Longing for You: A Sequel Beneath the Snowy Pear Blossoms

The writing is very good. It is the first time in so many novels that the conflict between the two people in the original work is written clearly. Many novels just put these things down lightly and start to become sweet. Only by tearing open the previous wounds and explaining clearly can the knot between the two parties be solved.

This is a continuation of Sauvignon Blanc. The main cp is Xiaoyao + Master Liu, the resurrected prime minister. This article mainly describes the end of the Sauvignon Blanc story and the death of Tu Shanjing. Xiaoyao found something suspicious and went to investigate, and found out how much Mr. Xiang Liu had done. So there is no hesitation in resurrecting it. Then the two got entangled until they got married and had children and the story after that. This article is from the female protagonist's perspective. Xiaoyao in this article is very courageous and capable of action. The whole article flows smoothly. Overall the language is natural and fluent. The author's plot is reasonably laid out, the structure is compact, the core of the characters is basically online, and the logic is self-consistent. It's an article worth reading. In this article, I feel that the author has made a poetic effort, especially in the description and rendering of the scenery, but I feel that there are some gaps in some places, and some are not very appropriate. But these are minor quibbles. The author's writing skills are quite good. And the author of this article updates thousands of times every day. So far, the updates are very stable, so feel free to follow it boldly. The author must be pretty good at cheating. Friendly reminder, Xiaoyao and Tu Shanjing's baby in the beginning is adopted, not biological, so be careful. Overall, this is a close-to-good continuation of Sauvignon Blanc. It's worth reading, I recommend it to everyone, and I look forward to the follow-up. It's finished today. It turned out to be be, which can only be said to be unexpected but reasonable. I completely agree with the author's views on Master Xiang Liu. I feel like the author doesn't know whether he loves or hates Xiaoyao. In other words, there is a mixture of hate and love. Should we love more or hate more? What is more painful than asking for something and not getting it is losing it again. Just like in the original work, he came and he left. To borrow a monologue from the ending of a game, I feel regretful but not regretful. Li Hua Xue, the title actually contains a great metaphor from the author. The author's ending also coincides with the original work. Life is a return, and death is a long love. Lord Xiang Liu in the article was plotted to die while on a journey with Xiao Yao to the fireworks in the world. The author also made it very clear at the end. To be honest, the writing is pretty good. But I got knifed. Understand and respect the author's ending. Xiaoyao finally lived in eternal memories and waiting. Xiang Liuque left forever. I hope that in a certain time and space hypothesis, Master Xiang Liu will get what he wants and all his wishes will come true.

This is good. The more miserable the torture, the better. After all, the little demon in the original book deserves to enjoy what others pay for him. It's too easy to get, but you won't cherish it too much. The harder you torture the heroine, the better.

I really like this article. I have read many fanfics about Yao Liu, and the most common plot is that Xiao Yao learns the truth after Xiang Liu's death, starts to regret, is reborn at a certain point in the past, and makes a new choice. This kind of plot cannot soothe the sadness in my heart. Because in my understanding and concept, in a parallel world or another life, if there is no memory and those experiences, how can it be regarded as the same person? In the world after Xiaoyao's rebirth, she met Xiang Liu again, and it was not the same Xiang Liu who had sacrificed for her in her previous life. Only this article by the author allowed Xiang Liu to resurrect with his memories, and also analyzed his thoughts after his resurrection in great detail. It really fits the character very well. After experiencing sacrifice for the righteousness in his heart, paying for the people he loves, and experiencing life and death, he will really become more transparent like this. I also really like the analysis of Xiaoyao's mentality in the article. As a Yaoliu Party member, I once wanted to deny or admit Xiaoyao's love for Tushanjing. In fact, I have never fully watched the TV series or the original novel because I skipped the plot of Tushanjing. But through the author's description, I really have to admit that Xiaoyao's choice of Tu Shanjing was definitely due to her liking. In other words, when she stayed with Tu Shanjing, her mental state must be happy and comfortable. It must be painful to marry this person without liking her. Xiaoyao's mentality of "seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages" for herself will not cause trouble for herself. Although she would be happier with Xiang Liu, it can only mean that it is the difference between "happy" and "especially happy", "like" and "especially like", "want" and "especially want", because human nature is really greedy. Similarly, the reason why Xiaoyao did not choose Xiangliu was also analyzed very well in the article. It was definitely a choice made by Xiaoyao based on rational analysis to prevent herself from being harmed. However, facing Xiang Liu's uncontrollable attraction and wanting to get closer, after knowing the truth, the feelings that can no longer be suppressed will eventually overwhelm his reason. In a way, her emotional needs for Xiang Liu did not get the response she wanted. After knowing that Xiang Liu's affection is so deep, she will feel even more regretful. When the regret reaches a certain level, she will also develop obsession. I am very grateful to the author for allowing Xiaoyao to finally fulfill his emotional needs for Xiangliu and make up for his regrets; for Xiaoyao to know Xiangliu's efforts, and for Xiangliu to receive Xiaoyao's clear love. This is really a good feedback for Xiangliu; most importantly, our Yaoliu Party finally has the ending we want to see.

The author's writing style is excellent, the structure is rigorous, and all the foreshadowings in the previous chapters are explained. Xiaoyao's character is real and believable, which is very consistent with the original work. Xiang Liu is well portrayed, whether it is Fang Feng Bei's free and easy character or Xiang Liu's cold and aloof character, they are all in place. The details are very vivid, especially the dialogue between the characters is not only consistent with their status, but also very profound and insightful. The dialogue skills are very good, unlike many vernacular dialogues.

This article doesn't have so much love, hate, compromise, and attitude issues that are like a chasm for no reason. Most of them get along day and night, following their hearts, and nourishing very healthy family affection, love, and friendship. Yaoliu lived an ordinary married life, having children together and fighting monsters together. They were considered a couple of gods and immortals [Sending Hearts] Looking forward to the exciting plot in the future This book is so well written that even Prime Minister Liu Benliu would not be embarrassed at all. After reading it, I can't relax for a few days.

This book is very beautiful, but it's a pity that it ended up being a life-and-death experience.

It's not bad to see Chapter 48. Both sad and sweet. I read the comments and said that Xiang Liu disappeared in the end, and I suddenly lost the courage to continue watching. I was afraid of being stabbed in the back, and watching TV series was already torture enough. I don't want to read fan fiction and get my heart attack.

How can I put it this way, the ending is unexpected, be gained and lost again, can Xiaoyao really be so open-minded? In the past, I was not worried that he would die again, but in the end, I was so open-minded about Xiang Liu's death. After all, I felt sorry for the baby snake. I finally came back to life, but with so many twists and turns, I still went to death [almost crying]

Treasure-level Yaoliu fanfic, I don't understand why the rating is low! It fits what I think might happen after Xiang Liu is resurrected, and the psychological analysis of the character is consistent with the original work. It would be perfect if the resurrection process wasn't so simple.