts of the people for her. She has been deeply in love with him since she was young. However, the past is hard to change. Do you love her? Love, but want to let go... Love and hate are entangled, why bother, why bother. Some people fly moths to flames for love, regardless of everything. That love should not be regarded as a wrong payment. He was cold-natured and didn't understand love. He disliked her for being noisy but fell into the situation unconsciously. She fell in love with him at first sight and identified with him. Even though she knew that the other person might not mean it, she still lived up to her and stayed with him, took care of him and loved him. Because of obsession and hatred, both parties clearly loved each other deeply. However, in the end, she mistakenly thought that he didn't have much affection for her, but he didn't know what it was, and he didn't know it was love. Although the novel is short, it clearly says a lot. If you don't love, you don't hate. But if you really let go, how can you not love or not care? Life is impermanent, and your appearance is the dawn, salvation, love and poison in my boring and ordinary life. The childhood love is unforgettable, but Lan Yinxuguo cannot escape his fate.

Compared to the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I think the relationship between Chen Zijin and Yin Hong in the extra story is more touching, and it could fill a novel if taken alone. She didn't know until her death that he had fallen in love with her. She just thought it was her wishful thinking. He had always been cold and cold-hearted and didn't understand what love was, but she also fell in love with him unknowingly [crying] [crying] [crying]

I read another book by the author. It's really good. At least it's very good among the ancient novels I've read. The author's writing is super good. If you're interested, check out another book by the author. It's also very good.

There is no regret in life. Love, hate, reason and emotion are things that we know we can't do, but this book reflects them very well. I think the male protagonist really likes the second female lead. He can't love the second female lead, but feels regret and reluctance after losing her. That's how normal people like the second female lead.

The eldest prince and his wife are so unhappy!