The Comments Tell Me to Hurry Up and Die, So I'll Live Just to Spite You

It really feels like it's a matter of perspective. There really isn't a black protagonist in this story. The same behavior will be interpreted differently when viewed from a third perspective or a supporting character's perspective. Is it incredible that he could really be so malicious? Is there that much malice? Yes, this is the current trend on the Internet. People follow what others say, follow marketing accounts, and use the most malicious ideas to speculate on people they don't know. Throwing dirty water, spreading rumors, changing faces, society is really a huge grassroots team. In this article, Xinrong didn't do anything particularly extreme after seeing the barrage of scolding herself and her family. Personally, I felt it was quite realistic because it was a feudal dynasty, with the emperor as the highest power group. It was quite irrational to risk her own life and that of her family in order to vent her emotions, so she didn't do anything. After Xinrong discovered that this world is about love as the main thread and Princess Huanzhu as the main thread. Your own strength is not enough to resist the world, so you are looking for the meaning of your life and want to know what you have been given and what you strive for. But all of this is inseparable from one's own efforts. Why should it be defined by labels? She took Concubine Yu with her to find what she really wanted and what she could do and like. (This is what she can do to make herself happy by trying her best in the feudal dynasty) Looking forward to updates from the author!

Very well written! Especially the part about Xin Rong Fan's Barbecued Pork Five! So cool! And Xiao Yanzi destroyed something that Fujin had given to his daughter! Lafayette found out and wanted to settle the score! I hope it will be written that Lafayette secretly sent someone to the Huibin Building. When he saw the protagonists going to the Huibin Building, Qing'er also went there, and found that the way Qing'er looked at Xiao Jian was the way he looked at his sweetheart!

The heroine's logical thinking is great and she sees things very thoroughly, especially from the moment she knows she is the character in the play, her emotional descriptions are super delicate. She suffered, hesitated, and struggled, but finally focused on herself. Even if she finds that everything about her is just words in books and pictures on TV, personal experience from different perspectives will make her understand that everything is not false and that she is a real person who works hard in life. She did not give up on herself, but faced life positively, and while redeeming herself, she still respected and warmed to those women in feudal society. There was no pity and criticism from above that did not know the plot, but only a kind heart that truly cared for others, empathized with them, and was willing to empathize and understand others. Already aware of the vastness of the universe, I still pity the green grass and trees. Even when facing someone from a different standpoint, he did not criticize or criticize one-sidedly, but seriously "looked at" this person. Great! Thank you to the author for your great creation. After reading it in one go, I can't wait to put it in the big manuscript box [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]

The protagonist is very sober and has a strong will. I saw the unyielding will of women in the feudal era. Unlike others, Xinai always seemed to be the bad guy. In that era, women were pitiful, but why should they be regarded as enemies?

Very nice! Personally, I think it is a self-growth article or a self-awakening article. After being impacted by the comments, the heroine has been constantly thinking and struggling, realizing the cruelty and injustice of the world, and decided to resist. During this period, many of the descriptions are about inner feelings and real-life problems. The heroine's transformation is also natural. It is a very good novel about women's inner growth and self-pursuit. Speaking of which, when I was writing this review, I thought of Veil. I am also living in the secular world - thinking about life under impact - trying to walk on my own path in life. However, Veil is more real, the transition is more natural, the content is more touching, and it makes readers think a little more.

I saw in the latest chapter that Little Yanzi comes out of the palace and destroys the things that Xinrong's parents sent all the way. I have not watched the original drama, but judging from the plot of this book, Little Yanzi obviously cannot be a positive protagonist in my mind. If I encounter such a person in daily life who gets into trouble anytime, anywhere, can't handle it on his own, and crazily blames others, I will really stay away. I wonder why other people are so tolerant and doting on her.

The writing is very good, very delicate and sophisticated, and it depicts the confusion, pain and nirvana rebirth of a stereotyped NPC after awakening. The deepest impression was that Xinrong saw the scenery outside the Great Wall in his dream and felt a freedom he had never experienced before. Come on, update, it looks great!

It's so beautiful. I strive to always like the character of Xinrong. She has a lot of bitterness and helplessness that we can't see. It's really heartbreaking to watch. Such a character design of Princess Princess is indeed not as good as the old version. The supporting characters in Da Da's writing have grown their own flesh and blood. Da Da is great ₍₍Ϡ(੭•̀ω•́)੭✧⃛

The writing style is so good, it is simply beyond the level of Tomato! The story is logically rigorous and does not deliberately obscure the original story characters. It is written from the perspective of self-salvation, making the original cannon fodder character gradually full of charm! Come on, keep at it!

Good looking!!! Love watching!! It can be seen that the author has compassion for the female characters. He does not only focus on revenge and abuse, but also focuses on the growth and exploration of women. Many people's awakening is almost overnight and clear in the works of some authors, but in this book, both Xinrong and Ziwei Qing'er have a step-by-step process. They are groping, and the most important thing is that they are trial and error, looking for themselves, rather than simply loving above all else.