Gentle Breezes, Scales Set Free

According to the first ending, the heroine is the protagonist and the story is the heroine's experience; according to the second ending, it is the entanglement between the heroine and the little blue bird. In comparison, I still like the first ending. Being yourself is the best ending, ruthless, carefree, and strong, rather than blushing and hiding behind others, being virtuous and weak, obviously not tempted, but wanting to be a wife and have several children, which looks boring and cliché. It is simply funny that a god who was born and bred to survive a tribulation even lost himself. What's the point of suffering so much during the calamity? Even if you don't understand love, do you mean you don't have feelings? Isn't the so-called overcoming the tribulation just to make oneself better and take a step forward? Let's talk about the male characters in it. All of them (most of them) look down on women and want to mess with women. They talk viciously and plot to humiliate them. It's simply disgusting. The second is the female master sect. I think the setting is not very good. The ruthless path should be very powerful. However, it turns out that they can't get a good ranking in the competition. It's really strange. Finally, I actually don't quite understand the meaning of transcending tribulation in the immortal world. The originally powerful fairy had to go through a love tribulation, and this love tribulation happened to be a love tribulation. The female fairy was abused in various ways, failed to get what she wanted, felt sad, died, and miserable, and finally came to the conclusion that she had to end her love. But originally they didn't need or didn't understand love. God tolerates the world, but he is not a good wife and mother who endures everything, or a doormat of self-PUA. I think that transcending tribulation should allow gods who don't understand love and have no conditions to know love (not just love) to love the common people more after some experience, to understand the suffering and joy of the world more, and then to practice to a higher level to become better gods. In addition, the author's writing is very powerful, which made me cry hard and made me want to practice the path of ruthlessness. Nai He Xian Zun, how wonderful!

A dry stone becomes enlightened and becomes ruthless, and it takes a hundred years to become a human being. (Contains spoilers) I personally think that the second ending is better, but God has gone through hundreds of years and never understands love until he understands it. Enlightenment of ruthlessness makes dead stone become immortal, enlightenment of seven emotions makes white bones turn into human beings. This is a further step for Naihe Shangshen, and it is also Mumu's growth. The ending was very good, but it felt strange to me. Naihe was so different from Mu Mu. Naihe has never been sentimental (ending 1), but Mu Mu is sentimental, she just doesn't understand. She who weeps and misses her senior brother's relics, who is willing to endure humiliation for her disciples, and who can't bear to hurt innocent people, how can she be heartless? But after cultivating the path of ruthlessness, although my strength has increased, I will never understand these feelings. In the second ending, when You Lin lost control and Mu Mu sacrificed her life, she finally understood the world of love (judging from the reunion between You Lin and Mu Mu later, Mu Mu felt as hot as she did then). After several years of escaping, You Lin finally faced his feelings in a sentence: "Why are you so cruel?" And after the restrictions were lifted, Mu Mu also built a great road, and entered the fairy world with the little blue bird, and finally became a couple of gods and immortals. (I don't think Mu Mu is weaker in the ending. She already understood the ruthless path and used another path to become an immortal in the mortal world for three hundred years. How could she be weak?)

After reading it, the author's writing is very good. The first half was so cruel that I kept crying, but the second half has become transcendent, as if the heroine is the original heroine. One word, absolutely. There is not much way to get to Pengshan, and the blue bird is diligent in visiting. I hope that all readers can also meet a little angel who is as peaceful and upright as a blue bird.

Wuwuwuwu, I didn't dare to watch the cruelty at the beginning. It really tortured me to death. At that time, I wanted to grab the author's pen and write about dessert. But later on, I felt so happy when I saw the heroine break everything in the world and enter the ruthless path. I gave it four stars because I didn't really like the second ending written by the author. It was indeed a bit bloody as I said. Although it was very sweet, it was mainly because I didn't want to see Mu Mu abandoning his own strength to save others. I really like the ending one written by the author! Mu Mu, who has succeeded in all the calamities! So handsome! He is no longer the weak and inferior person who only cries and spits on his idiot when things happen to him, but the Naihe Immortal who handles everything calmly and methodically! The author writes about the process of change very smoothly, without any sudden changes. I really like the book written by the author!

I want to have a choice!!!! I was immediately fed the first ending. After watching the first ending, I felt empty. I rubbed my swollen eyes and looked at the half-pack of tissue paper. I couldn't bear to accept it!!!!! I watched it for six or seven hours in a row, and my brain was rusty when I watched the second ending (I regretted it so much). I liked the second one 🥺 🥺 🥺 and maybe I have to watch it a few more times before I can get over the first ending 🤦 Although the first ending is more dreamy, shocking, and beyond my imagination (but I am not willing to accept it). If the two endings have time to complement each other, it is both dreamy and philosophical and allows the two of them to get what they want. [Start]

I really like the first ending. I always like to read He's, but this one feels like the first ending is the most perfect. From another perspective, Huifeng and Mu Mu can be considered to be together forever, each in their own place, and I feel lost after reading it.

After reading it, I found that only more than a hundred people commented. It's really good. Why are there so few people? I didn't expect the author to write two endings. I personally feel that both endings are good. The first ending feels very consistent with the plot. Mu Mu slowly grows towards the ruthless path, and there are changes in his character and so on. The second ending adds more emotions and is particularly nice to watch, but it's a bit of a pity that Mu Mu ascends and doesn't go through the same calamity as the first ending, but I actually think it's pretty good.

I really like these three books, especially this one and I'm a Chutou. I really feel immersed in it. I shed tears for the heroine when I read it. The dialogues between the characters are particularly graphic and the writing is super great.

It's very, very, very beautiful. You can't think of the heroine's character as cowardly and incompetent (angry face) (although she chose it herself). The characters are very full, and everyone has their own karma. Why can't I always get the correct pinyin when typing mad? I can't comment. You, the author, are so great!

There is still a kind of intensity that does not belong to this APP, and it is also specially equipped with a main ending that makes people fall into a baby's sleep after watching it, and an if ending that everyone is happy with. It's convenient to watch it all in one go and then go to sleep 🤭🤭🤭