The Freedom Xu Qin Wanted

Adults must be responsible for their own choices. Even if you regret it, you have been bound by fate and cannot look back. What can you do except tears of regret in the middle of the night? Struggling for hope in life? The most terrifying thing is that a closed loop of fate is formed, round after round...

In fact, I really hate Xu Qin, but I really like that the author and teacher gave her a pure "female" identity in this article, instead of the "white-eyed wolf" and "love brain" that are always emphasized. Although I still don't like this character, her suffering and sadness as a woman in this article are worth seeing. This is the price she paid for "freedom", but it is also the real dilemma faced by millions of women. As for the final ending, I am personally quite satisfied. After all, the part of Xu Qin's personality has long since collapsed and disappeared. The only person left alive in the end is "Song Zhixu's mother". She was supported by Song Zhixu's existence, and she would eventually die because of Song Zhixu's danger. People are contradictory beings, and she was ungrateful and disgusting towards the Meng family. In the end, she devoted all her efforts to her only friend Feng Zhen and her only daughter, and risked her life for Gu Zhijian.

The writing is very good, it is the best one I have read in this genre so far. There are no deliberately bad characters or bad jokes. Xu Qin in the author's writing is much more vivid than in the drama. I hope she finally gets true freedom.

The descriptions of life are detailed and appropriate, and the characters' personalities are distinct but not too out of the ordinary. This teacher's works are like taking the subway every day. Only that one line contains all kinds of people and stories. It is also like playing mahjong. You don't play too much, but you can always listen to the cards unconsciously.

Super pretty, I've been chasing her here since Xiaohongshu 🥰🥰🥰😘😘

It's good-looking, not just for the sake of being happy. Every process can be reasonably inferred from the characters of the male and female protagonists. What's even better is that when you see the male and female protagonists being bad, you won't simply feel that they deserve it. It will make people feel faintly sad and a little bit sad. Life is like this.

This book is the first time I have seen that Song Yan and Xu Qin are not vilified. The feelings and conflicts between the two are very natural.

It feels like the best article about human fireworks I have ever read. . .

The writing is very good. The likes and dislikes of a character do not determine his or her fate. The plot setting is reasonable and a bit touching.

The writing is very good, and this fanfic is more realistic.