Return to the Cloud and End the Dream

I feel that the protagonist in each book has some mental problems, but the author describes it very carefully. The heroine of this book is affected by the environment. It is understandable to make plans for herself since she was a child. No one has taught her or cared for her. It is already very difficult to live. Later, she was discovered because of poisoning and was raped by a man. The heroine was imprisoned, had a mental breakdown (stress?), Had a child, could not fall in love (postpartum depression?), And thought that if she died, it would be better for everyone. This was the best way the heroine could think of, so she agreed to leave even though she knew Feng had bad intentions. She felt that the heroine was also desperate at the time, no one could help her, and she was tortured by guilt. , Denying his previous actions (working hard to climb up, having enough food and clothing, but poisoning the male protagonist because he thought the princess saved her life, giving birth to a child who wanted to use it as a life-saving talisman and finding out that he was wrong, etc.) And having a death wish. All of this is actually logical when you think about it. The author has a better grasp of the thoughts of this kind of people. Accurate and detailed descriptions, the heroines in these three books are actually similar, just like the black patch in front of the heroine's eyes in this book, the swarm of bees in the ears of the heroine Xiangkongshan (I seriously suspect that these heroines are suffering from "mental illness" and are affected by the environment). The heroines in ordinary concubines are also similar, but if you think about it carefully, they are not so bloody. All in all, this type of subject matter is very innovative and rare (I have little knowledge), the writing is very interesting, the author's writing style is good, and it is worth watching

Four stars! The heroine's experience has already revealed her awkward character. She has low self-esteem when it comes to relationships, but she longs for recognition. The scene where the child was crying and then given medicine was very funny. She was actually a little depressed. It was understandable, but she couldn't accept it. They have never experienced family affection since childhood, and no one taught them how to express their feelings to those close to them. One is arrogant and has a disdain for integrity; the other is a straight woman who is clumsy and has low self-esteem. Their love was a bit paranoid, but fortunately he reconciled with himself first and gave it a go to let her leave. It is said that those who are loved are confident, and it is true, although this kind of love is not very healthy. Maybe this is life: the moon waxes and wanes, and people have their joys and sorrows. When you let go of the past, stop internal friction, and achieve a better version of yourself, love others first and love yourself first. I hope everyone can express it boldly when facing the daughter they love, so as to avoid misunderstandings. After all, life is only a few decades, so there is no need to leave regrets...

They refused to forgive the girl who was lying on the ground fighting for food with the dogs, and they refused to forgive the little female guard who suffered so much just to survive. They each have their own identity, they are royal guards and children of aristocratic families. But Jiangxiang, you are just a helpless soul, not cruel enough, nor smart enough. If the people in the book really have an afterlife, I hope you don't need to meet love in the next life, and you will have parents, relatives and friends to talk to.

I read Xiang Kongshan before reading this book. However, after watching a little bit, I found that it was abridged like Hibiki Sorayama, so I ran to watch the full version. The full version is quite nice. I think the heroine is not trying to screw her, but she is afraid of death and wants to live (praise) and she repays her kindness. At the same time, she is also quite smart, and I admire her very much. She wanted to repay the life-saving grace and fell in love with the male protagonist at the same time. She didn't want to die herself, so she handled the whole thing in this state. In fact, she knew these noble people quite well, and she didn't think she had a future with the male protagonist, so she continued to avoid them in a confused way. In fact, when she gave birth to her baby, her feelings for the person who saved her when she was a child probably faded away (several dreams in them all have the meaning the author wanted to express) and then gradually came out. The male protagonist was pretty good from the beginning to the end. He didn't do anything wrong. In the middle part, if he were in the same position, he would have torn the spy and traitor into pieces. It can be said that he has been tolerating and working hard to improve. He is very affectionate. The heroines of this author are very interesting and unique.

King Huai should talk cross talk with Shaosheng next door. Crouching dragon and phoenix chick appear together, and the seats will definitely be packed.

After reading more than 70 chapters, I couldn't help but comment. Dazai Osamu's style is proven by his crazy criticism of literature, and Yu Hua's repetitive literature. The author must have read a lot of literary masterpieces [smile]

The author's writing style is really good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also very full-featured. Although they are both very awkward, one is a tsundere and weirdo, and the other is in love with her a long time ago, but she hasn't realized it yet. I was originally wondering why Jiangxiang fell in love with Chengsi and wanted to poison him, but later I understood. The whole story is very logical and rhythmic. Although some people say that the ending is a bit fast, I think it is good to leave a little space for people's imagination! ! ! In addition, I feel that the author's most powerful part is the psychological description, and the plot is also very unique. I am reluctant to read the rest of the book.

Jiangxiang's identity was first an assassin, then a slave, and then a prisoner after the incident. Although King Huai gritted his teeth and took her as a concubine, and later married her as a princess, their statuses were never equal. Only when Jiang Xiang was about to commit suicide did the domineering King Huai realize that the torture he had given her had caused Jiang Xiang to lose the ability to love. Fortunately, there are children, and fortunately, in the final rush to each other, Jiangxiang saw the most real, equal love after King Huai put away those arrogant horns. Ha, edges.

How can I put it, the female protagonist has many shortcomings, including her involvement in the male protagonist's misfortune, which is a bit hateful. When it comes to the female protagonist, the male protagonist is venomous but soft-hearted and has a bit of a love brain, and can guide herself. Hahaha, knowing that everything is the female protagonist, she is not too cruel to torture her. It is a bit sweet and funny at the beginning, but it is a bit sad at the end. However, the psychological problems of the female protagonist later are indeed caused by the male protagonist for revenge. In the later period, she feels hateful and heartbroken towards the female protagonist. I see a lot of people think the ending is rushed. Maybe it's the abridged version. It's good to change it like this. The rating is too low. I don't know why. It's much better than the long story... I hope the rating can go up. I like the male protagonist better in this book hahhahah

I stayed up late to finish reading it. The author wrote the love and hatred between the male and female protagonists vividly. First, the female protagonist caused the male protagonist to lose his legs, but he could not hate the female protagonist. Then, the male protagonist took revenge on the female protagonist, but he could not hate the male protagonist. While he felt sorry for the female protagonist, he also felt sorry for the male protagonist. The ending was very happy. Moreover, the female protagonist finally became the queen and was still a maidservant. It was quite good.

It's so good. After reading the author's wife's only three works, they are all very good. But the endings are always rushed. There are too few extras. I hope she writes more. I like it so much. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

It's quite good. I was torn between hatred and affection, love and fear, and finally let go and left a place for each other to stay together. Xie Chengsi was generally generous and tolerant. When he knew that Jin Jiangxiang was suffering from postpartum depression, he did not blame her but comforted her. This was better than what most men could do. Similar to Qi Shuo's style, he does more than he talks.

It's not a cool novel, it's a bit sadistic. The male protagonist has always liked the female protagonist. Even if he was poisoned and hurt by the female protagonist, he forgave him and always silently protected the female protagonist. The inner portrayal was very delicate. In the end, they were together. I feel that the heroine is a little tired, sick, and has low self-esteem. The hero has always protected her and respected her. I am very happy that she has met someone who can always protect and respect her heart.

It's good-looking, and the author's writing style is very delicate. The description of the heroine's psychology and stream of consciousness is no longer like an online novel, but has the flavor of serious literature. The three members of the family are very miserable and pitiful. They love each other but torture each other. The plot is a bit bloody, but the things done are supported by logic, which makes people believe that the author is very talented. What's even more incredible is that the original version is still a po article. I can only say that the author is a great master.

The author's books are all good. I personally rank this one last among all the author's works, but it's still pretty good.

It's nice, but the ending is a little rushed...

The article is detailed and detailed. To be honest, I felt heartbroken when I saw the psychological description of the female protagonist in the back, as well as the relationship between the male protagonist and the children. The whole story revolves around the experiences between the male and female protagonists. It is still very good, but the ending is a bit rushed. It would be great if we could see the intimacy between the family of three after the two-way rush. There is only one extra chapter!

It's okay, it's quite brisk in the front, but quite tight in the back.

There is no particularly exciting plot with ups and downs, but the story is told eloquently and the writing style is restrained and exquisite, which can well demonstrate the author's skill. The character's psychology is well portrayed. When Xie Chengsi discovered that Jiangxiang was the one who poisoned him, he could not let go of his love for her, but he was also resentful because of being betrayed. He couldn't help but let her experience his pain. This contradictory psychology is in line with common sense. Jiangxiang originally poisoned Xie Chengsi in order to repay his kindness and complete the task, but because he had feelings for him while lurking, he also thought about how to detoxify him. After the incident was exposed, I was ashamed, but I didn't have the courage to just die to apologize and ran away under the torment of my conscience. It wasn't until the final critical moment that the two broke through the shackles of emotions, faced their own hearts, and finally achieved success. The ending is quite good. The story is interesting, don't miss it.

I have read the complete version, so I think it is quite interesting, quite fulfilling, and different from the ordinary refreshing novels. I advise those who want to read refreshing novels not to read this kind of novels, but to watch some real and step-by-step ones. Instead, read the ones with more mature psychological characters.

Halfway through, there was a twist in the plot. The male protagonist is poisoned and his legs are disabled. He has a poisonous tongue, semen, and strong brain replenishment ability. At first, I thought that the heroine was coveting the beauty of the hero, and the lust made her stupid, and she worked hard without complaining. However, it was revealed in the middle that the heroine was a trickster, and the hero began to abuse the heroine. . In general, it was the male protagonist who was attracted first, and was deceived and deceived by the female protagonist. There was abuse in the process, and the ending was he. . The female protagonist used her body to share the male protagonist's worries at first, purely out of the male protagonist's beauty and gratitude, or maybe to get close to the male protagonist. She gave birth to a baby for the male protagonist out of compensation and gratitude. Because she had betrayed the male protagonist and was of low status, she could not believe that the male protagonist really loved her, and she always wanted to commit suicide or escape. The male protagonist has a strong personality and is much braver than the female protagonist in the face of unequal love. He dares to marry someone of the heroine's status and betrays his master as a princess.

Has the author ever had depression (not in a derogatory sense, not malicious)? Many of the things in it feel so real, and the Shaosheng book also made my heart twitch when I read it. I feel the same way, and I feel like I have some symptoms of depression [crying]

I have read all three of the author's books. The author is really great. All three books are okay and the characters are very strong. However, I feel that this one is not as good as the other two. It is a little thin. I feel that this book has repeatedly focused on the emotions of the heroine and the heroine. The male protagonist's emotions, the grand narration of the entire era, and the skeleton are not as good as the other book, but the author's writing style is indeed very good, and there is something to eat. I have read all 300 books, and the quality is very high. I hope the author can write more and better books.

The writing is good, the language is concise, and the cryptic narratives in many plots are indeed clear. There is no cliched plot, and the male and female protagonists end up on the same page. There is one chapter that does not have too much dialogue but can reflect the conflict between the two, which is very impressive. The characters described from the perspective of the heroine are also very three-dimensional. It is a good book worth reading.

I thought it was a very interesting book. The heroine kept running away, but finally bravely ran towards her own happiness.

The writing of Dada pays special attention to the character creation of the male and female protagonists. I came to this feeling after reading Xiang Kongshan and this novel. But I often feel that this society has no influence, and often ignores the shaping of other factors. For example, when the male protagonist makes the female protagonist the princess, doesn't anyone disapprove and feel that it is wrong to be out of the family? Maybe it was because I wanted to portray the majesty of the male protagonist and his power, but I still found it a bit strange. Both of these novels psychologically three-dimensionalize the images of the male and female protagonists and shape them from the dark side. It's because the psychology of when they went through hardships was so well written. For example, when the heroine was under house arrest, her psychological behavior was very realistic, allowing people to feel her despair at the moment. But in fact, the tension between them made me a little hypertensive. Maybe it's because the human nature written in this novel is too real, which made me almost unable to stand it against the backdrop of other beautiful novels I had read before. (I would also like to say that the heroine was rescued by the eldest princess when she was 7 or 8 years old, and then learned martial arts to become a maidservant and a dead warrior. I think her core should be stronger than women in ordinary ancient settings. During the period, she had serious psychological problems and fell into infinite self-blame. {I am actually more willing to believe everything she did. It is to create an illusion. In her heart, she still wants to break away from the male protagonist, sincerely love the eldest princess, and play a game of human nature (of course this is just my imagination). I was very worried when I saw it. It abused the female protagonist and abused me.) Also, the later stages of these two novels adopt the form of first bitter and then sweet. *The psychology described by the author is very real! Go and see it!

The plot of this book is so exciting! The male protagonist, King Huai, is very vividly portrayed, and his dominance and affection are impressive. Just like what is written in the book, "falling incense, falling incense, gold falling incense!" This kind of call makes people feel his unique emotion towards falling incense. The author Lu Shuiling's writing skills are very strong, and the plot has ups and downs, making it enjoyable to watch. I highly recommend this book "Guiyun Broken Dream"!

The author's writing is very good! ! ! The language is witty, the characters are well-drawn, the characters are unique hahahaha, and the plot is not bad! It's really good. I haven't seen such a good-looking book in a long time. Let's open up a new book! ! !

Overall, it is a good novel. The plot and character settings also make people feel innovative. After reading it, you will have a new experience. Many readers will compare this book with "Xiang Kongshan" and think "Xiang" is better. I think its plot is more logical. However, in this book, "The Prince Loves Me, a Naughty Female Bodyguard" may be unacceptable to some readers. So let's take a look at which one is better and which one is worse.

It turns out the book was cut. You can watch it uncensored