The Dead Bride

This is definitely the most explosive novel I have ever read. Both the heroine and the hero are villains. The heroine is full of hatred, but she always remains firm in her original intention, maintains her hatred, and stays awake. In the last life, the male protagonist washes away his sins and creates a happy life for the stars. Everyone in the novel, as well as many readers, are urging Xingxing to let go of hatred and accept the so-called happiness. But this is not what the heroine wants at all. Xingxing initially just wanted to be a happy bride and live her life normally, but at her happiest moment the male protagonist appeared and destroyed her happiness with his own hands. Xingxing also thought about escaping from the male protagonist, but the male protagonist would not let her go. He deliberately appeared in front of her, deliberately killed her brother-in-law, and destroyed her newly rekindled hope. The female protagonist is driven crazy by the male protagonist. How can the male protagonist obtain happiness and wash away his sins? When I read the last two chapters, I was always worried, afraid that Xingxing would really compromise, and that the ending would be such a happy ending. Many readers also disapproved of the heroine, pitied and even sympathized with the hero and scolded the heroine for being ignorant. They completely forgot how the hero controlled, forced and destroyed the heroine in previous lives. Fortunately, neither Corpse Sister nor Xingxing let me down. The heroine maintained her hatred and never immersed herself in false happiness for a moment, nor did she compromise with the hero and fate. She chose to resist. Resist everything, even if she ends up in hell and cannot be reincarnated, she will not regret it, because this is her own choice! The heroine has a really distinct personality, one that she dares to love and hate. Although I prefer to read the ending of he, this ending of this article is already the best. Both the heroine and the hero were punished for their mistakes, and they are not together. It is really gratifying [blowing kiss]

I like the very subjective heroine in Sister Xi's works. However, some comment sections are too good at pretending. Whenever there is a problem, they will give 50 comments. It doesn't even look at how many people the male protagonist has attracted. Why pretend to be a reasonable guest? In reality, I dare to be a neighbor with the female protagonist. Can a reasonable guest dare to be a neighbor with the male protagonist?

The intention is very good. Girls can never forgive those who have hurt them. It is really a hearty feast of 18th-generation cycle of deformed sadomasochism! From the reader's point of view, double death is also he, so your broken body and sinful and ugly soul will be together forever. As a person who never reads sadistic books, I can persist in reading it, because this book is really curious, exciting, perverted, and even really educational. It's not the kind of emotional abuse, it's the abuse of fate. In the first chapter, the actions of the first death and the last death are in a consistent cycle, echoing the sense of fate from beginning to end. I suddenly burst into tears. [Almost crying][crying] I really couldn't hold back my tears during the last part. Their 18th life ended with the first life and they died together quietly, as if there had never been any subsequent 17th life. I cried to death, the writing is so awesome, and the sense of fate is so strong.

It's so beautiful, I feel so sorry for the heroine, she is independent and cruel and sober, she refuses self-righteous redemption, conditional love and false happiness, it is painful but very real... Sister Shi is really a treasure author, every article is beautiful! Another point is that the comment section of this article is also very enjoyable. Every time the male sister Shen Jinai appears, the awakening sister will appear. I really like to see them reasoning. It is a realist supplement to the core of this article.

Xingxing is one of my favorite heroines. She is like a symbol of the complete pursuit of freedom. She is not bound by family, love, ethics, worldliness, destiny, etc., And is not bound by the constraints imposed by others. She dares to resist everything, dares to love and hate, does not live for anyone except herself, and is desperate for herself. Even if she knows the inevitable outcome, she must pursue her own liberation and not let others control or restrain her. Especially when resisting the King of Hell and killing children, the sense of awareness and liberation is really strong, breaking through the world's fundamental desires and the biggest constraints of women. She should always have only herself in control.

I can completely sympathize with the heroine, because her misfortune was caused by Shi Yu. It is impossible for her to fall in love with Shi Yu, because that is a betrayal of herself and the hurt she suffered before. At first, I thought the ending would be that the male and female protagonists would let go and fall in love with each other. The result was Song Xingxuan's self-redemption, which connected the foreshadowing and sublimated the entire text. This is what impressed me most and what I liked most about this book. Finally, I want to say that neither Shi Yu nor my uncle is worthy of Xingxing. Stars belong to you. [Sending Hearts] Xingxing has done nothing wrong and owes nothing to anyone. She just did what she thought was right in the worst environment (I also think it is right). Song Xingxuan is the most unique heroine I have ever seen. I like it so much!! [Sending Hearts] [Love]

The plot is very novel. The heroine has never surrendered to fate. She has her own original intention. The uncle is the salvation, but their identities can only destined them to be. Shi Yu is crazy and uses his twisted psychology to get the heroine's love. If the heroine is Shi Yu's obsession, then the uncle is the heroine's obsession. I think, this ending is very satisfying. Maybe when it comes to the end, many people think that the heroine has accepted the hero, but in fact, this is not the case. The heroine is actually a lunatic. She can't do anything that never happened, so she tries her best to pretend and cast a wide net. The last life that Shi Yu thinks is his eternal and painful life.

It's so crazy. The heroine's sense of struggle shocked me as much as the first time I watched The Old Man and the Sea. In the end, the author also reveals some of her confusion and wavering, all of which form the glory of a complex and tenacious protagonist. There are a lot of foreshadowings, strong contrasts, strong plot conflicts, neat and natural. The sense of insignificance and powerlessness that can be felt at the end is actually due to the author's own powerlessness towards social reality. She is exploring some issues in depth. I think she wanted to break some of the constraints of reality and write this article. It is also a very good work simply as a novelty or g-orientation, very shocking.

This is the real Eighteen Bans article. It is not recommended for those who are not too mature to read it. It is easy to follow the literal meaning. But aside from these, the core of what the author wants to express is actually very simple, that is, cherish the present. The protagonist is lost step by step under the pressure of hatred and rebirth, and the struggle of blood and tears can't help but make people sigh. Many of the plots and atmosphere in the book made me think about it afterwards, and I felt that it was similar to Eason Chan's "White Rose". In short, the storyline is exciting enough and the characters' emotions are very delicately portrayed. It is highly recommended.

Awesome! So cool! Shocking! The heroine never compromised from beginning to end, unwilling to indulge in illusory dreams! Happiness is compromise, beginning is betrayal, satisfaction is numbness! Very well said! I thought that after many trafficked women were forced to give birth to children, they were persuaded by various voices, brainwashed, and began to forget their pain. Then they numbly put on a false mask of happiness for themselves, and were swallowed up by the world bit by bit, from their thoughts to their souls. But in this article, the heroine is not bewitched from beginning to end! This is the real cool article!