Long Speech

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

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.

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.

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]

The author's writing is really good. The extra story about the eldest prince and Miss Chen really made me cry. It suddenly occurred to me that there was a book review that said that the male protagonist's love for the second female protagonist is what normal people like, but I just want to say that the male protagonist's love for the second female protagonist is only based on the fact that the second female protagonist looks like the female protagonist. The male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is not an obsession, but comes from the heart.

To be honest, the emotional line between Mu Fengran and Yin Xun is really not that good, and they are tortured for the sake of torture, but Zhi Er's writing style is really good! ! Although it is not a very out-of-the-box sentence, I really felt a touch of sadness after reading it. Although the supporting characters Chen Zijin and Yin Hong only have more than 10,000 words in the extra chapter, they are very sad [almost crying] I think they will be fine in the next life [crying]

Unexpectedly, the story between Yin Hong and Chen Zijin was so exciting. It's entirely possible to write another novel from the perspective of these two people.

The last extra chapter really moved me. I finished reading the main text a long time ago. When I saw Chen Zijin's extra chapter today, I thought this article was different. Their story was more attractive to me and left a deep impression on me. Maybe when I read this book again in the future, I will think of Chen Zijin and Yin Hong.

"I want to sleep for a while..." "... Go to sleep." "It's two o'clock in the morning." "..." "It's three o'clock in the Yin hour." "..." "Aran... The sun is coming out." Yin Xun loves Mu Fengran, but Mu Fengran will not come back Mr. Momo, we are like jade. ——"Long Ci" written by Zhi Er It's so beautiful. I stayed up late to watch it, and I had so many thoughts. Why is the rating so low?

After reading it, I feel very sad. I don't know what language to use to express it. The belated affection is as cheap as grass. The male protagonist ruined the female protagonist's family in his previous life, and yet he still expects to be forgiven by the female protagonist after his rebirth. It's ridiculous. No matter what the reason is, he doesn't deserve forgiveness. So it's not bad to end on a sad note. Maybe regret is the norm in the world!

There are a lot of resonances, and sometimes I can't help but ask myself whether I should "let it go" and let my heart go. The content in the book is also very good. Sometimes the behavior of the characters is illogical but reasonable. You should still take it into consideration when reading it. Don't judge the characters in the book from a God's perspective. It is really sad but also entertaining at the same time. It is a very good book

This book is really good. The first half is really well written, but the relationship between the heroine and the male protagonist is a bit confusing (self-feeling). Overall, it is very good. The extra story about Zhen Zijin and Yin Hong made me cry to death [almost crying]

It is a very interesting and sad novel, but the rating is too low. The author has a profound writing skills and the characters are very vivid. Such a wonderful novel with such writing should get at least 9.5 Points. However, it was really cruel. After reading the novel, I felt a little depressed and unhappy.

I won't comment too much on the male and female protagonists, but I really liked the episode about drinking poison to quench thirst! ! ! Do you really not consider them to write another article?

This is the real be literature. The beauty is mixed with regret, but also with a little anger, doubt, reluctance, inability to let go, inability to keep... The reader's emotions are pulled to fullness, and the sense of immersion is greatly increased~ There is another advantage that I have to mention: it is short, does not procrastinate, and does not take up your time. Worth reading ~

The author's writing style is still as good and attractive. The background of the story is sadness, not abuse. Almost all the characters are tragic, and the saddest things are told in the plainest words, which makes people's hearts ache. The author knows how to capture the readers' hearts. But some of the protagonist's actions are a little confusing and hard to understand. Especially some of the later plots feel a bit mysterious and a bit nonsensical. Some of the heroine's actions behind the scenes are really beyond my comprehension. But the whole book is still good and worth reading.

It made me cry. After reading it and reading the author's works, I discovered that "Xing Zhi Wan" was also written by the author. This book is the first one I read, and I really like the author's writing style [laughs]

It's beautiful to watch, but it's hard to get over it. Not all reincarnations will develop in a happy direction.

I think it's quite cruel, the male and female protagonists are destined to be endings ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's very sad, especially the pair Chen Zijin and Yin Hong, I like them very much but it's very sad.

The author's writing style is something I have always heard about. I know that she is very good at writing sadistic stories, so I have never dared to watch "Xing Zhi Wan". Is this her name? I couldn't find anything to read, so I turned to this one. Sure enough, the author is neither cruel nor happy? Only in this life did I realize that destiny cannot be violated. I see that some people in the comment area don't like that the heroine has always been so "useless". I think it is very realistic. Even if you know everything that will happen in the future but no one can control yourself, you will avoid all the disadvantages. Turning things around may be more suitable for Shuangwen? Writing this way is actually in line with the tone of the book. Needless to say the author's writing style. But I still have to complain about this bullshit destiny. Without that Taoist priest who committed evil, the male and female protagonists would not have reached this point. They are clearly in love, but they have no choice but to say goodbye. Is this considered fate? Obviously they all love each other, but it's all these idiots' fault😡! The description of the supporting character couple in the extra episode is sparse but enough for everyone to imagine. Is the last sentence left blank? It's really well written! I hope there can be parallel time and space, and every couple can finally get married [Sending Hearts]

Maybe everyone's ending is the best for the protagonist. We have a God's perspective and can't love them, but they don't. I don't think it's a be. On the contrary, this is more like a real problem. The author's writing is very good, and he writes about the encounter between the heroine and the hero. After meeting, everything that happened in reality happened. Both couples have regrets, but regrets are inevitable.

I like Chen Zijin and the others more than the main story. Watching their extras really makes me sad [crying][crying][crying] Yin Hong didn't understand love. His master taught him literature and martial arts, but he didn't say a word about love. She died holding her love in her arms, while Yin Hong guarded the doubts in her heart and would never get the answer.

The author's writing style is very good. After reading it, I felt very sad. Especially when it came to the extra chapter, it was obvious that they were going in both directions, but they didn't say anything. It was really easy to have a heart attack.

The plot is complete, it is a sadistic novel, and it has a perfect ending. The extra chapter brings a perfect ending for everyone. I can understand A Ran's determination to leave Yin regardless of the world, and I also understand the love between Chen Zijin and Yin Hong. This is the most complete novel I have ever read, and it is also the most satisfying ending for me.

It's beautiful. The male and female protagonists are in a deadlock and it feels like they can't be separated no matter what.

Prince Yin Hong of Anping County is really upset [crying] I feel like there are some issues with the male and female protagonists, but the author's writing style is still very good. Yin Hong had a cold nature, but he gave the only love in his heart to Chen Shujin. The moment the sword pierced her shoulder, he felt at a loss and felt distressed. Prince Yin Hong of Anping County and Chen Shujin, the eldest daughter of the Chen family, the redemption in each other's lives began in the Sanchi Alley and ended in the dark prison. [Cry][cry] I'm crying to death [almost crying]

The plot and emotions are all on point. The only flaw is that maybe I have different ideas. I think the two lives of the prince are too different. I don't understand why the previous life was so towards the queen. Just because of one sentence? I love the Yin Hong couple more than the protagonist couple, and I was very moved by the short episode.