Kill the Young Master

I don't know what the author wants to express. My understanding is that this girl divides herself into two people, one representing the helplessness in reality, the distress for her mother, inferiority complex, kindness and wanting to be loved. The other is the time-traveled self, she represents the dark side, greed for money, seeking power, indifference, and cruelty. But whether in reality or in parallel time and space, she is still a female college student who is inexperienced in the world, and she just wants to live. In fact, in front of those evil forces, she is nothing after all. This is just like ordinary people in the eyes of capital. I don't like any of these various male protagonists. I think the shortcomings of all of them represent the shortcomings of men themselves. If I had to choose one, I still think Uncle Zhong is a man suitable for marriage. Although he was used, he at least gave her everything he could, whether it was money or love, as well as the planned future and the escape route left for her after his death. It's just a matter of lamenting the impermanence of things. To put it bluntly, you cannot change your destiny in the end. Just like when each of us is born, it is determined what kind of life we ​​will lead, but there are always variables along the way. Once you don't work hard and your thinking can't keep up with the variables, you will ultimately be unable to escape your fate.

Give me a hint, I kowtow to Ngawang [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Red flowers bloomed on his chest, his hands were still warm, and his face was still stained with dust from searching for wooden sticks for Mu Xiaoxiao. The body of the mountain is divided into two colors by the morning light. The orange light shines on the leaves, and the swaying branches shake off the whirling light and shadow and fall on Awang's eyebrows. At this moment, he was as lonely as a broken red sun, finally emerging from the deepest darkness with a curtain call. When the wind blows, the mountains of dogtail grass sway gently, like the young man whose eyes will light up whenever he sees himself. He said, sister, love must last forever. I ate Wanbei and Weiye, and I ate Wanbei and Xiaoxian again. I felt that Awang and Wanbei were also okay [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

Although... I still like Mr. Little! ! I still remember what he said: Who can kill me, Cheng Gui Ling, except you, Xie Zuan? He is a boy who can make all the difference in the Burmese River. But after all, the three words "little gentleman" in this novel represent power, status, money and the right to speak. These are nihilistic and non-specific things that both Mu Xiaoxiao and "I" want to pursue throughout their lives. Does Mu Xiaoxiao, the book-wearer, like Mr. Little? Maybe she likes it, but what she pursues from the beginning to the end is the fame and fortune of the superior. It's not as good as the real "Mu Xiaoxiao". At least she really likes Mr. Xiao, the twenty-one-year-old boy who is imperfect and desperately longs for love. The book wearer Mu Xiaoxiao is more sober, but unfortunately she is just an ordinary person, she can't resist many things!

Why isn't there even a side story? I want to see Zhong Mubai. Who is the person above? Damn it, I want Zhong Mubai alive. Is the boy the heroine saw when she went to the hospital the 19-year-old Zhong Mubai? Oops, why is it over? ! ! ! ! ! ! My Zhong Mubai!

I watched it all in one day, but I didn't see Lao Bai's explanation in the end. I still want to watch the extras, at least Wei Ye and (Continue,,, I clicked the wrong one and published it [face covering]) At least Wei Ye and Wan Bei are still fine. They still want to read the extras. Unfortunately, I just found a random article to kill time. I didn't expect to read it all day long, and I still haven't finished it.

Although my brain can't keep up, I really like the character and background. It feels so hazy and atmospheric.

Why is no one reading such a good novel? The author really wants to read the extras