
Shocking! The Heir Apparent Has Gone Mad!
惊!世子得了失心疯!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 461k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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215Chapters
74Reads
6.5Score
9Listens
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The story is very beautiful, thrilling from beginning to end, one link after another, very compact. I personally dislike the male protagonist very much. Until his death, I didn't understand whether he loved the female protagonist or was possessive. The female protagonist in the article was always sober. Although she was buried with the male protagonist in the end, she was probably more moved than loved. The heroine does not love the hero, and the heroine is just a compromise with the status quo. In fact, I still hope that Shadow and the heroine will have a perfect ending, because only those who love will know how to consider each other, and because of love, they will choose to let go for each other. These two points are exactly what the male protagonist does not have, but Shadow has done both. Therefore, this story is neither a perfect ending nor a tragic ending. It is just a portrayal of the life of a group of mortals. Although the female protagonist is with the male protagonist every day, the male protagonist has not won her heart. The male protagonist lives in self-deception. When he is dying, he does not have the courage to want to be together in the next life. The male protagonist is actually a failure. He lost to himself. The female protagonist is not comfortable living. She has long recovered her memory, but she also deceives herself. She stays with the male protagonist, not because of love, but because of what else. Shadow has never married in his life, only for the white moonlight in his heart. The prince loves the heroine's sister very much, but he can't help himself when living in the center of power. In the end, he dies tragically, but he still prepares a way out for the woman and child he loves. The heroine's sister loves the prince, but has to live alone with the love for her late husband. Who is the winner? I'm afraid they are all just a speck of dust in the vast world. The breeze blows but leaves no trace.
I was attracted to this novel by the title of the article. I fell in love with it as soon as I read it. I have another book that I can continue to follow. I am happy😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I read a lot of comments asking why the heroine wants to be with the hero? How about the male protagonist? I personally think the male protagonist is good. He has money, power and status. The key is to love the female protagonist wholeheartedly. For example, as I saw on a certain video, will you find someone who loves you or someone you love? Anyone with a clear head will choose to love themselves. Now it's not Many people are saying that if a man gives you tens of thousands of dollars a month, it doesn't matter whether the man comes home or not. Therefore, when the heroine ends up with the hero, the world is sane. A man who is rich, powerful, and status-y but only loves you, would be a fool not to marry him, haha.
When to torture the male protagonist?
The character descriptions are relatively clear and the plot development is relatively reasonable. However, some major events, such as the previous conflict between Murong Yi and the male protagonist, are described in general terms and are not particularly specific. It may be that it is described in this way because it serves the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Regarding the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the male protagonist's emotional changes are more prominent, while the female protagonist's emotional changes towards the male protagonist are not very obvious and are not summarized much. Fortunately, the female protagonist was not misunderstood or beaten. Although the male protagonist does not understand love, he is willing to learn, and is slowly changing, and his feelings are single-minded. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better works.
It's very beautiful. I like the character of the heroine very much. She has her own arrogance and her own bottom line. She is my favorite heroine in the series of Robbery, and her relationship develops very normally. She doesn't just fall in love for no reason. Of course, for the male protagonist, emmmm, I can only say that he is really not good if he is not a prince. Maybe his father is not a good person.
Like this type of book
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
When will Jiang Rou come back? Sister Rou, don't turn into a black man. I really like this gentle big sister. I hope she has a good match [crying][crying][crying] A confusing ending
So pretty, I like it