Walking Through a Chaotic World
乱景行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I feel like both the male and female leads are caught in a web of fate. The male lead spends his entire life sacrificing for others—the Chen family, his younger brother, and the Great Jing Dynasty. He lives a very tiring life, born into a chaotic era where so many people have died. Everyone in their lives is someone they love, and there are so many unfulfilled stories.
The ending was truly unexpected 😢 It really made me cry. The female lead had absolutely no protagonist's halo. Not only was she captured, but she was also sold to a brothel, contracted an STD, and died. The male lead did hard labor during the day and had to work night shifts to pay for her medical treatment. The two scenes that hurt me the most were
It's well-written, very touching, but also a bit depressing. I always felt the male lead didn't deserve the princess's love. It's such a pity that such a gentle and kind princess suffered such a tragic fate. Actually, I think the princess should have stayed in the north; otherwise, this ending wouldn't have happened. Also, I don't understand if the male lead truly loved the princess!
After reading this, I felt a tightness in my chest. Whether I love him or not doesn't matter anymore, because there's no time for romance. It's too painful! Little princess, don't meet him in your next life. Let him fulfill his regrets. And don't suffer by finding someone who truly cares for you and smiles genuinely at you!
It's quite realistic. The female lead died because she had to submit to others after her country was destroyed, and eventually died of illness. So pitiful 😢😢😢
Without the protagonist's halo, it depicts the tragic treatment of captured women during the fall of a nation and the hardships they endured as slaves of a conquered country.
I suddenly opened this book in the middle of the night. It's the type of book I never read. I didn't dare to read it closely because it was too tragic and painful. I cried nonstop after reading it. I really hope they can be reborn.
The characters are very well-developed, the story is very moving, like watching someone else's life unfold. The background framework is also well-written, largely based on Song Dynasty history. Because the characters are so well-developed, it truly feels like two people who lived through that unique historical period.
I'm not saying anything, but this couple's life is so miserable. It's heartbreaking.
Ugh, it's so heartbreaking... I cry every time I watch the ending.