He Broke Off the Engagement and Told Her to Die, but the Ruthless Prince Went Mad and Stole Her Away

Although, I hope my sister can be, it's so frustrating [I'm about to cry] [Sending my heart]

Good looking. The final ending was unexpected. The heroine is not the kind of person who "abuses him thousands of times and treats him like first love" and is very sober. There is also the extra male protagonist Huang Liang Yimeng. [Cry][cry]

The real crematorium of Chui Wife, to be precise, should be the urn of Chui Wife. The ending of BE was unexpected but reasonable. I thought it would be another scene where "the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist thousands of times, and the female protagonist treats the male protagonist like her first love", but I didn't expect that in the end it would be the heroine's revenge on the male protagonist. After all, the harm the male protagonist once did to the female protagonist is indelible and even more unforgivable. In the end, the female protagonist was relieved by the male protagonist's cruel and ruthless calculations, and the male protagonist's ending (whether it was the main story or the extra) was considered retribution. Don't think that the if line of the extra chapter is HE. The extra chapter is just a dream of the male protagonist. In the end, the injured world of the male protagonist is finally achieved. It's rare that the heroine never looks back, thank you author.

After watching it, I was thinking about how the collision and character building of the male and female protagonists in the early stage ended up at the end. Looking back, I feel that the way the male protagonist took away the female protagonist was different from the previous shaping of the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is grateful for the life-saving grace of the mountain, but he is not without it at all. How could the late regent, a young general with a low-intelligence character who had witnessed all kinds of vicious palace tactics and battlefield fights, be completely defenseless to the second female lead because of a fake life-saving favor? The second female lead didn't believe anything and didn't ask for any confirmation or doubt about the life-saving incident that year? What's more, how can a person like him who goes crazy when he is dissatisfied know that he likes the heroine and loves her so much that he can still let the heroine be punished and trampled on at will? A nun in the palace abuses the heroine and he completely ignores the heroine's voice to defend the nun? Even if the heroine says she won't be a concubine and he has already agreed to be the princess, can he still be asked to surrender her status? A person who is domineering and self-centered will only care about whether he is comfortable or not, and whether the things he likes are comfortable. Ordinary people will get angry if they have a cat or dog that is hit by others, or they will feel uncomfortable if their cat or dog is in a bad mood, let alone someone with the kind of personality of the male protagonist [Thinking]. I think whether the two people get along with each other and the atmosphere is good, it won't come to a life-and-death situation in the end. At most, the male protagonist is domineering and will not admit it, while the female protagonist is gentle and stubborn and will not be softened easily. The forced direction of the happy enemy is more in line with the early setting.

The ending is considered a be. I think it is a well-written be. It didn't make me cry, and it didn't have the cliché of chasing my wife in the crematorium. The ending came a bit unexpectedly fast, but the arrangement of Huang Liang Yimeng in the end for the male protagonist was indeed a stroke of genius. Finally, Qingyun Mountain is indeed a good ending.

The heroine was miserable at the beginning, being abused by the male protagonist. Although the male protagonist was also tortured to death later, and then Huang Liang Yimeng, the pain suffered by the heroine has been caused, cannot be forgotten, and will stay with her for the rest of her life. It's time to write a side story about the heroine, such as the heroine's beautiful life after the hero's death.

It looks good. Please update the author more. When did the male protagonist find out that he likes the female protagonist? I want to watch Chasing His Wife in the Crematorium [Sending Hearts]

It tortured me to death. Halfway through, I realized that I had read this book before, and I forgot about it, so I finished it. I cried while reading it. The regent, who is so tough-mouthed, do you think he died unjustly? Not unjust, but a person who lacks emotions and doesn't know how to love others is pitiful? Poor, poor people must be hateful

It's too cruel. If this continues, I can only become a BE.

It's good to watch. I look forward to the chase of his wife in the crematorium later, which will make the male protagonist regret knowing the true face of the second female protagonist, the female protagonist's later identity, etc. The author will update it a lot.