The Third Year After His Wife Left

It's so well written, so well written, but I couldn't continue watching it until halfway through. I don't know if it ends up being a be or a he. It would make me feel very painful if I saw the ending of the female lead and the male lead living with Meimei. Every woman is a victim of the patriarchal society. The only difference is that some people become ghosts, some people are forced to fit themselves into a mold that has a fixed shape, and some people would rather suffer than be numb. I know that the male protagonist did not directly "sorry" to the female protagonist, but I still hate him so much. He enjoys all the bonuses and can still be "as pale as a chrysanthemum". I want to castrate every male in the story and then cut him into pieces. This is a group of hypocritical and arrogant people who are just trying to gain fame.

It made me cry. The writing is very delicate. There is no mention of love in every word but it is love in every sentence. Shen Yiyao came back on the day Pei Jizhi wanted to die. It was not Pei Jizhi's obsession, it was Shen Yiyao who came back to save him [crying]. But everything is also Pei Jizhi's obsession. He misses his wife so much. Their tragedy is also the tragedy of that era. Who is right and who is wrong? It is impossible to decide who is wrong. But who should be blamed? Who do you hate? Who to blame? Women were oppressed in that era and were trapped in houses all their lives. If they had literary talents and ambitions, they would be prejudiced and erased by the world. It was too difficult to realize them. There are so many things I want to write, but when it comes time to write, I just can't. All in all, it's a super nice book. Shen Yiyao and Pei Jizhi must do well! ! Well! Thank you so much to the author! That kind of regretful, helpless abuse. Pei Jizhi has always loved Shen Yiyao, but during his lifetime he felt that he was not good enough. He felt guilty, self-blame and helpless. He didn't get to see her for the last time, and he regretted why he couldn't spend time with her and why he didn't know her better. Later Shen Yiyao came back, what was her obsession that brought her back. She thought she missed him too, and she finally finished her relationship and wanted to stay by his side for more time. She hoped he would be well. Regret is in every word. The last sentence "His wild goose has finally flown away." What a pity. [Crying] Regret is that the person Shen Yiyao wanted to see when he died could not appear in front of him. [Crying] Regret is that there is no Shen Yiyao in the rest of Pei Ji's life. He occupies less and less of his life [crying] It's a pity that Shen Yiyao can't get involved or mess up Pei Jizhi's future [crying] It's a pity that Pei Jizhi wants to grow old together and only has 52 days in his life [crying] It's a pity that Shen Yiyao said, you have to take your time, I will wait for you. This sentence is so sad [I almost cry] and there are so many regrets, all in every word [I almost cry], it really makes me cry.

I haven't seen such a good-looking book on Tomato for a long time, and the author's writing style is also good. When I read this book, I thought of "The Peacock Flies Southeast" and "A Dream of Red Mansions". As the protagonist, Shen Yiyao is the most three-dimensional character in the book. In her, I seem to see Daiyu, Baochai, Liu Lanzhi, etc. Who were oppressed by feudalism. She is the epitome of a woman. She is bright, studious, talented, sincere, and unwilling. In the early stage, I always hoped that she could break away from her shackles and gain freedom. She was in line with the saying "she comes and she goes clean". She is so admirable and lovable. But her love with Pei Jizhi is also full of regrets, and it reminds me of "Butterfly Lovers". I can't help but sigh that God will spare the lovers. Fortunately, Pei Jizhi is braver than Jiao Changqing and softer than Baoyu. He is willing to fight for Shen Yiyao and is willing to compromise for her, so I can't help but regard this as the ending and hope that they can be happy. However, when Liang Guogong passed away, I think there was some lack of writing power in the portrayal of the Duke's wife. The first article blindly described the evil of the Duke's wife, and then suddenly reversed the image in a short space to highlight her good qualities. This description is like turning a piece of paper from the black side to the white side. This approach makes the image of the character still flat, but a bit unrecognizable, and it does give people a "whitewashed" feeling. However, the shortcomings are not concealed. Because it is a short story, there are few characters. It mainly focuses on the portrayal of the protagonist's image. It was very enjoyable to read the whole story. The analysis of everyone in the book circle also resonated with me. I am looking forward to the author's new work.

It's really easy to cry [cry][cry][cry]. There is no third party involved emotionally. The plot reflects the realistic situation of women in ancient times. The heroine is really strong. I hope they can have a good ending.

The writing style is very delicate, and the emotions are expressed naturally. Those who are not prone to crying should prepare more tissues [to send heartfelt messages]. The tragedy between the male and female protagonists is really caused by many factors. As the author said, the root of the tragedy is class and three views. The heroine ignorantly awakened in an era that was not suitable for awakening, so her pride was repeatedly rubbed away. The male protagonist's innocence, romance and lack of contention are also cultivated by class, so it is inevitable that he does not understand the female protagonist many times. The beauty of this article is due to the fact that the heroine died early, because if the two people had not died early and never opened their mouths, they might have drifted apart in real life before they understood each other's feelings, and they would still be.

It's great. How can a cannibalistic society allow someone to dream outside the setting? A very true story, just like reading Six Chapters of a Floating Life, the memories are recounted, but the beauty has passed away, and the joy has turned to sadness. What surprised me is that the author wrote that the male protagonist said that when the pain overwhelms the courage to love and be loved, and he can no longer persist, I immediately thought of the peacock flying southeast. He has many important real things, but still cannot accept the death of his lover, and does not want to be shrouded in a damp haze all his life.

It looks good, the writing is very good, it is considered to be the best in Tomato It's just too painful. The protagonist is too miserable. Alas, I don't know who to blame. The male protagonist's parents and the court society are all murderers. If the genders of the male and female protagonists were changed, it might not be so painful. The male protagonist is too pure. Sometimes being too pure is also a kind of evil. Wrong, I hate you. He is smart but a late bloomer. He is extremely talented but has not yet developed his intelligence. The heroine is competitive and does not know how to behave and is not very involved in politics. She is talented and educated but the society is unfair. She is too ambitious and society cannot tolerate her. Both of them are dumb. Misunderstandings hurt people's hearts. I feel that both the male and female protagonists are like children in mind, their talents are at their peak, but they have not yet entered society and do not have the tact of adults. I think their quarrels are like high school students having tantrums in love, but the society at that time could not tolerate their tantrums. Every step was related to the survival of the family. Their childishness may not be a big problem in today's society, but it was a dead end at that time. There are also the parents of the male protagonist, I really can't forgive them. His parents were thoroughly taught by feudal ethics. They hurt people at every step and were deadly with their swords. Every decision they made led to the death of the female protagonist. However, in society at that time, this kind of people was the norm, and the male and female protagonists were the minority. In fact, I think it might be better to have both the male and female protagonists die in the ending, and it might be more painful for the male protagonist to live.

Many details are dealt with that are deeply rooted in people's hearts. Everyone is trapped in a cage. The pressure of royal power and patriarchy is overwhelming like the sea. People are helpless, unwilling and desperate. In the end, they are dragged by the iron cage and sink into the darkness and drown. Life and death, high and low, tear apart the flesh and blood of people's hearts, causing people who are already in cages to go crazy and lock smaller people into heavier iron cages. The world is a chessboard game, interspersed with descriptions with a human touch, such as people in the market, distant mountains surrounded by clouds. There are always people in this world who stand on the edge of the cage and look up at the bright sea, not only wanting to see the sun, but also the moon and the mountains of Nagawa. And I have to think of what is said in "Zengguang Xianwen": "In one life, there is a spring in the grass and trees, coming like wind and rain, and going away like fine dust." Living in it for the most part, the body cannot escape. Only the wind, snow, and hanging springs and waterfalls can give people spiritual freedom. This is not a book review, but a feeling about the book. I just felt a little confused at the end of writing, and the logic is not very smooth. It can be summed up in one sentence, that is: liberate your heart!

I have read many novels on various platforms and genres for many years, but this one really made me finish it without skipping a chapter. The author's writing style is very good. It is rare to find such a good writing style. It is not difficult to understand but has charm! The plot is really smooth, everything feels like it happened naturally, and each character is very distinct. From the moment I clicked on this book, I knew it was a sad story, but I didn't expect it to be very powerful. From knowing the grievances the heroine suffered in three years of marriage to the final ending, I almost kept crying. Even in the last few sweet chapters, I still couldn't stop crying. This book, I would like to call it a god, it is so beautiful [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

The writing is very good, and it is very close to my heart. The writing style is very good and flowing. The story is not very complicated, but it is very well written. The entanglements, conflicts, misunderstandings, and doubts between the male and female protagonists, as well as the estrangement between the two people after a thousand sails and the pain of being unable to express their love, are performed extremely well. But the title of the book mistook me. I came across it several times on the home page. When I looked at the title of the book, the first thing I thought of was that the president pursed his sharp thin lips and said that the madam was still angry, and the housekeeper said that the madam had been dead for three years. Then I would swipe it every time I swiped it, and I didn't click in until today. [Cry][cry][cry] I clicked in to see the introduction, and then I became interested and read the entire text in one go. Really, I feel sad for them. In that era, it was really difficult to get along. Class, class, gender, and ethics were all shackles. It's a pity that they can never escape from this environment and enjoy true freedom.